Quotes about Last Lines
163 quotes
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Dr. Alex Brulov:
And remember what I say - any husband of Constance is a husband of mine, so to speak.
John Ballantine: [laughing] All right! Goodbye; good luck! Dr. Alex Brulov: Good bye!
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Michael Chekhov
(as Dr. Alexander Brulov)
in
Spellbound
(1945)
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Vera-Ellen
(as Judy Haynes)
in
White Christmas
(1954)
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Sinuhe:
[Older Sinuhe voiceover] I have spent my life in seeking knowledge. This is what I know. I have written this for you my son, wherever you are and for your children and your children's children. It's a poor legacy. But it's all I have.
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Edmund Purdom
(as Sinuhe)
in
The Egyptian
(1954)
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Pilar Graile:
Take care of yourself, Big Jake. We've sort of gotten used to you.
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Ina Balin
(as Pilar Graile)
in
The Comancheros
(1961)
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Fredric March
(as Anthony Adverse)
in
Anthony Adverse
(1936)
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Bill, a fisherman:
What's the matter? She ain't done nothing.
Policeman: She knows. Bill, a fisherman: Aw, don't get tough with her.
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Wallace Beery
(as Bill, a fisherman)
in
Min and Bill
(1930)
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Anne Frank:
[voiceover] In spite of everything, I still believe that people are really good at heart.
Otto Frank: [spoken] She puts me to shame.
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Joseph Schildkraut
(as Otto Frank)
in
The Diary of Anne Frank
(1959)
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Francie Nolan:
Neeley ...
Neeley Nolan: Uh-huh? Francie Nolan: Am I good-looking? Neeley Nolan: Aw, what's eatin' ya? Francie Nolan: No, honest, Neeley, I wanna know. Neeley Nolan: [after considering her for a few moments] You'll pass. Francie Nolan: You're sweet, Neeley. Neeley Nolan: Aw, cut the mush.
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Ted Donaldson
(as Neeley Nolan)
in
A Tree Grows In Brooklyn
(1945)
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Elizabeth Lipp:
There's a secret stairway in the Kremlin - the Romanov jewels...
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Melina Mercouri
(as Elizabeth Lipp)
in
Topkapi
(1964)
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Murray Burns:
[shouting at rows of houses] Campers! The entertainment committee was quite disappointed in the really poor turnout at this morning's community sing. I mean, where's all that old Camp Chickawattamee spirit? I'm sure I speak for all of us here when I say that I...
[pause] Murray Burns: Now, I'd like to say right now that... that... [softly] Murray Burns: Campers, I can't think of anything to say.
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Jason Robards
(as Murray)
in
A Thousand Clowns
(1965)
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