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Lora Mae Hollingsway:
I've got very definite ideas.
Porter Hollingsway: Like what? Lora Mae Hollingsway: There's never been anybody in particular. Nobody special. Porter Hollingsway: Plenty that wanted to, I'll bet. Lora Mae Hollingsway: What do you think? Porter Hollingsway: That you've been waiting for that one guy to come along. Lora Mae Hollingsway: I got very definite ideas. Porter Hollingsway: What's he got to be like, this one guy? Lora Mae Hollingsway: Someone who wants to marry me more than anything else in the world. Porter Hollingsway: You sure got wrong ideas about things. Lora Mae Hollingsway: They may be wrong, but they're definite.
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Linda Darnell
(as Lora Mae Hollingsway)
in
A Letter to Three Wives
(1949)
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Lora Mae Hollingsway:
It's late. I'd better be going home.
Porter Hollingsway: OK if I call you a cab? Lora Mae Hollingsway: Beats walking in the snow.
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Linda Darnell
(as Lora Mae Hollingsway)
in
A Letter to Three Wives
(1949)
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Sadie:
Look, I don't teach you about teachin'. Don't teach me about ducks.
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Thelma Ritter
(as Sadie Dugan)
in
A Letter to Three Wives
(1949)
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Sadie:
The cap's out. Makes me look like a lamb chop with pants on.
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Thelma Ritter
(as Sadie Dugan)
in
A Letter to Three Wives
(1949)
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Sadie:
You oughtn't to run around like that. You'll get consumption.
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Thelma Ritter
(as Sadie Dugan)
in
A Letter to Three Wives
(1949)
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Addie Ross:
She won't stay mad at him for long. She's too much in love. Pretty soon she'll be full of self-reproach. Ha ha! Women are so silly.
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Celeste Holm
(as Addie Ross)
in
A Letter to Three Wives
(1949)
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Rita Phipps:
Pardon my fingers.
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Ann Sothern
(as Rita Phipps)
in
A Letter to Three Wives
(1949)
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Rita Phipps:
People in the show business, you know what I mean, those kind of people always drink scotch.
George Phipps: Well, I know what you mean, but I wish you wouldn't say it in radio English. "That kind", not "those kind". Rita Phipps: There are men who say "those kind" who earn $100,000 dollars a year. George Phipps: There are men who say "stick 'em up" who earn more. I don't expect to do either.
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Kirk Douglas
(as George Phipps)
in
A Letter to Three Wives
(1949)
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Porter Hollingsway:
It's a man's world. Yeah! See something you want, go after it and get it! That's nature. It's why we're made strong and women weak. Strong conquer and provide for the weak. That's what a man's for! Teach our kids that, there'd be more men!
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Paul Douglas
(as Porter Hollingsway)
in
A Letter to Three Wives
(1949)
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Porter Hollingsway:
Like my wife. Comes from an old Spanish family named Finney.
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Paul Douglas
(as Porter Hollingsway)
in
A Letter to Three Wives
(1949)
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