Film Quotes by Robert Taylor
45 quotes
Year: 1953
Director:
John Farrow
Director:
John Farrow
Jose Esqueda:
Can you imagine a smile on Barton's face?
Rio: It's the only place where a smile could be ugly.
Rio: It's the only place where a smile could be ugly.
--
Robert Taylor
(as Rio)
in
Ride, Vaquero!
(1953)
Year: 1950
Director:
Anthony Mann
Director:
Anthony Mann
Verne Coolan:
That's a big horse you're riding there. It's a long fall off it.
Lance Poole: Like you said, he's a big horse.
Lance Poole: Like you said, he's a big horse.
--
Robert Taylor
in
Devil's Doorway
(1950)
Year: 1950
Director:
Sam Wood
Director:
Sam Wood
Lt. Linus Delaney:
Well, I never thought I'd see the day.
Ward Kinsman: That's the point, isn't it? To live to see the day.
Ward Kinsman: That's the point, isn't it? To live to see the day.
--
Robert Taylor
in
Ambush
(1950)
Year: 1936
Director:
George Cukor
Director:
George Cukor
Marguerite:
It's hard to believe that there's such happiness in this world.
Armand: Marguerite. Now you've put tears on my hand. Why?
Marguerite: You will never love me thirty years. No one will.
Armand: I'll love you all my life. I know that now. All my life.
[They kiss]
Armand: Marguerite. Now you've put tears on my hand. Why?
Marguerite: You will never love me thirty years. No one will.
Armand: I'll love you all my life. I know that now. All my life.
[They kiss]
--
Robert Taylor
(as Armand Duval)
in
Camille
(1936)
Year: 1950
Director:
Sam Wood
Director:
Sam Wood
Capt. Ben Lorrison:
What do you think of the entire plan of action?
Ward Kinsman: I wasn't asked.
Capt. Ben Lorrison: You are now.
Ward Kinsman: The plan is based upon what Diablito should do. You better be ready for what he can't possibly do, but probably will.
Ward Kinsman: I wasn't asked.
Capt. Ben Lorrison: You are now.
Ward Kinsman: The plan is based upon what Diablito should do. You better be ready for what he can't possibly do, but probably will.
--
Robert Taylor
in
Ambush
(1950)
Year: 1949
Director:
Robert Z. Leonard
Director:
Robert Z. Leonard
--
Robert Taylor
(as Rigby)
in
The Bribe
(1949)
Year: 1941
Director:
David Miller*Frank Borzage
Director:
David Miller*Frank Borzage
Jim 'Holy' Sherwood:
Don't you get fed up sometimes?
Billy: Fed up with what?
Jim 'Holy' Sherwood: Oh, rollin' around like a tumbleweed, being hunted, and never knowin' who's behind the next rock. I mean...
Billy: I know what you mean. I like it!
Billy: Fed up with what?
Jim 'Holy' Sherwood: Oh, rollin' around like a tumbleweed, being hunted, and never knowin' who's behind the next rock. I mean...
Billy: I know what you mean. I like it!
--
Robert Taylor
(as Billy Bonney)
in
Billy the Kid
(1941)
Year: 1940
Director:
Mervyn LeRoy
Director:
Mervyn LeRoy
Myra Lester:
Hello.
Roy Cronin: Hello
[they kiss]
Roy Cronin: You know, I... I thought about you all last night. Couldn't sleep a wink.
Myra Lester: You managed to remember me at last, then.
Roy Cronin: [laughing] Yes, barely managed. Myra, what do you think we're going to do tonight?
Roy Cronin: Hello
[they kiss]
Roy Cronin: You know, I... I thought about you all last night. Couldn't sleep a wink.
Myra Lester: You managed to remember me at last, then.
Roy Cronin: [laughing] Yes, barely managed. Myra, what do you think we're going to do tonight?
--
Robert Taylor
(as Roy Cronin)
in
Waterloo Bridge
(1940)
Year: 1955
Director:
Richard Thorpe
Director:
Richard Thorpe
Count William De la Marck:
[Fighting in the darkness] How many are you?
Quentin Durward: How many do you want?
Quentin Durward: How many do you want?
--
Robert Taylor
in
The Adventures of Quentin Durward
(1955)
Year: 1941
Director:
David Miller*Frank Borzage
Director:
David Miller*Frank Borzage
--
Robert Taylor
(as Billy Bonney)
in
Billy the Kid
(1941)