Ray Milland Movie Quotes & Lines – 34 Classics (+ Audio) - page 2

Updated: Jan 6, 2026

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11 That's what's going to be hard to write. Love is the hardest thing in the world to write about. It's so simple. You've got to catch it through details... like the early morning sunlight hitting the gray tin of the rainspout in front of her house.

As Don Birnam in The Lost Weekend (1945)

12 Don's a little tight. Most people drink a little. A lot of them get tight once in a while. -Sure. The lucky ones who can take it or leave it. But then there are the ones who can't take it and leave it either.

Ray Milland as Don Birnam; Jane Wyman as Helen St. James in The Lost Weekend (1945)

13 You know, once I even got myself a gun and some bullets. I was gonna do it on my thirtieth birthday. Here are the bullets. The gun went for three quarts of whiskey. That other Don wanted us to have a drink first. He always wants us to have a drink first.

As Don Birnam in The Lost Weekend (1945)

14 Where am I? What is this place? -This? This is the Hangover Plaza. -What hospital is this? -Alcoholic Ward.

As Don Birnam in The Lost Weekend (1945)

15 Why did they put me in the Alcoholic Ward? -Are you kiddin'? We took a peek at your blood. Straight applejack. Ninety-six proof.

As Don Birnam in The Lost Weekend (1945)

16 I want a quart of rye. Quick. -Care if I take off my coat first? -No. No cracks, no questions. Just a quart of rye.

As Don Birnam in The Lost Weekend (1945)

17 You need this, Don. Drink it. I want you to drink it. I'll get you some more. I'll get you all you want. -What kind of talk is that? -It's just that I'd rather have you drunk than dead.

Ray Milland as Don Birnam; Jane Wyman as Helen St. James in The Lost Weekend (1945)

18 And out there, in that great big concrete jungle, I wonder how many others are like me. Poor bedeviled guys, on fire with thirst. Such comical figures to the rest of the world, as they stagger blindly towards another binge, another bender, another spree.

As Don Birnam in The Lost Weekend (1945)

19 After what I've been through, I couldn't go to a concert. I couldn't even face the crowds. I couldn't sit through it with all those people.

As Don Birnam in The Lost Weekend (1945)

20 Gloria, please... why imperil our friendship with these loathsome abbreviations?

As Don Birnam in The Lost Weekend (1945)