Fritz the Cat (film) Quotes

Fritz the Cat (film) is a television show that debuted in 1970 . Fritz the Cat ended its run in 1970.

It features Steve Krantz as producer, Ed Bogas; Ray Shanklin in charge of musical score, and Ted Bemiller, and Gene Borghi as head of cinematography.

Fritz the Cat (film) is recorded in English language; Yiddish and originally aired in United States. Each episode of Fritz the Cat (film) is 80 minutes long. Fritz the Cat (film) is distributed by Cinemation Industries.

The cast includes: Skip Hinnant as Fritz, Judy Engles as Winston#1, and Judy Engles as Winston.

Fritz the Cat (film) Quotes

Skip Hinnant as Fritz

• (Skip Hinnant) "I know about the race problem; I've studied the race problem."
• (Duke) "You don't know nothing about the race problem. You've got to be a crow to know about the race problem."

• (Skip Hinnant) "We shall overcome."

• (Skip Hinnant) "I've been up and down the four corners of this big old world. I've seen it all and I've done it all. I've fought many a good man, and I've laid many a good woman."

• (Skip Hinnant) "The love you give is equal to the love you get."

• (Skip Hinnant) "Mother of God, I'm a f***ing fugitive."

• (Skip Hinnant) "No, I knew that; the engine's not here, it's in the back --"
• (Judy Engles) "What's wrong, Fritz?"
• (Skip Hinnant) "Well, it's all very complicated Winston, ah, I think it's got the piston rod stuck in the drive shaft -- either that or the carburator's rusted out -- or something."

• (Skip Hinnant) "You're a motherf***ing bitch."
• (Judy Engles) "I see the hard facts of life. I am realistic, something you're incapable of. You'd be better off with one of those stupid little morons like Charlene who you could just sleep with and throw away when you're done. You can't cope with a mature woman."

• (Skip Hinnant) "There's the one who keeps the bosses in power. He's the one who's holding you down."
• (Pig Cop #1) "Who, me?"
• (Unnamed) "You."
• (Pig Cop #1) "No, no, not me, YOU."
• (Unnamed) "Not me, YOU."
• (Pig Cop #1) "f*** you."
• (Unnamed) "You first."

• (Skip Hinnant) "Hello men -- everybody all busy studyin' for their god**** exams and all? Hey Fuz, how'd it go with that Dee Dee chick, huh? She's got some bod' you have to admit -- ol' Charlene isn't bad either -- like, wow. Heinz, you swine, ol' buddy pig, ya groove behind Alvina and get some kicks tonight, huh?"
• (Skip Hinnant) "Bastards -- you'd think the god**** exams was the be-all end-all of existence -- the cosmic life-force or somethin'. Can't even say a few decent words to a guy -- th' bastards -- What a bore -- take some bennies an' stay up all night with your face stuck in a bunch of books an' your thumbs up your ass -- Yes -- yes -- I remember the time when it was all very inspiring and enlightening -- all this history and literature and sociology s*** -- You think learning is a really big thing an' you become this big f***in' intellectual and sit around tryin' ta out-intellectual all the other big f***in' intellectuals -- you spend years and years with your nose buried in these god**** tomes while out there the world is passin' you by -- and all the stuff to see and all th' kicks an' girls are all out there -- an' ME, a writer ad a poet who should be havin' adventures an' experiencing all the diversities and paradoxes and ironies of life and passin' over all the roads of the world and digging all the cities and towns and rives and oceans -- and making all them chicks."
• (Skip Hinnant) "As a writer and poet it is my duty to get out there and dig the world -- to swing with the whole friggin' scene while there's still time."
• (Skip Hinnant) "My farting around days are over. From this day on I shall live every day as if yit were my last. Yes. Yes. I must do it. No more the dreary boring classes, the dismal lectures, the sitting around bulls***ting with pretentious fat-assed hippies, no more the books, the spoutings of a bunch of old farts who think they know the whole god**** score."
• (Skip Hinnant) "Oh God. What have I done? I've set all my notes and books and stuff on fire and now I can't study for my exams -- I'll flunk out and my folks'll be pissed off as hell -- I'll get a blanket -- the blanket's on fire. We'd better call the fire department."

• (Skip Hinnant) "Good evening madam"
• (Judy Engles) "Fritz thank God I've found you."
• (Skip Hinnant) "Come in and join me Winston my love, it's not very clean looking but it's cozy as a bitch."
• (Judy Engles) "Fritz come out of there, will you please?"
• (Skip Hinnant) "To hell I say with the fuzz combing the city looking for me., hey has my picture appeared on tv yet?, have they broadcast the alarm?, have they offered a reward for information leading to my arrest?"
• (Judy Engles) "Don't be so mellow-dramatic you and your illusions of of grandeur,I'm not getting in that filthy, grimy garbage can with you."
• (Skip Hinnant) "Ok go f*** yourself."

• (Unnamed) "Hi."
• (Skip Hinnant) "How are you?"
• (Unnamed) "High."

• (Skip Hinnant) "Hey, hey, hey, Look at this big f***ing gun."
• (Skip Hinnant) "I killed the john. I killed the john."

Judy Engles as Winston (Schwartz)

• (Judy Engles) "Why does a great actor like James Earl Jones always have to play black men?"

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