Gary Cooper Famous Lines Here are a few of our favorite lines from Gary Cooper. The Virginian (The Virginian): "If you want to call me that, smile." Alvin C. York (Sergeant York): "I ain't proud of what I've done over there. What we done in France is something we had to do. Some fellows done it ain't a-comin' back. So, the way I figure things like that ain't for buyin' and sellin' - I reckon I'll have to refuse them." Professor Bertram Potts (Ball of Fire): "No mistake. I shall regret the absence of your keen mind. Unfortunately it is inseparable from an extremely disturbing body." Longfellow Deeds (Mr. Deeds Goes to Town): "All famous people aren't big people." Lou Gehrig (Pride of the Yankees): "People all say that I've had a bad break, but today - today I consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the Earth." Lt. Frederick Henry (A Farewell to Arms): "What does this war mean to me anymore? What does anything mean but finding her?" Robert Jordon (For Whom the Bell Tolls): "A man fights for what he believes in, Fernando." John Doe (Meet John Doe): "A free people can beat the world at anything, from war to tiddlywinks, if we all pull in the same direction." conTribute! conTribute! your own Gary Cooper Famous Line Post a message to the Gary Cooper Message Board Help | Site Map | Home Gary Cooper pictured (left) in Friendly Persuasion This Tribute is not officially endorsed or authorized by Gary Cooper. Unauthorized use of this material is strictly prohibited. Click here for further terms of use. © 2001-2005 Destination Hollywood, Inc. All rights reserved. |
 
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