Love and Death on Long Island Quotes

Love and Death on Long Island is a TV program that was first aired in 1970 . Love and Death on Long Island ended its run in 1970.

It features Steve Clark Hall as producer, Startled Insects in charge of musical score, and Oliver Curtis as head of cinematography.

Love and Death on Long Island is recorded in English and originally aired in United Kingdom. Each episode of Love and Death on Long Island is 103 minutes long. Love and Death on Long Island is distributed by Cinepix Film Properties.

The cast includes: John Hurt as Giles De'Ath, Jason Priestley as Ronnie Bostock, and Sheila Hancock as Mrs. Barker.

Love and Death on Long Island Quotes

John Hurt as Giles De'Ath

• (John Hurt) ""Hotpants College II" is a puerile romp without a single redeeming feature."

• (John Hurt) "It is difficult to know where to begin since, unlike you, I already know the ending."

• (John Hurt) "But what of you my darling? For no one on earth knows you better than I do. And if you've read thus far, I know you'll never bring yourself to destroy this letter, nor will you ever show it to anyone else. And it will gradually dawn on you that your life might have taken a very different course had you simply been able to open your heart to another. And you'll often return to this letter. You'll read it again and again in the years to come until you no longer have to read what you know by heart. And you'll cherish it as a source of pride in the face of an uncaring world."

• (John Hurt) "I'm getting rather tired of hearing myself say no."

• (John Hurt) "It is so difficult to know where I should begin, especially when, unlike you, I already know the ending. But let us say that this story began with end of another."

• (Taxi Driver) "The sign says "no smoking.""
• (John Hurt) "No, the sign says "thank you for not smoking." As I am smoking, I don't expect to be thanked."

• (John Hurt) "I'm a writer. I write. I don't process words."

Jason Priestley as Ronnie Bostock

• (Jason Priestley) "Now Voyager, sail thou forth, to seek and find."

Sheila Hancock as Mrs. Barker

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