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Iris:
[Following Miss Froy back to her compartment] Thank you for looking after me when I was - well, knocked out before.
Miss Froy: Never mind, dear. Now if I were you I'd try to get a little sleep. It'll make you feel quite well again! There's a most intriguing acrostic in the Needlewoman. I'm going to try to finish it before you wake up. [Watches and then smiles as Iris closes her eyes]
-
May Whitty
(as Miss Froy)
in
The Lady Vanishes
(1938)
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Iris:
Boris? Miss Henderson speaking. Look, someone upstairs is playing musical chairs with an elephant. Move one of them out, will you? I want to get some sleep.
-
Margaret Lockwood
(as Iris Henderson)
in
The Lady Vanishes
(1938)
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Caldicott:
[because the hotel is full, Charters and Caldicott have been forced to share the maid's room] They might at least have given us one each?
Charters: What? Caldicott: The room at least.
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Naunton Wayne
(as Caldicott)
in
The Lady Vanishes
(1938)
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Miss Froy:
I never think you should judge any country by its politics. After all, we English are quite honest by nature, aren't we?
-
May Whitty
(as Miss Froy)
in
The Lady Vanishes
(1938)
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