310 Movie Quotes about Marriage (+ Sound Clips) - page 10

Updated: Mar 23, 2026

Memorable quotes about marriage, selected from famous or less known movies by Movie-Sounds.org's visitors, accompanied by short mp3 and wav audio samples.

91 Well, he got drunk on Sunday and married on Monday. I came in his stead.

Roscoe Lee Browne as Jebediah Nightlinger in The Cowboys (1972)

92 Sure, I'll marry you. Only, don't be putting me to too many tests, or I might change me mind.

Greta Garbo as Anna Christie in Anna Christie (1930)

93 I'm glad you don't marry sailor. Is bad for woman. They don't never see their men only once in long while. You sit and wait all alone, and when their boys grow up and go on sea, they sit and wait some more.

Greta Garbo as Anna Christie in Anna Christie (1930)

94 I married the preacher's daughter and she thinks she's still taking up the collection.

Gene Hackman as Buck Barrow in Bonnie and Clyde (1967)

95 You frigid spinster! If you had any blood in your veins at all, you'd know what to do. No wonder you've... Never gotten married.

Geoffrey Lewis as John Arlington in Bronco Billy

96 Besides, marriage today is a joke. People get married, divorced, married. All they think marriage is for is humping. They don't know the duties, wifely duties.

Anthony Quinn as Lou Carbone in Jungle Fever

97 That woman was there for me. 'Till death do us part.' That... was a _in' marriage.

Anthony Quinn as Lou Carbone in Jungle Fever

98 A wife, no matter how beauteous or affectionate, would severely impair my crime-fighting.

Adam West as Batman in Batman (1966)

99 Of course I'd like to see you marry rich men, if you loved them. But I'd rather see you as the happy wives of poor men or even respectable old maids, than queens on thrones without peace or self-respect.

Betty Lou Gerson as Marmee March in Little Women (1950)

100 I don't think I'll ever marry. -Oh, yes, you will. You'll meet some good-for-nothing fool and work and live and die for him. I know you will, because it's just your way! And I'm to stand by and see it all happen! Well, I'll be hanged if I will!

Peter Lawford as Laurie in Little Women (1950)