| Quote | Musical |
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| 'I want Giselles and Coppelias coming out of my feet...' | |
| 'She's got one big breast in the middle of her chest, and an eye in the middle of her nose.' | |
| 'Do you mind if I try it one more time-with my shoes off?' | |
| 'I've got gooseberry muffins too. You can blow on mine and they'd float away.' | |
| '...like that bunny on t.v. I just keep going and going...' | |
| 'Here, let me cut your wings!' | |
| 'To feel 'that way' about some one means to rub his neck.' | |
| 'Your daughter has a quick and witty tongue.' | |
| 'I do not object to the immorality of your life; merely to its sloppiness.' | |
| 'They've got to like you.' | |
| 'Just let your hair down! Can't you talk?! All of you, just talk to me, to each other! | |
| 'Hello Mr. Henkle, this is Harvey Johnson, can I speak to Penelope Ann?' | |
| 'It's the hardest thing in the world to give everything. Though it's usually the only way to get everything.' | |
| 'Look at them trees. Notice how the trees do everything people do to get attention... except walk?' | |
| 'You have to show a movie at a party. It's a Hollywood law.' | |
| 'The Jews have all the money and the Whites have all the power, and I'm arways in taxi cab with dliver who no shower!' | |
| 'You know, I imagine there's only one thing that's been in as many different hotel rooms as I have: the Gideon Bible.' | |
| 'Tell our story...that way I'll-I'll always be with you.' | |
| 'Hold on to me, Mama. Don't let me wake from this.' | |
| 'When I got pregnant, my mother told me not to bother coming back. And I wouldn't have had it any other way!' | |
| 'Play that melody, your sweet melody, calling my heart to you.' | |
| 'Whistles are for dogs and cats and other animals, but not for children and definitely not for me.' | |
| 'Back home everyone said I didn't have any talent. They might be saying the same thing over here, but it sounds better in French.' | |
| 'Hello...kitty.' | |
| 'In spite of what you think...there are professions where practice does make perfect.' | |
| 'Nice is different than good.' | |
| '...there are two kinds of men and only two. There's the one staying put in his proper place and one with his foot in the other one's face.' | |
| 'I hope I'm not too presumptuous, but you don't need any beauty sleep.' | |
| 'Hello, gorgeous.' | |
| 'Friendly, he was so friendly, that isn't like him; I'm simply stunned.' | |
| 'All my life I've lived for loving you. Let me go now.' | |
| 'I didn't breathe when you spoke. I was afraid I'd miss a word. | |
| 'Everything you see exists in delicate balance.' | |
| 'Without me there wouldn't be any Paramount studio' | |
| | Quote | Musical |
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| 'Do you think you'd be feeling as bad as you do if you didn't have a heart?' | |
| 'Don't blame me I'm from Massachusetts.' | |
| 'It's not right for a woman to read.' | |
| 'Baby, you may be passin' for white, but you ain't invisible.' | |
| 'It's going to be easy - like peeling a turtle.' | |
| 'We require a new nation.' | |
| 'Every noble lineage has a loose gene.' | |
| 'I can live on bread and cheese.' | |
| 'I wouldn't mind having just one of yours.' | |
| 'Magic don't have a father.' | |
| 'Leaping Lizards' | |
| 'I cannot divide my feelings up as neatly as you, and I am not hiding behind my canvas - I am living in it.' | |
| 'Your other bets! Yesterday's and last night's and all those 'one last round before we break it up' bets! Were they just as good?' | |
| 'I want to wash my hands, my face, my hair with snow.' | |
| 'One look at you, now every note feels right.' | |
| 'Poor Margeretha, I've never seen her look so pale....I suspect she won't live through the night, she has four fatal diseases.' | |
| 'The only man a girl can depend on is her daddy.' | |
| 'Don't squeeze your bosoms against the chair, dear! It'll stunt their growth, and then where would you be?' | |
| 'The draft is white people sending black people to make war on the yellow people to defend the land they stole from the red people!' | |
| 'The greatest thing you'll ever learn is just to love and be loved in return.' | |
| 'He's the bafflement of Scotland Yard, the Flying Squad's despair...' | |
| 'It is possible dear, for someone to hit you, hit you hard, and it not hurt at all.' | |
| 'Women are irrational, that's all there is to that.' | |
| '...she's too pure to be pink.' | |
| 'Cut out God. Stay where you're better acquainted.' | |
| 'I suppose I'm a lemon!' | |
| 'I want some happily ever after to happen to me.' | |
| 'When all that you love is taken away, there is no place.' | |
| 'She'll be wanting alimony in a year or so.' | |
| 'Were you Whittington's friend? The Pied Piper's assistant? Have you been an alumnus of heaven or hell?' | |
| 'Well, I can kill too because now I have hate.' | |
| 'Darling, haven't you ever heard of a delightful little thing called boarding school? ' | |
| 'Practically perfect people never permit sentiment to muddle their thinking.' | |
| 'Better to win by admitting my sin than to lose with a halo.' | |
| | Quote | Musical |
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| 'With love to lead the way I've found more clouds of gray than any Russian play could guarantee.' | |
| 'It seems the artichoke is steamed.' | |
| 'Well of course we talk. Don't everybody?' | |
| 'I'm condemned by a society that demands success when all I can offer is failure.' | |
| 'I believe in saying, 'I love you.' It helps you concentrate.' | |
| 'You wanna get a hit song, it's like the Stations of the Cross. You gotta get past the record company, the program directors, and if you're lucky, you get to the people.' | |
| 'And if we have done our job correctly, you will leave with more than a folded program and a ticket stub...' | |
| 'I'm trying to tell you how you sing.' | |
| 'Life's too short babe, time is flying, I'm looking for baggage that goes with mine.' | |
| 'Well, love is a gift; a lot of people don’t remember that.' | |
| 'Nah, nah, nah. Bandstands went out with running boards. Over there. A great rock 'n' roll band. This is the 80's!' | |
| 'Whatever happens, Nollie, always remember to smile.' | |
| 'You're a revolutionary and baby, you're beautiful.' | |
| 'If I could've been, I would've been. And that's show business.' | |
| 'Same old story, cherries and feathers, cherries and feathers. To catch a beau I suppose.' | |
| 'There's a lush from Baltimore, who is rich but such a bore.' | |
| 'You pile up enough tomorrows, and you'll find you are left with nothing but a lot of empty yesterdays.' | |
| 'Son, I hope it's not Saturday night one minute, with a cold Monday morning to follow.' | |
| 'What, a chorus girl? Don't be silly.' | |
| 'I heard you cry out something, a word that sounded like...a name' | |
| 'I'm going to have to stop reading Playboy.' | |
| 'Speaking of chronic conditions, Happy Anniversary' | |
| 'We're not stuck in Leave it to Beaver land here.' | |
| 'God, the almighty and all-knowing, has misplaced a cup?' | |
| 'To fly from blossom to blossom a honey bee must be free. But blossom must not ever fly from bee to bee.' | |
| 'Once I had dreams, Now they're obsessions. Hopes became needs, Lovers possessions.' | |
| 'I am what I wear and how I dress.' | |
| 'Can I skate?!' | |
| 'I know of a bloke in jail, Who is hot on dreams. Could explain old Pharaoh's tale.' | |
| 'Give me back my blue blanket!' | |
| 'Where in the world have you been hiding? Really you were perfect.' | |
| 'A lot can happen in 7 days. Just read the Bible.' | |
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