Quotes about Trouble

Turkey Jackson: A fine thing. First, you sell me for two hundred bucks. Then I'm gonna marry the Princess; then you cut in on me. Then we're carried off by a desert sheik. Now, we're gonna have our heads chopped off.
Jeff Peters: I know all that.
Turkey Jackson: Yeah, but the people who came in the middle of the picture don't.
Jeff Peters: You mean they missed my song?

- Bing Crosby (as Jeff Peters) in Road to Morocco (1942)

[after John has finally admitted that Dr. Edwardes fell off a cliff in a skiing accident and that he did not murder him]
Constance Petersen: Well, thank goodness it's all cleared up.
Det. Lt. Cooley: Well, not quite, Dr. Petersen. I'm afraid a bullet was found in the body.

- Art Baker (as Det. Lt. Cooley) in Spellbound (1945)

Dr. Murchison: [with his revolver pointed at Constance] You're an excellent analyst, Dr. Peterson, but a rather stupid woman.

- Leo G. Carroll (as Dr. Murchison) in Spellbound (1945)

Caesar Enrico Bandello: I'm going to see Little Arnie tonight. If he's looking for trouble, why, that's what we got the most of.

- Edward G. Robinson (as Little Caesar) in Little Caesar (1931)

Sam Spade: I don't mind a reasonable amount of trouble.

- Humphrey Bogart (as Samuel Spade) in The Maltese Falcon (1941)

Sam Spade: I hope you're not letting yourself be influenced by the guns these pocket-edition desperadoes are waving around, because I've practiced taking guns from these boys before; so we'll have no trouble there.

- Humphrey Bogart (as Samuel Spade) in The Maltese Falcon (1941)

Jeff Peters: We must storm the place.
Turkey Jackson: You storm. I'll stay here and drizzle.

- Bob Hope (as Orville 'Turkey' Jackson / Aunt Lucy) in Road to Morocco (1942)

Jeff Peters: Orville, where are you?
Turkey Jackson: Right over here, behind these goosepimples.

- Bob Hope (as Orville 'Turkey' Jackson / Aunt Lucy) in Road to Morocco (1942)

Jerry Morgan: Listen, if this keeps up you'll get us kicked out of Switzerland.

- Danny Kaye (as Jerry Morgan / Papa Morgan) in Knock on Wood (1954)

Dreyfus: François would you please call for a doctor.
Francois: Are you ill?
Dreyfus: I seem to have stabbed myself with the letter opener.

- Herbert Lom (as Charles Dreyfus) in A Shot in the Dark (1964)