Anna Christie (1930) Quotes with Sound Clips

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Memorable quotes with sound from the movie Anna Christie (1930), based on the 1921 play of the same name by Eugene O'Neill.

Actors: Greta Garbo (Anna Christie), Marie Dressler (Marthy Owens)

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441 Oh, well, what's the difference? It is God's will anyhow.

442 Oh, well, you was always square with me, so it's fifty-fifty... and nobody owes nobody nothing, do they? Nobody's sore.

— Marthy Owens (Marie Dressler)

443 Oh, what a life on that farm out in Minnesota. With them Swedes, woman-hungry.

444 Oh, what was that?

445 Oh, what's the use of talking? You ain't right. I'll never blame you anymore.

446 Oh, what's the use? Go ashore and get drunk.

447 Oh, what's the use? It's all wrong anyway. You might as well get cured this way as any other.

448 Oh, what's the use? What's the use of me talking? What's the use of anything?

449 Oh, what's up with you? Ain't you a sailor yourself? -Yes, and that's just why I say it.

450 Oh, why don't you leave me alone. Go away. Don't you see I'm licked? What do you want to keep kicking me for?

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