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Jonathan Forbes:
You've been crying for 60 miles.
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Tony Randall
(as Jonathan Forbes)
in
Pillow Talk
(1959)
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Alma:
If there's anything worse than a woman living alone, it's a woman saying she likes it.
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Thelma Ritter
(as Alma)
in
Pillow Talk
(1959)
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(after Jan and Jonathan kiss)
Jonathan Forbes: Well, they didn't hit the moon with the first missile shot either.
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Tony Randall
(as Jonathan Forbes)
in
Pillow Talk
(1959)
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(after Jan and Rex/Brad kiss)
Jan: If you'll excuse me, I better go to the powder moon. I mean room. Fix my lipstick.
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Doris Day
(as Jan Morrow)
in
Pillow Talk
(1959)
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[Jan and Brad are on the phone discussing a phone schedule]
Jan: We're just going to have to live with each other... [Jan pauses, waiting for a response] Brad Allen: Well? Jan: I was waiting for you to say some off-color remark. Brad Allen: Is that all you have on your mind? Jan: Never mind my mind! You just stick to your half hour and I'll stick to mine!
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Doris Day
(as Jan Morrow)
in
Pillow Talk
(1959)
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[Trying to convince Alma she loves living alone]
Jan: Well, what am I missing? Alma: If you have to ask, you're missing it!
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Thelma Ritter
(as Alma)
in
Pillow Talk
(1959)
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Jan:
At least my problems can be solved in one bedroom. You couldn't solve yours in a thousand!
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Doris Day
(as Jan Morrow)
in
Pillow Talk
(1959)
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Jan: At least my problems can be solved in one bedroom. You couldn't solve yours in a thousand!
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Doris Day
(as Jan Morrow)
in
Pillow Talk
(1959)
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Jan: Can you believe that? They sent a woman. That's like sending a marshmallow to put out a bonfire.
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Doris Day
(as Jan Morrow)
in
Pillow Talk
(1959)
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Jan: If I could get a call through once in a while, my life wouldn't be so drab!
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Doris Day
(as Jan Morrow)
in
Pillow Talk
(1959)
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