Quotes from The Glass Bottom Boat (1966)
28 quotes
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Jennifer Nelson:
[sings] The Glass Bottom Boat you will agree, will show you the magic of the deep blue sea.
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Doris Day
(as Jennifer Nelson)
in
The Glass Bottom Boat
(1966)
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Jennifer Nelson:
Aaah! Aaah! Who are you? Who is he?
Bruce Templeton: Zack Malloy, my partner. He drops in every now and then to molest women.
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Rod Taylor
(as Bruce Templeton)
in
The Glass Bottom Boat
(1966)
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Jennifer Nelson:
Donna, may I borrow a dime please? I have to call my dog.
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Doris Day
(as Jennifer Nelson)
in
The Glass Bottom Boat
(1966)
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Jennifer Nelson:
Hey! What in heavens name do you think you're doing?
Bruce Templeton: You talkin' to me? Jennifer Nelson: Yes I'm talking to you! That's my suit on your line! Bruce Templeton: Oh I'm sorry... that's a funny looking suit. Jennifer Nelson: It's my mermaid tail. and would you please throw it back? Bruce Templeton: Well it's kind of difficult. it's all tangled. Why don't you come aboard, and I'll untangle it for you Jennifer Nelson: Well THAT's a little difficult too, since I'm BOTTOMLESS!
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Doris Day
(as Jennifer Nelson)
in
The Glass Bottom Boat
(1966)
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Jennifer Nelson:
I'm going to have you arrested.
Bruce Templeton: They're going to have you arrested, for going around without your bottom.
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Rod Taylor
(as Bruce Templeton)
in
The Glass Bottom Boat
(1966)
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Jennifer Nelson:
Isn't it marvelous what a new dress will do, huh?
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Doris Day
(as Jennifer Nelson)
in
The Glass Bottom Boat
(1966)
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Jennifer Nelson:
Mata Hari stops at nothing. Nothing comes between Mata Hari and what she wants.
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Doris Day
(as Jennifer Nelson)
in
The Glass Bottom Boat
(1966)
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Jennifer Nelson:
That sign over there, that says "No Fishing".
Bruce Templeton: I wasn't exactly fishing. Jennifer Nelson: Then what were you doing? Bruce Templeton: Maybe I was hunting for mermaids.
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Rod Taylor
(as Bruce Templeton)
in
The Glass Bottom Boat
(1966)
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Jennifer Nelson:
The recognition signal is: "Vladimir Sent Me". Over!
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Doris Day
(as Jennifer Nelson)
in
The Glass Bottom Boat
(1966)
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Jennifer Nelson:
This is called The Clean Room. It's completely sterilized so that no dust or dirt will contaminate the critical parts. Workers entering the clean room must first stand on this grate, which shakes off dust from shoes and clothing. Like this... Oh dear, I guess we better go now. We'll go that way.
[her shoe is stuck in the grate]
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Doris Day
(as Jennifer Nelson)
in
The Glass Bottom Boat
(1966)
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