Death Cruise (1974 TV Movie)

Edward Albert: James Radney

Quotes 

• James Radney : What are you waving to people you don't even know for?

  Mary Frances Radney : It's like a parade, sweetheart, you're supposed to wave whether you know the people or not.

  James Radney : Not me.

  Mary Frances Radney : Well Jimmy, they say you don't really appreciate something unless you pay for it.

  James Radney : No no, I, I, I appreciate this free cruise, I do indeed.

• James Radney : I wonder why it is that I like to watch you put your clothes on, more than I like to watch you take your clothes off.

  Mary Frances Radney : It's because you're perverse.

• Jerry Carter : Say, have we met someplace before?

  James Radney : I don't think so.

  Jerry Carter : That's funny, you all look very familiar. But, I'll remember, never forget a face. Did I miss anything?

  Sylvia Carter : Well as a matter of fact, Mrs. Radney was just telling us how they won this cruise in a contest.

  Jerry Carter : You're kidding, so did we!

  David Mason : [Elizabeth nods]  E and M Promotions, three weeks all expenses paid.

  Jerry Carter : Well what do you know? There must've been more than one first prize.

• James Radney : What do you do, Mr. Mason?

  David Mason : Does it really matter, Mr. Radney?

  James Radney : What do you mean?

  David Mason : Well if I told you that I was a ditch digger, you'd form an opinion of me from that, and if I told you I was a wealthy, powerful, industrial magnet, you'd form a different opinion based on the simple answer to that simple question. Instant status. So I'll tell you what, I'm going to let you figure it out for yourself, and you let me know what you come up with.

  James Radney : Well I'll grant you one thing, you don't seem stupid.

  David Mason : That only proves that I could be a very smart ditch digger.

• James Radney : Don't look so sad. We hardly knew Jerry Carter.

  Mary Frances Radney : Well it's not just Jerry Carter. It's how awful it must be to be down there in the water and call for help, and to just watch the ship get smaller and smaller.