Film Quotes by Walter Connolly
13 quotes
Jones:
Between war and women, the General's got me by the nuts.
--
Walter Connolly
(as Jones)
in
The Bitter Tea of General Yen
(1933)
Mr. Borden:
[Looking at the loud toe his secretary has given him for his birthday] Well, that's one bright spot on a gloomy day.
--
Walter Connolly
(as Mr. Borden)
in
5th Ave Girl
(1939)
Oliver Stone:
Before I finish with that female Dracula, she'll know one thing: that Oliver Stone is worse than radium poisoning four ways from the jack!
--
Walter Connolly
(as Oliver Stone)
in
Nothing Sacred
(1937)
Oliver Stone:
I am sitting here, Mr.Cook, toying with the idea of cutting out your heart, and stuffing it, like an olive!
--
Walter Connolly
(as Oliver Stone)
in
Nothing Sacred
(1937)
Oliver Stone:
Pneumonia... It's the finger of God if it's true.
--
Walter Connolly
(as Oliver Stone)
in
Nothing Sacred
(1937)
Oliver Webb:
Hello, Myrtle, put the wizard on the wire. He's in the sanctum.
--
Walter Connolly
(as Oliver Webb)
in
Twentieth Century
(1934)
Oliver Webb:
O.J., suppose - just hypothetically, of course - that you, Mr. Bromo, could get together again with Miss Seltzer.
--
Walter Connolly
(as Oliver Webb)
in
Twentieth Century
(1934)
Oliver Webb:
What we need is a play, something she can read and see herself walking up and down the stage in.
--
Walter Connolly
(as Oliver Webb)
in
Twentieth Century
(1934)
Mathew J. Clark:
I've often thought I might like to devote myself to the theater. Would you think there might be a place for me?
Oliver Webb: Oh yes, yes. Probably fill a long-felt want.
Oliver Webb: Oh yes, yes. Probably fill a long-felt want.
--
Walter Connolly
(as Oliver Webb)
in
Twentieth Century
(1934)
Oscar Jaffe:
Did you hear that? She's left me.
Oliver Webb: Say the word, O.J., and I'll kill myself.
Oliver Webb: Say the word, O.J., and I'll kill myself.
--
Walter Connolly
(as Oliver Webb)
in
Twentieth Century
(1934)