Affair in Trinidad (1952)

Glenn Ford: Steve Emery

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Quotes 

• Steve Emery : You walked out of that inquest like you were on your way to a cocktail party.

• Chris Emery : You're Steve - Domenique told me.

  Steve Emery : ..and I know who you are. I read about you in the paper.

• Chris Emery : Just a minute. What makes you think you can rush in here and talk to me like this? What do you know about me?

  Steve Emery : I just have to look at you to know what happened. I can see how Neil fell for a dame like you and I know the type of time you gave him.

• Dominique : You were distressed because you did not find her mourning in a black dress.

  Steve Emery : Widows have been known to wear them.

  Dominique : Not in the tropics, Mr. Emery. Only Spanish women wear the black mourning here.

• Steve Emery : Didn't you write some articles on the V-2 rocket, just after the war?

  Doctor Franz Huebling : Oh, I used to dabble. Just a few little experiments. All outdated now. Like the spinning wheel.

• Steve Emery : Why didn't you tell me you had a date with Fabian?

  Chris Emery : I meant to! But, I forgot.

  Steve Emery : You forgot a lot of things. You forgot to tell me he was a friend of your's as well as Neil's. That he bought Neil's paintings. Did you also forget to tell me that he bought Neil's wife?

• Steve Emery : Gets more fascinating every minute

• Anderson : Mr. Emery, there has been a thorough investigation of all the facts.

  Steve Emery : [slightly sarcastic]  What facts? You mean the ones at the inquest? Back home they ask more questions when a dog's run over!

• Steve Emery : What's the matter? Fabian's got you in his pocket too?

  Inspector Smythe : I must caution you, Mr. Emery, that libel is a very serious matter.

  Steve Emery : So is murder!

• Steve Emery : You don't know what sick is.

• Steve Emery : Happy birthday, sucker.

• Steve Emery : [last lines - they're on a passenger ship, leaving Trinidad]  Taking a last look at Trinidad? You know, you're gonna' find Chicago kinda' cold after the tropics.

  Chris Emery : Am I?