Dr. Emery Bronson:
[handing him money] You will require this for expenses.
David Randall: [counting the money and finding it short] I'm supposed to get paid $1500 plus the expenses.
Dr. Emery Bronson: Hendron will pay you on delivery. Time is all that counts. The money doesn't matter at all.
David Randall: With me, doctor, money always matters.
Dr. Emery Bronson: Perhaps the day may arrive when money won't mean anything, not to you... nor anyone.
David Randall: When that happens to me, I'll be six feet under.
[Randall is taken aback when Bronson just stares at him intently puffing on his pipe]
--Richard Derr (as ) in When Worlds Collide
David Randall: [counting the money and finding it short] I'm supposed to get paid $1500 plus the expenses.
Dr. Emery Bronson: Hendron will pay you on delivery. Time is all that counts. The money doesn't matter at all.
David Randall: With me, doctor, money always matters.
Dr. Emery Bronson: Perhaps the day may arrive when money won't mean anything, not to you... nor anyone.
David Randall: When that happens to me, I'll be six feet under.
[Randall is taken aback when Bronson just stares at him intently puffing on his pipe]
--Richard Derr (as ) in When Worlds Collide
David Randall:
Dr. Frye, how's your heart?
Dr. George Frye, Dean of Eastern School of Technology: [puzzled] Fine.
David Randall: [to Dr. Tony Drake] You invented those electrocardiograms for my benefit!
--Richard Derr (as ) in When Worlds Collide
Dr. George Frye, Dean of Eastern School of Technology: [puzzled] Fine.
David Randall: [to Dr. Tony Drake] You invented those electrocardiograms for my benefit!
--Richard Derr (as ) in When Worlds Collide