Kings Row Quotes

Kings Row is a television program that appeared on TV in 1970 . Kings Row completed its run in 1970.

It features Hal B. Wallis as producer, Erich Wolfgang Korngold in charge of musical score, and James Wong Howe as head of cinematography.

Each episode of Kings Row is 127 minutes long. Kings Row is distributed by Warner Bros..

The cast includes: Ronald Reagan as Drake McHugh, Claude Rains as Dr. Alexander Q. Tower, Harry Davenport as Col. Skeffington, Robert Cummings as Parris Mitchell, and Ann Sheridan as Randy Monaghan.

Kings Row Quotes

Ronald Reagan as Drake McHugh

• (Ronald Reagan) "Randy, Randy; Where's the rest of me?"

• (Ronald Reagan) "What's the harm in a little kiss?"
• (Ann Sheridan) "A little kiss? Suppose we find out?"

Claude Rains as Dr. Alexander Q. Tower

• (Claude Rains) "Well, a little loneliness won't hurt you to speak of -- you get used to it."

• (Claude Rains) "In the 13th Century, man was happier and more comfortable in his world than he is now. I'm speaking of psychic man and his relationship with his whole universe."
• (Robert Cummings) "I get it, sir. Everything was so simple then"
• (Claude Rains) "That was it, Parris. That was it. But in this modern complicated world, man breaks down under the strain, the bewilderment, disappointment, and disillusionment. He gets lost, goes crazy, commits suicide. I don't know what's going to happen to this world in the next hundred years or so, but I can guarantee you life isn't going to get any simpler. Worry and doubt bring on a bellyache. Mankind's building up the biggest psychic bellyache in history."

• (Claude Rains) "Well, Mitchell, I don't know at all your approach to medicine. Perhaps you regard it as an opportunity to become one of those bedside manners with a list of proper pills to give the patient; particularly when you don't know what is the matter with him. Or perhaps your aim is to become an eminent carpenter with a knife and a chisel and a saw. Perhaps even you'll flow over with the nobility of relieving humanity's suffering. I'll tell you my approach to medicine. It is a game in which man pits his brains against the forces of destruction and disease. In the beginning I don't expect you to participate in the game. You'll only listen and accept. You will study and you will make notes and you will memorize -- and you will do all this only because I tell you to."

• (Claude Rains) "Oh, have you read this?"
• (Robert Cummings) "Yes, sir. I didn't understand it entirely, I'm afraid."
• (Claude Rains) "Well, it's a new field. They've even a new word for it: psychiatry."
• (Robert Cummings) "It's something I never thought about. I mean, for a doctor to want to cure diseases of people's minds instead of their bodies. I suppose it's a pretty big field, sir."
• (Claude Rains) "Maybe too big. Maybe a hundred years off."

Harry Davenport as Col. Skeffington

• (Harry Davenport) "When she passes, how much passes with her.; a whole way of life, a way of gentleness and honor and dignity. These things are going, Henry, and they may never come back to this world."

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