Film Quotes by Robert Young
17 quotes
Year: 1943
Director:
Wesley Ruggles
Director:
Wesley Ruggles
Bob Stuart:
Well, uh, you see, she had amnesia when I met her. What's more, it recurred, you know, kept happening on and off. Why once I came home late at night. I got into bed, kissed her and she gave me a friendly smile and then said, "Who are you?" It was the friendly smile that burned me up.
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Robert Young
in
Slightly Dangerous
(1943)
Year: 1948
Director:
Walter Lang
Director:
Walter Lang
Harry King:
You know, Mrs. King, it's really all your fault.
Tacey King: Hnh?
Harry King: If you weren't so darned pretty, we wouldn't have so many kids for people to sit with.
Tacey King: Hnh?
Harry King: If you weren't so darned pretty, we wouldn't have so many kids for people to sit with.
--
Robert Young
in
Sitting Pretty
(1948)
Year: 1941
Director:
King Vidor
Director:
King Vidor
Harry Moulton Pulham:
They say that you can get over anything in time. I don't believe you can... but given enough time you can put it where it belongs.
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Robert Young
(as Harry Moulton Pulham)
in
H.M. Pulham, Esq.
(1941)
Year: 1940
Director:
King Vidor*Jack Conway*W.S. Van Dyke
Director:
King Vidor*Jack Conway*W.S. Van Dyke
Langdon Towne:
[Slapping at mosquitoes as they walk through wetlands] Mosquitoes don't bite you, do they?
Hunk Marriner: Nope.
Langdon Towne: You put something on that keeps them off?
Hunk Marriner: Rancid bear grease. They hate the stink worse than I do.
Langdon Towne: [Smelling some of the bear grease that Hunk offers him] thanks. I'll take the mosquitoes.
Hunk Marriner: Nope.
Langdon Towne: You put something on that keeps them off?
Hunk Marriner: Rancid bear grease. They hate the stink worse than I do.
Langdon Towne: [Smelling some of the bear grease that Hunk offers him] thanks. I'll take the mosquitoes.
--
Robert Young
in
Northwest Passage
(1940)
Year: 1947
Director:
Irving Pichel
Director:
Irving Pichel
Larry Ballentine:
She looked like a very special kind of dynamite, neatly wrapped in nylon and silk. Only I wasn't having any. I'd been too close to one explosion already. I was powder shy.
--
Robert Young
in
They Won't Believe Me
(1947)
Year: 1940
Director:
King Vidor*Jack Conway*W.S. Van Dyke
Director:
King Vidor*Jack Conway*W.S. Van Dyke
[last lines]
Elizabeth Browne: [standing alongside Langdon Towne as Major Robert Rogers and his rangers march into the distance] Is there, Langdon? Is there a Northwest Passage?
Langdon Towne: Who knows.
[pause]
Langdon Towne: It's every man's dream to find a short route to his heart's desire. If the major dreams long enough, he'll find it.
Elizabeth Browne: Will we hear from him?
Langdon Towne: Hear from him?
[pause]
Langdon Towne: Every time we look across the river we'll hear his voice calling us through the wind. He'll be within us, Elizabeth - wherever we are or he may be - for that man will never die.
Elizabeth Browne: [standing alongside Langdon Towne as Major Robert Rogers and his rangers march into the distance] Is there, Langdon? Is there a Northwest Passage?
Langdon Towne: Who knows.
[pause]
Langdon Towne: It's every man's dream to find a short route to his heart's desire. If the major dreams long enough, he'll find it.
Elizabeth Browne: Will we hear from him?
Langdon Towne: Hear from him?
[pause]
Langdon Towne: Every time we look across the river we'll hear his voice calling us through the wind. He'll be within us, Elizabeth - wherever we are or he may be - for that man will never die.
--
Robert Young
in
Northwest Passage
(1940)
Year: 1949
Director:
Richard Wallace
Director:
Richard Wallace
--
Robert Young
in
Adventure in Baltimore
(1949)