The Lost Weekend (1945) Quotes with Sound Clips - page 3

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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)

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41 What happened to those two quarts? You polish them off last night? -What two quarts? -The two bottles you had.

— Nat (Howard Da Silva)

42 Why kid ourselves? He's a hopeless alcoholic.
43 Ever have the D.T.'s? -No. -You will, brother. -Not me. -Like to make a little bet?
44 How are all them lilacs in Ohio?

— Nat (Howard Da Silva)

45 I don't care for any breakfast, thank you. Nor do I care for that kind of talk, even supposing you're right. -Which I am.

— Helen St. James (Jane Wyman)

46 It's like the doctor was just telling me, Delirium is a disease of the night. Good night.
47 One day your guy gets wise to himself and gets back that gun. Or, if he's only got a buck then, he goes up to the Empire State Building, way up on top and then... Or he can do it for a nickel, in a subway under a train.

— Nat (Howard Da Silva)

48 Save your saliva. I've had enough of you. Def, but def.

— Gloria (Doris Dowling)

49 Say, you out of your mind? Don't be ridic. Get out of here. Make with those stairs, go on!

— Gloria (Doris Dowling)

50 Stop talking about him as if he were dead. -Best thing for you if he was.

— Helen St. James (Jane Wyman)

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