Quotes with Sound Clips from The Lost Weekend (1945) - Page 28

The Lost Weekend (1945) Quotes with Sound Clips - page 28

Listen to memorable quotes from The Lost Weekend (1945) freely downloadable in MP3 / WAV format.

Actors: Ray Milland (Don Birnam), Jane Wyman (Helen St. James), Doris Dowling (Gloria), Howard da Silva (Nat)

541 Well, stop it and come on and give me a drink, for heaven's sake. Come on, come on! -Okay.

542 Well, the first thing I wrote, that didn't quite come off. And the second, I dropped. The public wasn't ready for that one. I started a third and a fourth...

543 Well, there's an opening on the Philadelphia Inquirer... the book section and Don wrote them, he wired them and I think this morning he just took an early train.

544 Well, where do you think you're going? -To get my clothes. -Got you discharge? -My what? -Your release!

545 Well, you can get your coat tomorrow. -Tomorrow?

546 Well, you couldn't have waited so long. -Only since the first aria of the first act. That's all.

547 What about my money? Didn't he leave my money? -What money? -My ten dollars. Didn't he leave it? -Probably. And where would he leave it? -In the kitchen. Where in the kitchen? -In the sugar bowl.

548 What am I gonna write about? What? -What you've always wanted to write. Where was the page I found?

549 What are they playing? -Brahms' Second Symphony, something by Beethoven, something by Handel and not one note of Grieg.

550 What are you doing, Wick? -Nothing.

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