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Film Quotes by Shelley Winters

21 quotes
A Double Life
Year: 1947

Director:
George Cukor
Anthony John: How's the chicken cacciatore?
Pat Kroll: It's your stomach.
-- Shelley Winters (as Pat Kroll) in A Double Life (1947)
Winchester '73
Year: 1950

Director:
Anthony Mann
Dutch Henry Brown: Haven't I seen you somewhere?
Lola Manners: I've been somewhere.
-- Shelley Winters (as Lola Manners) in Winchester '73 (1950)
The Scalphunters
Year: 1968

Director:
Sydney Pollack
Jim Howie: Go get yourself some clothes on! I don't want these men gettin' any horny notions!
Kate: Stop talkin'like a Baptist preacher. If I had half the boots been stuck under my bed, I bet I could outfit the United States Cavalry!
-- Shelley Winters (as Kate) in The Scalphunters (1968)
Harper
Year: 1966

Director:
Jack Smight
Lew Harper: [Eager to get Fay out of the bar and home] Anyway, if I don't get you home soon, I'm going to explode!
Fay Estabrook: [Falling for Archer's flattery] Oh, no don't try to rush me! Let's have another l'il drinkie! Got time for another l'il drinkie, dumpling?
Lew Harper: [Surveying Fay's dumpy body dismissively] Nah! It stiffens up my chewing gum! Anyway, you're too classy for a place like this!
Fay Estabrook: [a sad, far away look in her eyes as if trying to recall the last time someone has been so interested in her] Yeah, I am classy. Not everybody notices...
Executive Suite
Year: 1954

Director:
Robert Wise
Josiah Walter Dudley: You don't know me as well as you think you do. A guy can change, you know.
Eva Bardeman: You wanna bet?
-- Shelley Winters (as Eva Bardeman) in Executive Suite (1954)
Lolita
Year: 1962

Director:
Stanley Kubrick
Charlotte Haze: [to Humbert] Oh, you MAN!
-- Shelley Winters (as Charlotte Haze) in Lolita (1962)
Lolita
Year: 1962

Director:
Stanley Kubrick
Charlotte Haze: There's a nice view from this window... of the front lawn.
-- Shelley Winters (as Charlotte Haze) in Lolita (1962)
The Raging Tide
Year: 1951

Director:
George Sherman
Connie Thatcher: Little men are smarter. There's not so much space between their ears.
South Sea Sinner
Year: 1950

Director:
H. Bruce Humberstone
Coral: I'm no thinker, Mr. Davis. It's the poorest paying profession.
The Big Knife
Year: 1955

Director:
Robert Aldrich
Dixie Evans: I don't care if I do see a snake. I'm sure I'd much rather see a snake than a Hollywood producer.