Nobel, Schmobel. It's got to be national appeal, Harry.

— Harry And Wilbur Glenworthy (Jonathan Winters)

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6 seconds sound clip from the The Loved One (1965) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 01:37:43 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

- Colonel, I was wondering if I could ask you to test the weight of that unit.

- You heard the doctor. Stand in tow!

- What do you say, gang? Last guy in the box is a bad boy.

- No, no, no. That's not it. I tell you, Harry, this first resurrection has got to be perfect.

- How about a Nobel prize winner... Herkovitz?

- Nobel, Schmobel. It's got to be national appeal, Harry.

- Yeah, sure. Well, wait a minute. What about a multimillionaire?

- You're walking the wrong side of the street, Harry.

- Wait a minute. I think I've got it this time. How about a baby? A babe in arms. From a babe in arms to a babe in orbit. How's that sound, hmm?

- Hold it, Harry. Hold it.

[...]

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