Bartender at Charity Bazarr:
[with wine bottle] Shall I pour it sir?
Mr. Henry Basscombe: [sarcastically] What do you expect it to... sweat itself out?
--Edgar Kennedy (as ) in When's Your Birthday?
Mr. Henry Basscombe: [sarcastically] What do you expect it to... sweat itself out?
--Edgar Kennedy (as ) in When's Your Birthday?
Dustin Willoughby:
[as Diane is leaving in a huff] Goodbye, Diane. Forget me and marry a Sagitarius.
Mr. Henry Basscombe: [angrily as he is leaving too through the door] She's gonna marry an Amerocan like her mother did!
--Edgar Kennedy (as ) in When's Your Birthday?
Mr. Henry Basscombe: [angrily as he is leaving too through the door] She's gonna marry an Amerocan like her mother did!
--Edgar Kennedy (as ) in When's Your Birthday?
Detective Sweeney:
You handle Handel like nobody handles Handel. And your Delius - delirious!
--Edgar Kennedy (as Detective Sweeney) in Unfaithfully Yours
--Edgar Kennedy (as Detective Sweeney) in Unfaithfully Yours
Jake:
[when asked to prepare Harold's very first alcoholic beverage] You arouse the artist in me.
--Edgar Kennedy (as Jake) in The Sin of Harold Diddlebock
--Edgar Kennedy (as Jake) in The Sin of Harold Diddlebock
Uncle Edgar:
[gestures to gouted foot] I got a picnic of my own right here.
--Edgar Kennedy (as ) in Perfect Day
--Edgar Kennedy (as ) in Perfect Day
Frankie:
I thought you didn't believe in horseracin', Harry?
Harry, the Bartender: That's before I met Erwin.
--Edgar Kennedy (as ) in Three Men on a Horse
Harry, the Bartender: That's before I met Erwin.
--Edgar Kennedy (as ) in Three Men on a Horse
Frankie:
One beer, Harry!
Harry, the Bartender: [Sarcastically] Two straws?
--Edgar Kennedy (as ) in Three Men on a Horse
Harry, the Bartender: [Sarcastically] Two straws?
--Edgar Kennedy (as ) in Three Men on a Horse
Erwin Trowbridge:
[after several drinks] That's funny. I'm kinda sorta feeling a little sleepy.
Patsy: What you need is a little drink to wake you up.
[to Harry, the bartender]
Patsy: Harry, scotch for Erwin. He needs a pick-up.
Harry, the Bartender: He'll need picking up, alright.
--Edgar Kennedy (as ) in Three Men on a Horse
Patsy: What you need is a little drink to wake you up.
[to Harry, the bartender]
Patsy: Harry, scotch for Erwin. He needs a pick-up.
Harry, the Bartender: He'll need picking up, alright.
--Edgar Kennedy (as ) in Three Men on a Horse