Love on the Run (1936 film) Quotes

Love on the Run (1936 film) is a TV show that appeared on TV in 1970 . Love on the Run ended its run in 1970.

It features Joseph L. Mankiewicz as producer, Franz Waxman in charge of musical score, and Oliver T. Marsh as head of cinematography.

Love on the Run (1936 film) is recorded in English and originally aired in United States. Each episode of Love on the Run (1936 film) is 80 minutes long. Love on the Run (1936 film) is distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.

The cast includes: Clark Gable as Michael 'Mike' Anthony, Joan Crawford as Sally Parker, Franchot Tone as Barnabus W. 'Barney' Pells, William Demarest as Editor Lees Berger, Donald Meek as Fontainbleau Palace Caretaker, Ivan Lebedeff as Igor, and Reginald Owen as Baron Otto.

Love on the Run (1936 film) Quotes

Clark Gable as Michael 'Mike' Anthony

• (Clark Gable) "We're outta gas."
• (Joan Crawford) "Don't tell me they still use that one at Princeton."

• (Clark Gable) "The constant nagging will have to stop."
• (Joan Crawford) "All right. It has stopped."
• (Clark Gable) "And no more beefing."
• (Joan Crawford) "Not a beef."
• (Clark Gable) "Okay. In Mike, you trust."
• (Joan Crawford) "In Mike, I trust."

• (Clark Gable) "We can't both be crazy."
• (Joan Crawford) "That's what you think."

• (Clark Gable) "If anybody comes, make a noise like a broom."

• (Clark Gable) "Hmmm. Looks like we're going to spend the night with some pretty important ghosts, all them Louises."
• (Joan Crawford) "Well, I'd rather enjoy meeting Richelieu. I want to see if he really looks like George Arliss."

• (Clark Gable) "Now, before we go into anything else, I need you to know that I quit that glass bottom boat they call "The Chronicle.""
• (Joan Crawford) "You quit? Oh, no, how could you?"
• (Clark Gable) "But you said --"
• (Joan Crawford) "Oh, never listen to what I say. I learned that a long time ago."

• (Clark Gable) "Now, those are things that cut deeply."
• (Franchot Tone) "I'll try to think of some more of them."

• (Clark Gable) "Well, you don't think I enjoy playing cops and robbers all over Europe with a --"
• (Joan Crawford) "But you can't leave me here with all these cabbages."

• (Clark Gable) "I wonder where we are. Get out those maps there, will ya."
• (Joan Crawford) "What color is it down there?"
• (Clark Gable) "Pinkish brown."
• (Joan Crawford) "Pinkish brown -- We're over Persia."

Joan Crawford as Sally Parker

• (Joan Crawford) "Oh, a bottle of milk from Marie Antoinette's bath."
• (Clark Gable) "If that was left for her, it's sour by now."

• (Joan Crawford) "Who is it?"
• (Clark Gable) "Louis."
• (Joan Crawford) "Louis who?"
• (Clark Gable) "Pick a number from 1 to 10."
• (Joan Crawford) "Louis fourteen."

• (Joan Crawford) "Trains run to Paris, you know? Choo, choo, choo."
• (Clark Gable) "I don't know why I keep explaining things to you, but railroad stations have a habit of being watched."

• (Joan Crawford) "Who do you think you're talking to?"
• (Clark Gable) "I'm talking to a fairly attractive dame with too much dough for her own good."

• (Joan Crawford) "They say that walls have ears. If they could only speak."

• (Joan Crawford) "I'm so sorry. It slipped my mind. I should have told you about the baron."

• (Joan Crawford) "I wish things would stop happening to me."

• (Joan Crawford) "He was to be my escape. And instead he turned out to be --"

• (Joan Crawford) "You sheer, unadulterated worm."
• (Clark Gable) "Go ahead, I deserve it."

• (Joan Crawford) "Now stop it, Barney. Poor Michael."
• (Franchot Tone) "Woman, thy name is screwball."

• (Joan Crawford) "How fast are we going?"
• (Clark Gable) "Well, we're either up 2,100 feet and going 175 miles per hour, or we're up 175 feet and going 2,100 miles an hour."
• (Joan Crawford) "Whimsical little airplane, isn't it?"

• (Joan Crawford) "No self-respecting man could accept money for prying into people's private lives."
• (Clark Gable) "No. And they don't even pay much at that."

• (Joan Crawford) "I hope you didn't kill him."
• (Clark Gable) "Who? Kill what?"
• (Joan Crawford) "Igor."
• (Clark Gable) "Oh, that's all right. All snakes live till sundown."

Franchot Tone as Barnabus W. 'Barney' Pells

• (Franchot Tone) "Knock knock."
• (Joan Crawford) "Who's there?"
• (Franchot Tone) "Machiavelli."
• (Joan Crawford) "Machiavelli who?"
• (Franchot Tone) "Machiavelli good suit for ten dollar."

• (Lieutenant of Police) "Mr. Pells, these are necessary police details. We must not leave a stone unturned."
• (Franchot Tone) "How many people did you ever find under stones?"

• (Franchot Tone) "Woman, thy name is screwball."

• (Franchot Tone) "I want you to know you're persuading me, but you haven't convinced me."

• (Franchot Tone) "I believe you, Anthony. You hope."

• (Franchot Tone) "You could've been sitting in the theater the night Lincoln was shot and you wouldn't have covered me."
• (Clark Gable) "I'd have told you, I swear."
• (Franchot Tone) "Oh, yeah, you'd have told me Lincoln shot Booth."

• (Franchot Tone) "I'm stickin' like summer underwear."

William Demarest as Editor Lees Berger

• (William Demarest) "Will Old World sophistication win over New World virility?"

• (William Demarest) "I give up. A lot of unwholesome racketeers have crept into this business. It's no place for an honest man."

Donald Meek as Fontainbleau Palace Caretaker

• (Donald Meek) "This gun is crazy."
• (Clark Gable) "The gun's crazy? You're all right?"

• (Donald Meek) "May you find great joy in your return to Fontainbleau."

Reginald Owen as Baron Otto

• (Reginald Owen) "Please don't be surprised if I suddenly go into an accent."
• (Joan Crawford) "Well, after what I've been through I wouldn't be surprised if you suddenly vanished in a puff of smoke."

Ivan Lebedeff as Igor

• (Ivan Lebedeff) "I'm not at disadvantage?"
• (Ivan Lebedeff) "Have I met the gentleman?"
• (Joan Crawford) "You scurrilous little scavenger. Don't be silly. Where would you ever meet a gentleman?"

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