Film Quotes by Walter Brennan
45 quotes
Year: 1955
Director:
John Sturges
Director:
John Sturges
John J. Macreedy:
[to the town mortician] Mind not looking at me like that?
Doc T.R. Velie Jr.: Like what?
John J. Macreedy: Like a potential customer.
Doc T.R. Velie Jr.: Huh. Everyone is.
Doc T.R. Velie Jr.: Like what?
John J. Macreedy: Like a potential customer.
Doc T.R. Velie Jr.: Huh. Everyone is.
--
Walter Brennan
(as Doc Velie)
in
Bad Day at Black Rock
(1955)
Year: 1955
Director:
John Sturges
Director:
John Sturges
John J. Macreedy:
I got a problem of my own.
Doc T.R. Velie Jr.: You sure have, they're going to kill you with no hard feelings.
John J. Macreedy: And you're going to sit there and let 'em do it.
Doc T.R. Velie Jr.: Don't get waspish with me, mister.
John J. Macreedy: Oh, I'm sorry, I, uh...
Doc T.R. Velie Jr.: Yeah, well, I feel for you, but I'm consumed with apathy. Why should I mix in?
Doc T.R. Velie Jr.: You sure have, they're going to kill you with no hard feelings.
John J. Macreedy: And you're going to sit there and let 'em do it.
Doc T.R. Velie Jr.: Don't get waspish with me, mister.
John J. Macreedy: Oh, I'm sorry, I, uh...
Doc T.R. Velie Jr.: Yeah, well, I feel for you, but I'm consumed with apathy. Why should I mix in?
--
Walter Brennan
(as Doc Velie)
in
Bad Day at Black Rock
(1955)
Year: 1941
Director:
Jean Renoir*Irving Pichel
Director:
Jean Renoir*Irving Pichel
Ben:
We'll get out Keefer - if I have to bash you in the head when you ain't looking.
Tom Keefer: Bud, there ain't no man livin' can catch me when I ain't lookin'.
Tom Keefer: Bud, there ain't no man livin' can catch me when I ain't lookin'.
--
Walter Brennan
(as Tom Keefer)
in
Swamp Water
(1941)
Year: 1941
Director:
Jean Renoir*Irving Pichel
Director:
Jean Renoir*Irving Pichel
Ben:
You tryin' to get me killed?
Tom Keefer: I'm tryin' to find out if there's anyone in the world who kin speak the honest truth.
Tom Keefer: I'm tryin' to find out if there's anyone in the world who kin speak the honest truth.
--
Walter Brennan
(as Tom Keefer)
in
Swamp Water
(1941)
Year: 1969
Director:
Jean Yarbrough
Director:
Jean Yarbrough
Gentleman George Agnew:
You almost outdrawed him, Nash.
Nash Crawford: "Almost" gets a man a quick funeral.
Nash Crawford: "Almost" gets a man a quick funeral.
--
Walter Brennan
(as Nash Crawford)
in
The Over-the-Hill Gang
(1969)
Year: 1940
Director:
William Wyler
Director:
William Wyler
The Stranger:
Have you met Miss Langtry?
Judge Roy W. Bean: No, I never met her. I never met the sun, I never shook hands with the moon, and I've never been introduced to no clouds.
Judge Roy W. Bean: No, I never met her. I never met the sun, I never shook hands with the moon, and I've never been introduced to no clouds.
--
Walter Brennan
(as Judge Roy Bean)
in
The Westerner
(1940)
Year: 1948
Director:
Robert Wise
Director:
Robert Wise
Jim Garry:
[after Barden kills Reardon] Why did you do it?
Kris Barden: I always wanted to shoot one of you. He was the handiest.
Kris Barden: I always wanted to shoot one of you. He was the handiest.
--
Walter Brennan
(as Kris Barden)
in
Blood on the Moon
(1948)
Year: 1948
Director:
Robert Wise
Director:
Robert Wise
Jim Garry:
It's about your son, Barden. He was killed in the raid.
Kris Barden: I figured maybe that's what happened when he didn't come home.
Jim Garry: I was with him when he got hit. Nothing I could do.
Kris Barden: Big price to pay for a little bit of grass.
Kris Barden: I figured maybe that's what happened when he didn't come home.
Jim Garry: I was with him when he got hit. Nothing I could do.
Kris Barden: Big price to pay for a little bit of grass.
--
Walter Brennan
(as Kris Barden)
in
Blood on the Moon
(1948)
Year: 1969
Director:
Burt Kennedy
Director:
Burt Kennedy
Tom Danby:
Pa, you been touchin' up your hair again?
Pa Danby: Whadda ya mean, AGAIN?
Tom Danby: Nothin'. It just looks better in spots, that's all.
Pa Danby: Whadda ya mean, SPOTS?
Pa Danby: Whadda ya mean, AGAIN?
Tom Danby: Nothin'. It just looks better in spots, that's all.
Pa Danby: Whadda ya mean, SPOTS?
--
Walter Brennan
(as Pa Danby)
in
Support Your Local Sheriff!
(1969)
Year: 1955
Director:
John Sturges
Director:
John Sturges
Doc T.R. Velie Jr.:
Four years ago something terrible happened here. We did nothing about it, nothing. The whole town fell into a sort of settled melancholy and all the people in it closed their eyes, and held their tongues, and... failed the test with a whimper. And now something terrible's going to happen again -- and in a way we're lucky, because we've been given a second chance.
--
Walter Brennan
(as Doc Velie)
in
Bad Day at Black Rock
(1955)