The Loves of Carmen (1948 film) Quotes

The Loves of Carmen (1948 film) is a TV program that was first aired in 1970 . The Loves of Carmen ended its run in 1970.

It features Charles Vidor as producer, Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco in charge of musical score, and William E. Snyder as head of cinematography.

The Loves of Carmen (1948 film) is recorded in English and originally aired in United States. Each episode of The Loves of Carmen (1948 film) is 99 minutes long. The Loves of Carmen (1948 film) is distributed by Columbia Pictures.

The cast includes: Ron Randell as Andrés, Luther Adler as Dancaire, Bernard Nedell as Pablo, Margaret Wycherly as Old Crone, John Baragrey as Lucas, and Victor Jory as García.

The Loves of Carmen (1948 film) Quotes

Luther Adler as Dancaire

• (Luther Adler) "You will be a fine pair, you two. Payo and Gypsy, the tame and the untamed, the dog and wolf. Dog and wolf weren't created to live together. It won't work, Navarrés. You'll see."

• (Luther Adler) "You don't like us, do you? We fill you with disgust. We're the symbol of your degradation."

Ron Randell as Andrés

• (Ron Randell) "Carmencita. Carmencita. Carmen, I've been looking for two days for you. For two days, Carmen, I inquired at the factory and you were absent. You weren't at Lillas Pastia's. What have you been doing?"
• (Carmen García) "Sunning myself."

• (Ron Randell) "Gypsies will always steal anything they can get their hands on. I don't know why I bother with that girl. She's bad all the way through. She lies as easily as other people drink water. She's a liar, a thief and a cheat. Has no more manners than my great aunt's cat. She's really awful. And I'd sell my soul to hear her say just once that she loves me."

Margaret Wycherly as Old Crone

• (Shopkeeper) "She's always hungry, that girl."
• (Margaret Wycherly) "Someday she'll eat the wrong thing, and then she'll howl about the pain as if she'd never been warned before."
• (Carmen García) "Because they've lost their own appetites, they hate to see anybody enjoy eating."

• (Carmen García) "What is it? What do you see there that makes you look like that?"
• (Carmen García) "That isn't my fortune."
• (Margaret Wycherly) "The fat's in the fire, all right. Just as I said."
• (Carmen García) "That isn't my fortune, I tell you. I didn't cut the cards."
• (Carmen García) "Anyway, I don't believe in cards. I never have. As if you could see in those stupid cards that death was walking my way. We all have to die. And I can't think of a nicer way than to be killed by love."

• (Margaret Wycherly) "One love. One love emerges from all the rest. And makes the others nothing."
• (Carmen García) "You're talking nonsense, old witch. There is no such thing as one love to Carmen."

Victor Jory as García

• (Victor Jory) "I believe we had a rendevous at the edge of town at sunset. Was I mistaken? Could I possibly have missed you? Or is it possible you didn't feel like working today?"
• (Carmen García) "No. You didn't miss me, García. I had better things to do today."
• (Carmen García) "Didn't we, little soldier?"
• (Victor Jory) "You filthy wench. You could choose your pastimes when you like, but while I'm master you'll work too."
• (Carmen García) "Nobody is my master, you dirty old goat. I'm Carmen, and I work when I want to work."

• (Victor Jory) "It would take a clever person to recognize him now."

John Baragrey as Lucas

• (Carmen García) "I have a little place on the edge of town that's a very nice place for fortunetelling."
• (John Baragrey) "And I know a place in the middle of town that's a better place for fortunetelling."
• (Carmen García) "And I say we go to my place."
• (John Baragrey) "And I say we'll go to mine."

Bernard Nedell as Pablo

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