Shelley Winters Movie Quotes & Lines – 11 Classics (+ Audio)

Shelley Winters in 1959

Movie quotes of Shelley Winters (August 18, 1920 – January 14, 2006), an American film actress whose career spanned seven decades. Enjoy these quotes accompanied by short sound clips, available in MP3 and WAV formats.

1 You don't always say that, Frosty.

As Crystal in Rudolph and Frosty: Christmas in July

2 That hurts, boyfriend. You hurt me, darling. I'm a naughty girl. I wish I could say I didn't like it.

As Dixie Evans in The Big Knife (1955)

3 When I was 16, my family threw me out of the house. That makes you very nervous. I mean, a thing like that makes you very touchy. They just kind of gave me up for lost.

As Dixie Evans in The Big Knife (1955)

4 If I take one more drink, I'll see a snake.

As Dixie Evans in The Big Knife (1955)

5 Oh, you're a faker. You're very sweet, but I don't trust you.

As Dixie Evans in The Big Knife (1955)

6 I don't care if I do see a snake. I'm sure I'd much rather see a snake than a Hollywood producer.

As Dixie Evans in The Big Knife (1955)

7 That lousy studio! They louse you up, and then they call you a louse!

As Dixie Evans in The Big Knife (1955)

8 Smile, Frosty. Lilly says that in show business you gotta keep smiling.

As Crystal in Rudolph and Frosty: Christmas in July

9 You got enough money, sweetie? -Plenty. -How much is plenty? -About $15. -You better take some more.

Shelley Winters as Lorry; Robert Ryan as Earl Slater in Odds Against Tomorrow (1959)

10 I know. But what happens when I get old? -You are old now.

Shelley Winters as Lorry; Robert Ryan as Earl Slater in Odds Against Tomorrow (1959)

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