James Stewart Movie Quotes & Lines – 142 Classics (+ Audio) - page 6

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51 Well, get me something! Get me a dogsled or anything! I've got to get to New York!

In The Moon's Our Home (1941)

52 Oh, I see. The woman's place is in the home. Hallelujah. -That's quite true! -Oh, no, it's not.

James Stewart; Carole Lombard in The Moon's Our Home (1941)

53 And don't think you're frightening me. I've heard all about you, you antediluvian tyrant! Yeah, you don't impress me. I don't see anything so terrifying about you.

In The Moon's Our Home (1941)

54 She's willful, spoiled, has a terrible disposition... -My granddaughter! -My wife! -Your wife?

In The Moon's Our Home (1941)

55 Gwen? -Yeah, Gwen. -I hate Gwen And what's more, she hates me.

As Dr Philip Martin in Consequence (1949)

56 Perhaps most men are weak, and never know it, but when you're losing the woman you think you love that's when you'll find out.

As Dr Philip Martin in Consequence (1949)

57 There must be something of the criminal in every man, because it seemed that I knew automatically everything I would have to do and how I was going to do it.

As Dr Philip Martin in Consequence (1949)

58 I know now that two people held together by such a frightful bond cannot both go on living, for that bond can be broken in only one way: one of the two must die.

As Dr Philip Martin in Consequence (1949)

59 The queen will have bread and honey at the usual time.

As Macaulay Connor in The Philadelphia Story (1940)

60 'Living room. Sitting room. Terrace. Pool. Stables.' -That's probably so they can talk to the horses without having them in the house.

James Stewart as Macaulay Connor; Ruth Hussey as Elizabeth Imbrie in The Philadelphia Story (1940)

James Stewart Movie Quotes & Lines – 142 Classics (+ Audio) - page 6

51 Well, get me something! Get me a dogsled or anything! I've got to get to New York!

52 Oh, I see. The woman's place is in the home. Hallelujah. -That's quite true! -Oh, no, it's not.

53 And don't think you're frightening me. I've heard all about you, you antediluvian tyrant! Yeah, you don't impress me. I don't see anything so terrifying about you.

54 She's willful, spoiled, has a terrible disposition... -My granddaughter! -My wife! -Your wife?

55 Gwen? -Yeah, Gwen. -I hate Gwen And what's more, she hates me.

56 Perhaps most men are weak, and never know it, but when you're losing the woman you think you love that's when you'll find out.

57 There must be something of the criminal in every man, because it seemed that I knew automatically everything I would have to do and how I was going to do it.

58 I know now that two people held together by such a frightful bond cannot both go on living, for that bond can be broken in only one way: one of the two must die.

59 The queen will have bread and honey at the usual time.

60 'Living room. Sitting room. Terrace. Pool. Stables.' -That's probably so they can talk to the horses without having them in the house.

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