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Mark Rutland:
But I do want to go to bed, Marnie. I very much want to go to bed.
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Sean Connery
(as Mark Rutland)
in
Marnie
(1964)
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Mark Rutland:
Did you have a tough childhood, Miss Taylor?
Marnie Edgar: Not particularly. Mark Rutland: I think you did. I think you've had a hard, tough climb.
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Sean Connery
(as Mark Rutland)
in
Marnie
(1964)
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Mark Rutland:
Here we are old bean, the homestead.
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Sean Connery
(as Mark Rutland)
in
Marnie
(1964)
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Mark Rutland:
I'm fighting a powerful impulse to beat the hell out of you.
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Sean Connery
(as Mark Rutland)
in
Marnie
(1964)
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Mark Rutland:
Well why didn't you jump over the side?
Marnie Edgar: The idea was to kill myself, not feed the damn fish.
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Tippi Hedren
(as Marnie Edgar)
in
Marnie
(1964)
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Mark Rutland:
When we get home, I'll explain that we had a lover's quarrel... That you ran away... That I went after you and brought you back. That'll please Dad. He admires action. Then I'll explain that we' re gonna be married before the week is out... That I can't bear to have you out of my sight. He also admires wholesome animal lust.
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Sean Connery
(as Mark Rutland)
in
Marnie
(1964)
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Mark Rutland:
You should try to be Marnie's friend.
Lil Mainwaring: I always thought a girl's best friend was her mother!
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Diane Baker
(as Lil Mainwaring)
in
Marnie
(1964)
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Mark Rutland:
You're very sexy with your face clean.
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Sean Connery
(as Mark Rutland)
in
Marnie
(1964)
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Mr. Rutland:
The best thing for the inside of a man or a woman is the outside of a horse.
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Alan Napier
(as Mr. Rutland)
in
Marnie
(1964)
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Lil Mainwaring:
How do you take your tea, Miss Taylor?
Marnie Edgar: Usually with a cup of hot water and a tea bag.
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Tippi Hedren
(as Marnie Edgar)
in
Marnie
(1964)
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