jettrinks:

You’re no good, Henry.
You never have been.
You’re not worth killing. 

Baby, the Rain Must Fall (1965)

(via honey-rider)

oldfilmsflicker:

Walter Chalmers: The Organization. Several murders. Could do us both a great deal of good.
Bullitt: Look, Chalmers, let’s understand each other. I don’t like you.
Walter Chalmers: Come on now, don’t be naive, Lieutenant. We both know how careers are made. Integrity is something you sell to the public.
Bullitt: You sell whatever you want, but don’t sell it here tonight.
Walter Chalmers: Frank, we must all compromise.
Bullitt: Bullshit!

Movie Quote of the Day – Bullitt, 1968 (dir. Peter Yates) | the diary of a film history fanatic

(via nicoleskidman)

oldfilmsflicker:

Elvira Bonner: You and Ace. Maybe you’re the lucky ones, drifting the way you do.
Junior Bonner: Maybe.

Movie Quote of the Day – Junior Bonner, 1972 (dir. Sam Peckinpah) « the diary of a film history fanatic

bellecs:

Steve McQueen in The Magnificent Seven (1960)

There are bad cops and there are good cops - and then there’s Bullitt.

garlandesque:

Steve McQueen and Natalie Wood c. 1960s

(Source: judysgarland, via nicoleskidman)

theswinginsixties:

Faye Dunaway and Steve McQueen photographed by Bill Ray, 1967.