The Big Night (1951) Poster

(1951)

John Drew Barrymore: George La Main

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Quotes 

  • Al Judge : I couldn't quite tell for sure, but I got the impression you were packing a gun.

    George La Main : I still am.

    Al Judge : In that case I guess I can take the time to find out whatever your beef is, or were you just planning to shoot me without letting me in on the secret?

  • George La Main : Why's he get so burned up just 'cause I talk about Frances? She hasn't been around in a couple weeks. More. The way they were getting along, I thought they'd end up being married.

    Flanagan : How long you, your dad and I live together?

    George La Main : About sixteen years, since my mother died.

    Flanagan : Yeah, since then. Sixteen years to learn better than to ask me something that your father won't tell you.

  • George La Main : I remember the stairs.

    Marion Rostina : You ought to. You spent a long time on 'em.

  • George La Main : You don't have to know people long. I mean... Well, doesn't it ever happen to you? You meet somebody and you take one look and you know they're all right.

  • George La Main : Were you laughing at me? Were you still thinking I was wet behind the ears and smelled of milk? Were ya?

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