Tales of Manhattan Quotes

Tales of Manhattan is a TV show that debuted in 1970 . Tales of Manhattan ended its run in 1970.

It features Boris Morros as producer, Sol Kaplan in charge of musical score, and Joseph Walker (cinematographer) as head of cinematography.

Tales of Manhattan is recorded in English and originally aired in United States. Each episode of Tales of Manhattan is 118 minutes long. Tales of Manhattan is distributed by 20th Century Fox.

The cast includes: Henry Fonda as George, Ginger Rogers as Diane, Eddie "Rochester" Anderson as Lazar, James Gleason as Joe, and Gail Patrick as Ellen.

Tales of Manhattan Quotes

Gail Patrick as Ellen

(We don't have any quotes for this character)

James Gleason as Joe

• (James Gleason) "You've been around here about five years now, Larry."
• (Avery L. 'Larry' Browne) "Six."
• (James Gleason) "And every day for six years you've been talkin' about goin' uptown -- getting on your feet again -- away from all this -- but you always seem to need one more drink to get yuh nerve up. Maybe if you didn't get it up, some day you might really go."
• (Avery L. 'Larry' Browne) "You know, I know what I'm doing."
• (James Gleason) "Oh, sure you do, sur --"
• (Avery L. 'Larry' Browne) "I do't want anyone preaching to me."
• (James Gleason) "Did I ever tell you not to take it? If you feel the need of another drink, why don't you have it? I'll buy."
• (Avery L. 'Larry' Browne) "Well, here --"
• (James Gleason) "Larry, they tell me they got a mighty good cook at the Waldorf. Why don't you go?"
• (James Gleason) "Oughta be a nice party. Here's your chance to go uptown again --"
• (James Gleason) "-- and I don't mean north of 14th Street; I mean north of yourself."

Henry Fonda as George

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Eddie "Rochester" Anderson as Lazar

• (Eddie "Rochester" Anderson) "How do you like it?"
• (Paul Orman) "Fair."
• (Eddie "Rochester" Anderson) "Look at the shoulders. How do you like those lapels?"
• (Paul Orman) "Beautiful."
• (Eddie "Rochester" Anderson) "Ah, but it'll look better on you, sir."
• (Paul Orman) "o. Always looks better on him. He's more relaxed."
• (Paul Orman) "Luther, a flower."

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