Hancock's Half Hour Quotes
Hancock's Half Hour
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Hancock's Half Hour Quotes
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“Hancock: I was talking about Olive, my sweetheart.
Sid : And a load of old rubbish it was too.
Hancock: Oh well of course, I wouldn't expect you to understand. How could a man like you hope to understand the sensitive world of two children who discover the wonders of innocent love for the first time.
Sid: 'Innocent love'. If I'd been your old man I'd have given you a thump round the earhole and kicked you up to bed.
Hancock: I don't think I've such a crude man in my life.”
― Hancock's Half Hour
Sid : And a load of old rubbish it was too.
Hancock: Oh well of course, I wouldn't expect you to understand. How could a man like you hope to understand the sensitive world of two children who discover the wonders of innocent love for the first time.
Sid: 'Innocent love'. If I'd been your old man I'd have given you a thump round the earhole and kicked you up to bed.
Hancock: I don't think I've such a crude man in my life.”
― Hancock's Half Hour
“Aha! Mine all mine. My life savings. Look at all that snow there. Very comforting. I've got enough here to buy everything I want in the world, but I'm not going to because I'd sooner have the money.”
― Hancock's Half Hour
― Hancock's Half Hour
“My old grandmother used to swear by Dr McConnell's Lung Syrup. She drank a bottle a day for the whole of her adult life. She couldn't give it up in the end. It's got morphine in it, you see.”
― Hancock's Half Hour
― Hancock's Half Hour
“The condition of my feet in those days was quite different from what they are today. Chasing the Hun across Europe, that's what flattened these, mate.”
― Hancock's Half Hour
― Hancock's Half Hour
