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Lisa Helena Fellini:
Robert! You have a moral streak.
Robert L. Talbot: You know me better than that.
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Rock Hudson
(as Robert L. Talbot)
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Come September
(1961)
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Lisa Helena Fellini:
Robert?
Robert L. Talbot: Mhm? Lisa Helena Fellini: When you get to the terrace, would you do me a favour? Robert L. Talbot: Sure. Lisa Helena Fellini: Jump off.
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Gina Lollobrigida
(as Lisa Helena Fellini)
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Come September
(1961)
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Lisa Helena Fellini:
They are normal, healthy boys and normal, healthy girls, no?
Robert L. Talbot: That can lead to a normal, unhealthy situation.
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Rock Hudson
(as Robert L. Talbot)
in
Come September
(1961)
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Lisa Helena Fellini:
When they answer, ask for him.
Sandy: Oh, you think I should? Lisa Helena Fellini: Of course! It's like fighting a war. If you retreat and the enemy doesn't follow you, you've got turn around and attack. What good is winning the battle if you lose the war? [speaks Italian into the phone] Lisa Helena Fellini: Why be miserable with someone you don't love? Better to be miserable with someone you do love!
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Gina Lollobrigida
(as Lisa Helena Fellini)
in
Come September
(1961)
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Lisa Helena Fellini:
Where's the telephone?
Anna: I put him in the dish. Don't let him out. While he's in there, you're safe. Lisa Helena Fellini: I am safe whether he is in or out!
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Gina Lollobrigida
(as Lisa Helena Fellini)
in
Come September
(1961)
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Lisa Helena Fellini:
You're wealthy, good looking, intelligent, charming. I-I should've known better than to get mixed with-with someone like that!
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Gina Lollobrigida
(as Lisa Helena Fellini)
in
Come September
(1961)
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Sandy:
It must have been a terrible war.
Robert L. Talbot: They usually are. Sandy: Yes well I'd like to talk to you about it sometime. Robert L. Talbot: About what? Sandy: The war. Robert L. Talbot: The *war*? Sandy: I have a feeling I can help. Robert L. Talbot: I doubt it. It's over.
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Rock Hudson
(as Robert L. Talbot)
in
Come September
(1961)
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Sandy:
Love is one product you don't sell by giving away free samples.
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Sandra Dee
(as Sandy Stevens)
in
Come September
(1961)
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Sandy:
When you go shopping in a market, you don't buy anything that's been handled too much.
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Sandra Dee
(as Sandy Stevens)
in
Come September
(1961)
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Maurice Clavell:
A martini for breakfast?
Robert L. Talbot: It's great for the morning after, especially if there hasn't been a night before.
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Rock Hudson
(as Robert L. Talbot)
in
Come September
(1961)
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