Film Quotes by Walter Brennan
45 quotes
Year: 1944
Director:
Howard Hawks
Director:
Howard Hawks
Eddie:
[Oft repeated line] Was you ever bit by a dead bee?
--
Walter Brennan
(as Eddie)
in
To Have and Have Not
(1944)
Year: 1944
Director:
Howard Hawks
Director:
Howard Hawks
Eddie:
Drinking don't bother my memory. If it did I wouldn't drink. I couldn't. You see, I'd forget how good it was, then where'd I be? Start drinkin' water, again.
--
Walter Brennan
(as Eddie)
in
To Have and Have Not
(1944)
Year: 1944
Director:
Howard Hawks
Director:
Howard Hawks
Eddie:
I've been figuring, them guys don't think that I'm wise, but they was trying to get me drunk.
[laughs]
Eddie: They don't know me, do they, Harry?
[Hiccups]
[laughs]
Eddie: They don't know me, do they, Harry?
[Hiccups]
--
Walter Brennan
(as Eddie)
in
To Have and Have Not
(1944)
Year: 1944
Director:
Henry Hathaway
Director:
Henry Hathaway
J. F. 'Thunder' Bolt:
Bless this food and us that eats it. Amen.
--
Walter Brennan
in
Home in Indiana
(1944)
Year: 1940
Director:
William Wyler
Director:
William Wyler
Judge Roy W. Bean:
Don't spill none of that liquor, son. It eats right into the bar.
--
Walter Brennan
(as Judge Roy Bean)
in
The Westerner
(1940)
Year: 1940
Director:
William Wyler
Director:
William Wyler
Judge Roy W. Bean:
I haven't worn this uniform since Chickamaugie, but it still fits right smart.
--
Walter Brennan
(as Judge Roy Bean)
in
The Westerner
(1940)
Year: 1940
Director:
William Wyler
Director:
William Wyler
Judge Roy W. Bean:
Mr. Harden, it's my duty to inform you that the larceny of an equine is a capital offense punishableby death, but you can rest assured that in this court a horse thief always gets a fair trial before he's hung.
--
Walter Brennan
(as Judge Roy Bean)
in
The Westerner
(1940)
Year: 1940
Director:
William Wyler
Director:
William Wyler
Judge Roy W. Bean:
Shad Wilkins, you've been tried and found guilty of the most serious crime west of the Pecos, to wit: shooting a steer. Do you got anything to say for yourself before the sentence of the court is executed?
Shad Wilkins: I told you they shot at me first. I didn't mean to kill that steer on purpose. I was aiming at the man.
Judge Roy W. Bean: It's your bad luck you missed him. That's the trouble with you sodbusters...you can't shoot straight. Shad, may the Lord have mercy on your soul.
Shad Wilkins: I told you they shot at me first. I didn't mean to kill that steer on purpose. I was aiming at the man.
Judge Roy W. Bean: It's your bad luck you missed him. That's the trouble with you sodbusters...you can't shoot straight. Shad, may the Lord have mercy on your soul.
--
Walter Brennan
(as Judge Roy Bean)
in
The Westerner
(1940)
Year: 1948
Director:
Robert Wise
Director:
Robert Wise
Kris Barden:
Did you ever notice how them four always stick together?
Fred Barden: Why not? Reardon and Shotten work for Riling, and Garry's a friend that just came in to help.
Kris Barden: I can buy me that kind of friend for $75 a month and no questions asked.
Fred Barden: Why not? Reardon and Shotten work for Riling, and Garry's a friend that just came in to help.
Kris Barden: I can buy me that kind of friend for $75 a month and no questions asked.
--
Walter Brennan
(as Kris Barden)
in
Blood on the Moon
(1948)
Year: 1948
Director:
Howard Hawks*Arthur Rosson
Director:
Howard Hawks*Arthur Rosson
Nadine Groot:
Never liked seeing strangers. Maybe it's because no stranger ever good newsed me.
--
Walter Brennan
(as Nadine Groot)
in
Red River
(1948)