Film Quotes by Vincent Price
123 quotes
Year: 1946
Director:
Alfred L. Werker
Director:
Alfred L. Werker
Elaine Jordan:
You've got a headache. I can tell from your eyes.
Dr. Richard Cross: Yes, it's bursting.
Dr. Richard Cross: Yes, it's bursting.
--
Vincent Price
in
Shock
(1946)
Year: 1964
John F. Black, Esq.:
[as he's dying again] "Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player, that struts and frets his hour upon the stage, and then is heard no more..."
Waldo Trumbull: I'll believe that when I see it.
Waldo Trumbull: I'll believe that when I see it.
--
Vincent Price
(as Waldo Trumbull)
in
The Comedy of Terrors
(1964)
Year: 1964
John F. Black, Esq.:
[who has just awakened from a cataleptic trance in the mortuary basement] Mr. Trumbull... this man... what am I doing here?
Waldo Trumbull: [who has recovered from his shock] Well, you're here because you;'re dead, Mr. Black.
John F. Black, Esq.: The hell I am!
Waldo Trumbull: Oh yes, Mr. Black, quite dead. Everybody knows it... except apparently you.
John F. Black, Esq.: What jiggery-pockery is this?
Waldo Trumbull: Oh, not jiggery-pockery, Mr. Black. Hinchley and Trumbull, Funeral Parlor.
John F. Black, Esq.: [realizing what Trumbull means] You wouldn't dare!
Waldo Trumbull: [pause, then] Have we a choice, Mr. Black?
Waldo Trumbull: [who has recovered from his shock] Well, you're here because you;'re dead, Mr. Black.
John F. Black, Esq.: The hell I am!
Waldo Trumbull: Oh yes, Mr. Black, quite dead. Everybody knows it... except apparently you.
John F. Black, Esq.: What jiggery-pockery is this?
Waldo Trumbull: Oh, not jiggery-pockery, Mr. Black. Hinchley and Trumbull, Funeral Parlor.
John F. Black, Esq.: [realizing what Trumbull means] You wouldn't dare!
Waldo Trumbull: [pause, then] Have we a choice, Mr. Black?
--
Vincent Price
(as Waldo Trumbull)
in
The Comedy of Terrors
(1964)
Year: 1950
Director:
Samuel Fuller
Director:
Samuel Fuller
Rita, the Gypsy Dancer:
Who are you?
James Addison 'The Baron' Reavis, aka Brother Anthony: A wanderer like Cain looking for a woman of my own.
James Addison 'The Baron' Reavis, aka Brother Anthony: A wanderer like Cain looking for a woman of my own.
--
Vincent Price
(as James Addison Reavis)
in
The Baron of Arizona
(1950)
Year: 1947
Director:
Michael Gordon
Director:
Michael Gordon
--
Vincent Price
in
The Web
(1947)
Year: 1963
Director:
Roger Corman
Director:
Roger Corman
Simon Orne:
Joseph, have you not gorged yourself enough on revenge?
Charles Dexter Ward: You do not know the extent of my appetite, Simon. I'll not have my fill of revenge until this village is a graveyard. Until they have felt, as I did, the kiss of fire on their soft bare flesh. All of them. Have patience my friends. Surely, after all these years, I'm entitled to a few small amusements.
Charles Dexter Ward: You do not know the extent of my appetite, Simon. I'll not have my fill of revenge until this village is a graveyard. Until they have felt, as I did, the kiss of fire on their soft bare flesh. All of them. Have patience my friends. Surely, after all these years, I'm entitled to a few small amusements.
--
Vincent Price
in
The Haunted Palace
(1963)
Year: 1959
Director:
William Castle
Director:
William Castle
--
Vincent Price
(as Frederick Loren)
in
House on Haunted Hill
(1959)
Year: 1959
Director:
William Castle
Director:
William Castle
--
Vincent Price
(as Frederick Loren)
in
House on Haunted Hill
(1959)
Year: 1950
Director:
Richard Whorf
Director:
Richard Whorf
--
Vincent Price
(as Burnbridge Waters)
in
Champagne for Caesar
(1950)
Year: 1964
Felix Gillie:
[he and Trumbuill and sitting on the coffin, trying to keep it closed and referring to Mr. Black, who's inside the coffin] For a man in his condition, he has a lot of energy!
Waldo Trumbull: The stubborn old crackpot! I could have sworn that he was dead!
Felix Gillie: It's about time!
Waldo Trumbull: I've never had such an uncooperative customer in my life!
Waldo Trumbull: The stubborn old crackpot! I could have sworn that he was dead!
Felix Gillie: It's about time!
Waldo Trumbull: I've never had such an uncooperative customer in my life!
--
Vincent Price
(as Waldo Trumbull)
in
The Comedy of Terrors
(1964)