Union Station (1950) Poster

(1950)

William Holden: Lt. William Calhoun

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Quotes 

  • Policeman : [after Calhoun has left the office]  Nothin's done right unless Tough Willy does it himself.

    Lt. William Calhoun : [Calhoun has evidently heard the comment and angrily reenters, hands on hips and glaring]  How long you been working here?

    Policeman : [Timidly]  Four weeks tomorrow, Lieutenant.

    Lt. William Calhoun : You need twenty-five years before you're eligible for a pension...

    [He takes a piece of fruit from the lunchbox on the desk] 

    Lt. William Calhoun : ... and you won't make it. Not if you ever call me Willy.

    [He throws the fruit at the policeman and leaves] 

  • Lt. William Calhoun : [to Marley]  I may have to beat your brains out. You'll have to decide that.

  • Lt. William Calhoun : [to Joyce]  If anyone asks me to stick my neck out, I want to know who's doing the askin'.

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