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Amanda Bonner:
No part of marriage is the exclusive province of any one sex.
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Katharine Hepburn
(as Amanda Bonner)
in
Adam's Rib
(1949)
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Amanda Bonner:
Nobody died in the evening paper, isn't that nice?
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Katharine Hepburn
(as Amanda Bonner)
in
Adam's Rib
(1949)
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Amanda Bonner:
What I said was true, there's no difference between the sexes. Men, women, the same.
Adam Bonner: They are? Amanda Bonner: Well, maybe there is a difference, but it's a little difference. Adam Bonner: Well, you know as the French say... Amanda Bonner: What do they say? Adam Bonner: Vive la difference! Amanda Bonner: Which means? Adam Bonner: Which means hurrah for that little difference.
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Spencer Tracy
(as Adam Bonner)
in
Adam's Rib
(1949)
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Beryl Caighn:
And then I heard a noise.
Adam Bonner: What kind of noise? Beryl Caighn: Like a sound.
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Jean Hagen
(as Beryl Caighn)
in
Adam's Rib
(1949)
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Beryl Caighn:
She tried to shoot me.
Adam Bonner: How do you know that? Beryl Caighn: Because she did.
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Jean Hagen
(as Beryl Caighn)
in
Adam's Rib
(1949)
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Kip Lurie:
[to Adam] What have you been eating, raspberry jam or Amanda's face?
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David Wayne
(as Kip Lurie)
in
Adam's Rib
(1949)
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Kip Lurie:
Amanda, my love, why do you stay married to a legal beagle with ten thumbs?
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David Wayne
(as Kip Lurie)
in
Adam's Rib
(1949)
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Spencer Tracy
(as Adam Bonner)
in
Adam's Rib
(1949)
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Kip Lurie:
Lawyers should never marry other lawyers. This is called in-breeding; from this comes idiot children... and other lawyers.
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David Wayne
(as Kip Lurie)
in
Adam's Rib
(1949)
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Kip Lurie:
Well, good luck tomorrow, Amanda. I'm on your side, I guess you know that. You've got me so convinced, I may even go out and become a woman. Goodnight.
[leaves] Adam Bonner: And he wouldn't have far to go, either. Amanda Bonner: Shh! Adam Bonner: What's a matter? Kip Lurie: [steps back into the kitchen and whispers] He can hear you.
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David Wayne
(as Kip Lurie)
in
Adam's Rib
(1949)
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