Film Quotes by Susan Hayward
39 quotes
Year: 1938
Director:
Ray Taylor
Director:
Ray Taylor
Tom Owens:
[Gesturing to the horse trough] You see that?
Vinnie Holt: That what?
Tom Owens: 'That what' that Sam is pumping water to.
Vinnie Holt: [Indignantly] That's a horse trough!
Tom Owens: Well, just don't use any soap. The animals don't like it.
Vinnie Holt: Is that where you take a bath?
Vinnie Holt: That what?
Tom Owens: 'That what' that Sam is pumping water to.
Vinnie Holt: [Indignantly] That's a horse trough!
Tom Owens: Well, just don't use any soap. The animals don't like it.
Vinnie Holt: Is that where you take a bath?
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Susan Hayward
in
Rawhide
(1951)
Year: 1938
Director:
Ray Taylor
Director:
Ray Taylor
Tom Owens:
What are you doing?
Vinnie Holt: I'm taking this room.
Tom Owens: I'm sorry, this is mine.
Vinnie Holt: [Authoritatively] Not tonight, it's not!
Vinnie Holt: I'm taking this room.
Tom Owens: I'm sorry, this is mine.
Vinnie Holt: [Authoritatively] Not tonight, it's not!
--
Susan Hayward
in
Rawhide
(1951)
Year: 1958
Director:
Robert Wise
Director:
Robert Wise
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Susan Hayward
(as Barbara Graham)
in
I Want to Live!
(1958)
Year: 1954
Director:
Henry Hathaway
Director:
Henry Hathaway
Fiske:
It's a good trick, and it'll work.
Leah Fuller: On who?
Leah Fuller: On me because I'm stayin' with you.
Leah Fuller: Why?
Fiske: [Chuckles] Because I'm a fool.
Leah Fuller: Not to me.
Fiske: [Hesitatingly] What am I to you?
Leah Fuller: Maybe it'll help if I tell you.
Fiske: It won't.
Leah Fuller: It's easy to say because you're nothing. You're nothing at all. Just nothing.
Leah Fuller: On who?
Leah Fuller: On me because I'm stayin' with you.
Leah Fuller: Why?
Fiske: [Chuckles] Because I'm a fool.
Leah Fuller: Not to me.
Fiske: [Hesitatingly] What am I to you?
Leah Fuller: Maybe it'll help if I tell you.
Fiske: It won't.
Leah Fuller: It's easy to say because you're nothing. You're nothing at all. Just nothing.
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Susan Hayward
(as Leah Fuller)
in
Garden of Evil
(1954)
Year: 1954
Director:
Henry Hathaway
Director:
Henry Hathaway
Fiske:
Whew! Isn't there some other way we could go back?
Leah Fuller: Not that I know of.
Fiske: [Sarcastically] Great! How'd you ever find this place?
Leah Fuller: With a map from an old priest in Sacramento. He warned us against it.
Fiske: What'd he come here for?
Leah Fuller: For God! A little better reason than ours, wasn't it?
Leah Fuller: Not that I know of.
Fiske: [Sarcastically] Great! How'd you ever find this place?
Leah Fuller: With a map from an old priest in Sacramento. He warned us against it.
Fiske: What'd he come here for?
Leah Fuller: For God! A little better reason than ours, wasn't it?
--
Susan Hayward
(as Leah Fuller)
in
Garden of Evil
(1954)
Year: 1958
Director:
Robert Wise
Director:
Robert Wise
San Quentin Capt.:
[whispers] When you hear the pellets drop, count to ten. Take a deep breath. It's easier that way.
Barbara Graham: How would you know?
Barbara Graham: How would you know?
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Susan Hayward
(as Barbara Graham)
in
I Want to Live!
(1958)
Year: 1967
Director:
Joseph L. Mankiewicz
Director:
Joseph L. Mankiewicz
William McFly:
What will you drink, ladies?
Mrs. Sheridan: Root beer.
William McFly: Well, I'm afraid we haven't any...
Mrs. Sheridan: [Cutting him off] Of course not! Billions of dollars exporting the American way of life, and most of the world still never heard of root beer!
Mrs. Sheridan: Root beer.
William McFly: Well, I'm afraid we haven't any...
Mrs. Sheridan: [Cutting him off] Of course not! Billions of dollars exporting the American way of life, and most of the world still never heard of root beer!
--
Susan Hayward
(as Mrs. Lone Star Crockett Sheridan)
in
The Honey Pot
(1967)
Year: 1947
Director:
Martin Gabel
Director:
Martin Gabel
Lewis Venable:
Miss Bordereau, I shouldn't like to come here against your will.
Tina Bordereau: [Referring to Juliana] It's her will that counts.
Tina Bordereau: [Referring to Juliana] It's her will that counts.
--
Susan Hayward
in
The Lost Moment
(1947)
Year: 1946
Director:
Harold Clurman
Director:
Harold Clurman
Alex Winkley:
Do you think it might rain and cool off?
June Goth: [detached] Such things have been known to happen.
June Goth: [detached] Such things have been known to happen.
--
Susan Hayward
in
Deadline at Dawn
(1946)
Year: 1949
Director:
Mark Robson
Director:
Mark Robson
Lewis H. Wengler:
Well, I don't think I could hit a woman.
Eloise Winters: Well, try it sometimes. It's a wonderful feeling.
Eloise Winters: Well, try it sometimes. It's a wonderful feeling.
--
Susan Hayward
in
My Foolish Heart
(1949)