Quotes about Coffee

Johnny: There's only two things in this world that a 'real man' needs: a cup of coffee and a good smoke.

- Sterling Hayden (as Johnny 'Guitar' Logan) in Johnny Guitar (1954)

Millie Dillmount: Let me get you some more coffee, Mr. Graydon.
[Millie picks up his coffee cup, looks at it, then smells its contents]
Millie Dillmount: [excitedly] Strong spirits!
Trevor Graydon: Not strong enough!

- John Gavin (as Trevor Graydon) in Thoroughly Modern Millie (1967)

Man On Train: I shall call the guard!
Paul: Ah, but what? They don't take kindly to insults, you know. Let's go have some coffee and leave the kennel to Lassie!

- Paul McCartney (as Paul) in A Hard Day's Night (1964)

Manuel Lopez: Come here. Pour my coffee.

- George Raft (as Manuel Montes) in The Trumpet Blows (1934)

Kaney: That's the last time I'll ever try to make coffee in a strange house!

- Kathleen Harrison (as Kaney) in The Ghoul (1933)

Cully: Where have you been? I lost your trail at the blackjack table.
Johnny: I ran into a guy who told me about a gypsy fortune-teller. She's got a hot cup of tea leaves.
Cully: I'm a coffee man myself! What happened with your astrologer? She couldn't read the stars on a cloudy night?
Johnny: You got to have faith, Cully.
Cully: And money. How much did you lose tonight?
Johnny: How much did I have?
Cully: That's what you lost last night. You're holding your own.
[Cully hands Johnny a mirror but it drops and breaks]
Johnny: Seven years' bad luck!
Cully: It was already cracked.
Johnny: Okay... Only five!
Cully: Be over before you know it.
Johnny: Aww! Say, five. That's a hunch. Loan me five bucks, Cully.
Cully: I can't afford you much longer.
Johnny: Put the five on number 5.
Cully: I'll lose my job if I'm late.
Johnny: I'll lose my confidence if I pass up a hunch bet.

- Elvis Presley (as Johnny) in Frankie and Johnny (1966)

Kitty Lane: [waiting on David at the diner] ... How come *you* never annoyed me?
David Livingston: Well, I don't like to compete with the whole college.
Kitty Lane: If I owned this joint I'd bust ya in the nose for that.
David Livingston: [looking up from the book he has been studying] Yes, and if I were your brother instead of a customer here, I'd spank you. I'd like to finish this chapter.
Kitty Lane: Well, go ahead, finish it someplace else where they burn incense or something.
David Livingston: Alright, I will. I don't like this place anyhow. You may be hot, but the coffee's cold.
[gets up to leave]
David Livingston: Keep the change.
Kitty Lane: [throws David's coin on the floor; then, under her breath:] Pinhead .... Nitwit ....
Kitty Lane: [finds his hat on the chair] Hey, you forgot your hat.
[runs after him]
Kitty Lane: Hey stupid, you forgot your hat!

- Barbara Stanwyck (as Kitty Lane) in Shopworn (1932)

May: If you want coffee, this is the place. If you want trouble, you better try the saloon. That's where Frank Emmett is.

- Lola Albright (as May) in Treasure of Ruby Hills (1955)

Shep Horgan: I like my coffee strong enough to float a pistol.

- Ernest Borgnine (as Shep Horgan) in Jubal (1956)

[last lines]
Matthews: Such fine coffee.
Murkil: Isn't it?
[we cut to a different scene]
Carol Dunlap: Oh, Albert!

- Jean Parker (as Carol Dunlap) in One Body Too Many (1944)