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Richard:
I've got an idea. I've got an idea! First good one I've had in four months. No, that's not true. A few weeks ago I had an idea to give up drinking, but it didn't photograph.
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William Holden
(as Richard Benson / Rick)
in
Paris When It Sizzles
(1964)
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Richard:
I've got it! Of course, it means we'll have to start all over again, but that's not too serious. We've only got eight pages.
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William Holden
(as Richard Benson / Rick)
in
Paris When It Sizzles
(1964)
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Richard:
Now then, the mysterious stranger. Who is he? What does he do? What suffering, what torment caused the deep sadness that lurks behind his eyes? And why, while we're asking questions, didn't I listen to my father and learn some sort of useful trade?
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William Holden
(as Richard Benson / Rick)
in
Paris When It Sizzles
(1964)
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Richard:
Take a note. For the textbook which I will someday write on the art of screenwriting: never play 13, 31 and the corners there of for any seriously length of time for any serious amount of money. It doesn't work.
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William Holden
(as Richard Benson / Rick)
in
Paris When It Sizzles
(1964)
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Richard:
You call the canary Richelieu because you always wanted a cardinal.
Gabrielle: [laughs] That's very funny! Richard: No, it isn't. Just one of the hazards of being an international wit, which I am. You have to keep trying all the time.
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William Holden
(as Richard Benson / Rick)
in
Paris When It Sizzles
(1964)
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Richard:
You really like it, don't you.
Gabrielle: What? Richard: Life. Gabrielle: Oh! Every morning when I wake up and I see there's a whole new other day, I just go absolutely ape!
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Audrey Hepburn
(as Gabrielle Simpson / Gaby)
in
Paris When It Sizzles
(1964)
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Maurice:
I have the car right here, sir!
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Tony Curtis
(as Maurice / Philippe, 2nd policeman)
in
Paris When It Sizzles
(1964)
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