I get a wild hair up my nose and I want to go.
Meaning of the quote
This quote means that sometimes, Broderick Crawford, the American actor, suddenly feels the urge to go somewhere or do something unexpected. He uses the phrase "a wild hair up my nose" to describe this sudden, spontaneous feeling that makes him want to leave and have a new adventure.
About Broderick Crawford
Broderick Crawford was an acclaimed American actor, known for his Oscar-winning performance in the film ‘All the King’s Men’ and his starring role in the TV series ‘Highway Patrol’. He often portrayed tough or slob-like characters, showcasing his versatility as an actor.
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