Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : The Last Bandit (1949) Quiz

Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : The Last Bandit (1949) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie quotes from the Hollywood movie: The Last Bandit (1949).

About the movie: About to marry Jim Plummer, Kate Foley runs off to Nevada when Ed Bagley convinces her a quick fortune can be made robbing gold shipments that are being transported by the railroad...

1.	Which of the following famous movie quotes, is mentioned in the Hollywood movie: The Last Bandit (1949)?
a.		Kate Foley: What are you doing? Jim Plummer: Why, I'm tying you up. Can't let my future wife get away from me again!
b.		Neville: [regarding what he's after] It's a rocket. Eddie Valentine: A rocket? Neville: [laughing] Yeah. Like in the comic books.
c.		Louise Harrington: You'd leave a good-looking corpse. F. Scott Feinstadt: Well, that's the best thing about dying young, right? Louise Harrington: You know what the worst thing is? F. Scott Feinstadt: About dying young? Louise Harrington: About dying when you're still perfect.
d.		Addison DeWitt: What do you take me for? Eve Harrington: I don't know that I'd take you for anything. Addison DeWitt: Is it possible, even conceivable, that you've confused me with that gang of backward children you play tricks on, that you have the same contempt for me as you have for them? Eve Harrington: I'm sure you mean something by that, Addison, but I don't know what? Addison DeWitt: Look closely, Eve. It's time you did. I am Addison DeWitt. I am nobody's fool, least of all yours. Eve Harrington: I never intended you to be. Addison DeWitt: Yes you did, and you still do. Eve Harrington: I still don't know what you're getting at, but right now I want to take my nap. It's important... Addison DeWitt: It's important right now that we talk, killer to killer. Eve Harrington: Champion to champion. Addison DeWitt: Not with me, you're no champion. You're stepping way up in class. Eve Harrington: Addison, will you please say what you have to say, plainly and distinctly, and then get out, so I can take my nap? Addison DeWitt: Very well - plainly and distinctly - though I consider it unnecessary because you know as well as I do what I'm going to say: Lloyd may leave Karen, but he will not leave Karen for you. Eve Harrington: What do you mean by that? Addison DeWitt: More plainly and more distinctly: I have not come to New Haven to see the play, discuss your dreams, or pull the ivy from the walls of Yale. I have come here to tell you that you will not marry Lloyd, or anyone else for that matter, because I will not permit it. Eve Harrington: What have you got to do with it? Addison DeWitt: Everything, because after tonight, you will belong to me. Eve Harrington: Belong? To you? I can't believe my ears! Addison DeWitt: What a dull cliché. Eve Harrington: Belong to you - why, that sounds medieval, something out of an old melodrama! Addison DeWitt: So does the history of the world for the past twenty years. I don't enjoy putting it as bluntly as this. Frankly, I'd hoped that somehow you would have known, that you would have taken it for granted that you and I... Eve Harrington: Taken it for granted that you and I... [laughs] Addison DeWitt: [slaps her] Now, remember, as long as you live, never to laugh at me - at anything or anyone else, but never at me. Eve Harrington: [walks to the door and opens it] Get out! Addison DeWitt: You're too short for that gesture. Besides, it went out with Mrs. Fiske.

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