Lifeboat (1944)

Share this quote on facebook Dying together's even more personal than living together.

Share this quote on facebook We're not like you! You're made of iron, we're just flesh and blood! Hungry and thirsty flesh and blood!

Share this quote on facebook [to the delirious Gus] There's Rosie! She's waiting for you! [Willy pushes Gus overboard]

Share this quote on facebook [seeing a bejewelled Connie in a fur coat as he enters the lifeboat] Connie! Did you come from the freighter or the Stork Club?

Share this quote on facebook My name is Schmidt, but I changed it to Smith. That's what I got against these guys more than anything else. They make me ashamed of the name I was born with. I got a lot of relatives in Germany. For all I know this guy may be one of them. I say throw him to the sharks!

Share this quote on facebook Gus Smith: [referring to Willie] A guy can't help being a German if he's born a German, can he?
John Kovac: Neither can a snake help being a rattlesnake if he's born a rattlesnake! That don't make him a nightingale! Get him out of here!

Share this quote on facebook John Kovac: As of now I'm skipper, and anybody who don't like it can get out and swim to Bermuda. What about that?
Gus Smith: I'll buy it.
Stanley 'Sparks' Garrett: Suits me. What about you, Miss?
Alice MacKenzie: I'm for it.
George 'Joe' Spencer: Yes, sir!
Charles D. 'Ritt' Rittenhouse: Well, if the rest agree.
Connie Porter: All right, Commissar, what's the course?

Share this quote on facebook Willy: [fixing her diamond bracelet] Looks like bits of ice.
Connie Porter: I wish they were.
Willy: They're really nothing but a few pieces of carbon crystallized under high pressure at great heat.
Connie Porter: Quite so, if you want to be scientific about it.
Willy: I'm a great believer in science.
Connie Porter: Like tears, for instance. They're nothing but H2O with a trace of sodium chloride.

Share this quote on facebook Who goes Primitive first...A man...Or a woman...adrift in an open boat?

Share this quote on facebook What happens when six men and three women are alone in an open boat?

Share this quote on facebook Six men and three women — against the sea and each other.

Share this quote on facebook William Yetter Jr. - German sailor