Loving You (1957) | |
| Director(s) | Hal Kanter |
| Producer(s) | Paul Nathan (associate), Hal B. Wallis |
| Top Genres | Drama, Musical, Romance |
| Top Topics | Romance (Drama) |
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Loving You (1957) was a Drama - Musical Film directed by Hal Kanter and produced by Hal B. Wallis and Paul Nathan.
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Wayne:
[Wayne has goaded Deke into singing at the Buckhorn Tavern... Deke sings to keep peace, he turns to Wayne after he's finished] Well, you ain't bad, sideburns.
Jimmy Tompkins: Now tell me what it is you do for a living.
Wayne: I work with my old man in auto accessories, why?
Jimmy Tompkins: Well, I usually get paid for singin' as a rule. And I figure you oughta do whatever it is you do for me. So how 'bout steppin' outside and puttin' a new set of seatcovers on my car, huh?
Wayne: Why sure, sideburns! What color you want?
[turns to the people at his table]
Wayne: I figure his color's yellow, don't you?
[Deke pulls Wayne out of his seat and starts viciously beating him]
Frank: [on the phone] Get the police, quickly!
[Deke and Wayne continue until Deke wins by a knockout]
Wayne: [Wayne is trying to persuade Deke to sing at the Buckhorn tavern after being politely refused] Now I told my girl I could get you to sing! A man can't go back on his word, can he, fella?
Skeeter: [stands up] Look, maybe you didn't hear me... "fella", but Mr. Rivers doesn't sing in juke joints. So how about going back over there and drink your malted, huh?
Frank: [Wayne shoves Skeeter to the floor, girls gasp] Hey, are these music people causing some trouble here?
Jimmy Tompkins: [rushing up] There's no trouble, sir. You mind if I sing a song with these people here?
Frank: Well, uh...
Wayne: [interrupting] No, he don't mind!
[menacingly]
Wayne: Or do you Frank?
Frank: [stammering] No... I don't... mind.
[Deke sings "Mean Woman Blues"]
Jimmy Tompkins: It's not my future you care about, it's your's. It's what I can do for you. You don't care about me, or about Tex, or about anybody but yourself.
Glenda Markle: You've got fifteen minutes to get on that stage and find out if you've even got a future.
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Jimmy Tompkins: Now tell me what it is you do for a living.
Wayne: I work with my old man in auto accessories, why?
Jimmy Tompkins: Well, I usually get paid for singin' as a rule. And I figure you oughta do whatever it is you do for me. So how 'bout steppin' outside and puttin' a new set of seatcovers on my car, huh?
Wayne: Why sure, sideburns! What color you want?
[turns to the people at his table]
Wayne: I figure his color's yellow, don't you?
[Deke pulls Wayne out of his seat and starts viciously beating him]
Frank: [on the phone] Get the police, quickly!
[Deke and Wayne continue until Deke wins by a knockout]
Wayne: [Wayne is trying to persuade Deke to sing at the Buckhorn tavern after being politely refused] Now I told my girl I could get you to sing! A man can't go back on his word, can he, fella?
Skeeter: [stands up] Look, maybe you didn't hear me... "fella", but Mr. Rivers doesn't sing in juke joints. So how about going back over there and drink your malted, huh?
Frank: [Wayne shoves Skeeter to the floor, girls gasp] Hey, are these music people causing some trouble here?
Jimmy Tompkins: [rushing up] There's no trouble, sir. You mind if I sing a song with these people here?
Frank: Well, uh...
Wayne: [interrupting] No, he don't mind!
[menacingly]
Wayne: Or do you Frank?
Frank: [stammering] No... I don't... mind.
[Deke sings "Mean Woman Blues"]
Jimmy Tompkins: It's not my future you care about, it's your's. It's what I can do for you. You don't care about me, or about Tex, or about anybody but yourself.
Glenda Markle: You've got fifteen minutes to get on that stage and find out if you've even got a future.
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Facts about
Elvis Presley lodged in Hollywood's Knickerbocker hotel while filming in Paramount Studios.
Was re-released with King Creole while Elvis Presley was in the army.
Was 7th on Variety's list in it's opening weekend.
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Was re-released with King Creole while Elvis Presley was in the army.
Was 7th on Variety's list in it's opening weekend.
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