62 Movie Quotes about Introverts with Audio – Page 3

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21 A man's death is about the most private thing in his life. It doesn't belong to Dobkins or Reverend Saunders, or Thibido or you. It's mine.

John Wayne as J.B. Books in The Shootist

22 Good morning, good morning, good morning! I'd have more privacy in the middle of the El Paso rail road station.

Robert Mitchum as Sheriff J.P. Harrah in El Dorado (1966)

23 My being here... maybe that's news, but dying is my own business. Keep it under your hat, will you?

John Wayne as J.B. Books in The Shootist

24 One thing the army does not provide is privacy. -Mm-hmm. Very short-sighted of them.

Humphrey Bogart as Major Jed Webbe; June Allyson as Lt. Ruth McCara in Battle Circus (1953)

25 Watching every little mannerism, jotting down notes on how we sit and stand and talk and eat and move. -Will they do that? -And all in that horrible, snide, corkscrew English.

Katharine Hepburn as Tracy Lord in The Philadelphia Story (1940)

26 If you require anything... -Monsieur, all I require is a phone, my little bag of tools, and some privacy in which to work. That is all I require.

Peter Sellers as Inspector Jacques Clouseau in The Return of the Pink Panther (1975)

27 I thought we had a private business deal to settle. Now I find I'm attending a hood's convention.

Quote from Goldfinger

28 There. See how quiet it is now? See how easily one can shut away excitement just by closing a window? Remember that, Gilda.

Quote from Gilda (1946)

29 That's one of the advantages of living alone, nobody tells you anything.

Spencer Tracy as Richard Sumner in Desk Set (1957)

30 How peaceful and quiet, amigo. -Like a cemetery, for instance?

Clint Eastwood as The Man with No Name; Eli Wallach as Tuco in The Good, the Bad and the Ugly