Smilin' Through (1932 film) Quotes

Smilin' Through (1932 film) is a television program that first aired in 1970 . Smilin' Through stopped airing in 1970.

It features Albert Lewin as producer, William Axt in charge of musical score, and Lee Garmes as head of cinematography.

Smilin' Through (1932 film) is recorded in English and originally aired in United States. Each episode of Smilin' Through (1932 film) is 98 minutes long. Smilin' Through (1932 film) is distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.

The cast includes: Fredric March as Kenneth Wayne, Cora Sue Collins as Kathleen, Ralph Forbes as Willie Ainley, Leslie Howard as Sir John Carteret, Norma Shearer as Moonyeen, Cora Sue Collins as Young Kathleen, and O.P. Heggie as Dr. Owen.

Smilin' Through (1932 film) Quotes

Cora Sue Collins as Kathleen

• (Cora Sue Collins) "Well, I can't force you to take me. You haven't convinced me at all. Of course, if you, if you don't want me."

• (Cora Sue Collins) "It has been fun, hasn't it?"
• (Fredric March) "Oh, it's been swell."

• (Cora Sue Collins) "People were afraid to come into this room. Something had happened here. Something strange and terrible."
• (Ralph Forbes) "You have got an uncomfortable mind."
• (Cora Sue Collins) "They locked the doors and went away forever. As though there were a curse on the house."
• (Ralph Forbes) "I say, you know, you're giving me the creeps."

• (Cora Sue Collins) "Look at this. When Jeremy Wayne got it, he crushed it in his hand and threw it away. Why would he do that?"
• (Ralph Forbes) "Probably he was blotto. He emptied half of the decanter."
• (Cora Sue Collins) "Don't be an ass, Willie."

• (Cora Sue Collins) "I've been an awful prune."
• (Fredric March) "Oh no, darling, no you haven't."
• (Cora Sue Collins) "Yes I have."
• (Fredric March) "No, far from a prune."

• (Cora Sue Collins) "Well, I'll be darned. A window peeper."
• (Fredric March) "Oh no, I wasn't peeping. I was just looking."

• (Cora Sue Collins) "I don't care what happens the day after tomorrow. Any more than I care what happened 50 years ago."

Fredric March as Kenneth Wayne

• (Fredric March) "The very thing for you, old Port. Look."
• (Cora Sue Collins) "1847."
• (Ralph Forbes) "'47?"
• (Fredric March) "Well, it was the best I could find. Any ole Port in a storm. Ha-ha-ha."

• (Fredric March) "She loves me, does she? Well, what of it. She'll get over it, won't she?"
• (O.P. Heggie) "Do you want her to get over it?"
• (Fredric March) "For heaven's sake Doctor, use your head. Yes, yes, yes. Let her get over it. You're a Doctor, give her pills. Love's a disease, isn't it? Cure her. Cut it out of her."

• (Fredric March) "Now, will you, for the love of Judas, let me alone. Let me alone. Let me alone."

• (Fredric March) "Oh, darling, I love you so."
• (Cora Sue Collins) "Is that all?"
• (Fredric March) "All?"
• (Cora Sue Collins) "Don't you want me, too? I want you. I'm not ashamed to say it. I'm yours. You're mine. I want that to be true, before you go."

Leslie Howard as Sir John Carteret

• (Leslie Howard) "There, there, very pretty."
• (Cora Sue Collins) "This is a new frock."
• (Leslie Howard) "Very becoming."
• (Cora Sue Collins) "And I've got on my best panties."

• (Leslie Howard) "Moonyeen, Moonyeen, if only I could be with you. If only I knew the way to you."

• (Leslie Howard) "Why, then, is this what they call dying? It's nothing, is it?"
• (Norma Shearer) "Nothing, dear. And everything."

• (Leslie Howard) "Oh, darling, what's the use of going to Paris?"
• (Norma Shearer) "What's the use of doing anything, except for sitting here the rest of our lives."
• (Leslie Howard) "Except, the food's awfully good in Paris."
• (Norma Shearer) "Its going to be a beautiful honeymoon; spent in a restaurant."
• (Leslie Howard) "Ha-ha-ha, Oh, darling."

Norma Shearer as Moonyeen

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