Quotes from The Invisible Woman (1940)
15 quotes
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Richard Russell:
Any girl that'd become invisible can't be very easy on the eyes.
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John Howard
(as Richard Russell)
in
The Invisible Woman
(1940)
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Richard Russell:
Call the airport. We're leaving.
George: Oh, airport! Richard Russell: No, on the phone.
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John Howard
(as Richard Russell)
in
The Invisible Woman
(1940)
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Richard Russell:
Stop breathing down my neck.
George: It's the breath of pleasure, sir. And perhaps a touch of garlic.
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Charles Ruggles
(as George)
in
The Invisible Woman
(1940)
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Virginia Bruce
(as Kitty Carroll)
in
The Invisible Woman
(1940)
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Foghorn:
Put that away. Scientists don't carry tommy guns.
Bill: Say, maybe we should have brought a butterfly net, huh?
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Edward Brophy
(as Bill)
in
The Invisible Woman
(1940)
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Kitty Carroll:
[to Prof. Gibbs] I've got to be visible.
Richard Russell: [to Prof. Gibbs] Think of my suspense.
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John Howard
(as Richard Russell)
in
The Invisible Woman
(1940)
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Kitty Carroll:
It so happens that by profession I'm a model.
Richard Russell: What for, piano legs? Kitty Carroll: Any time you have a piano with legs like mine, sonny, run, do not walk, to your nearest music store.
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Virginia Bruce
(as Kitty Carroll)
in
The Invisible Woman
(1940)
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Kitty Carroll:
Well at least the stockings are dry.
[Richard Russell looks at Kitty Carroll putting on the stockings] Kitty Carroll: Now to find my feet. [starts putting on the stocking] Kitty Carroll: This is worst than dressing in the dark. [pulls up the stocking over her left invisible leg] Kitty Carroll: There, now we'll see who's stalling!
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Virginia Bruce
(as Kitty Carroll)
in
The Invisible Woman
(1940)
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Kitty Carroll:
Whew! Kinda chilly. I wonder how the nudists stand it.
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Virginia Bruce
(as Kitty Carroll)
in
The Invisible Woman
(1940)
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Oscar Homolka
(as Blackie)
in
The Invisible Woman
(1940)
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