Quotes from That Certain Woman (1937)
7 quotes
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Lloyd Rogers:
[to Mary] Money! I've got loads of it, and I'm one of the unhappiest men in the world!
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Ian Hunter
(as Lloyd Rogers)
in
That Certain Woman
(1937)
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Lloyd Rogers:
You know, this eistence we lead is a dismal affair without a personal and sympathetic interest, isn't it?
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Ian Hunter
(as Lloyd Rogers)
in
That Certain Woman
(1937)
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Amy:
[Referring to little Jackie] What about when nighttime comes, and he starts wanting you? He always does.
Mary Donnell: That's your job, Amy. You'll do it for me. Just make him believe that I... well, I... I never was. I've always been very bad luck to men.
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Bette Davis
(as Mary Donnell, aka Mrs. Al Haines)
in
That Certain Woman
(1937)
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Mary Donnell:
I'm going to sell youan idea. Lay off! You'll wake up one day and find your hat floating in the lake. Who do you think will be under the hat?
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Bette Davis
(as Mary Donnell, aka Mrs. Al Haines)
in
That Certain Woman
(1937)
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Mary Donnell:
You know, I believe I'm like one of those unfortunate gals you only read about in those dime novels... she only loved once.
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Bette Davis
(as Mary Donnell, aka Mrs. Al Haines)
in
That Certain Woman
(1937)
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Jack V. Merrick, Jr.:
Dad, you can't take other people's lives and run them like you run your busines.
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Henry Fonda
(as Jack V. Merrick, Jr.)
in
That Certain Woman
(1937)
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Jack V. Merrick, Jr.:
Oh Mary, when you talk like that, it makes me just want to... cuddle.
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Henry Fonda
(as Jack V. Merrick, Jr.)
in
That Certain Woman
(1937)
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