Quotes from The Little Foxes (1941)
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David Hewitt:
[Listening to African-Americans singing] Well, white people may have the pianos, but the colored folks got the voices.
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Richard Carlson
(as David Hewitt)
in
The Little Foxes
(1941)
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David Hewitt:
Do you like me?
Alexandra Giddens: Not today. David Hewitt: Why, I'll come back tomorrow.
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Richard Carlson
(as David Hewitt)
in
The Little Foxes
(1941)
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David Hewitt:
I'll tell you what you could do if you went away, Zan: if you could find some place where they pay wages for talkin' silly, you could make a fortune.
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Richard Carlson
(as David Hewitt)
in
The Little Foxes
(1941)
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David Hewitt:
You know, that's the first time I ever heard your mother tell you to do something, and you didn't hop to do it.
Alexandra Giddens: That's a funny thing to say David Hewitt: You know, you take one step. And then you take another. After a while you'll find out you're walking all by yourself.
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Richard Carlson
(as David Hewitt)
in
The Little Foxes
(1941)
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William Marshall:
You don't have to convince me about 'Hubbard Sons.' I'm sure you're the right people for the deal. You want the mill here, I want it here. But it's not my business WHY you want it.
Ben Hubbard: They're to bring the machine to the cotton, and not the cotton to the machine.
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Charles Dingle
(as Ben Hubbard)
in
The Little Foxes
(1941)
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Ben Hubbard:
[From his balcony] Mornin', Regina.
Regina Giddens: Really, Ben! You look very silly in your nightgown. You shouldn't show yourself. Ben Hubbard: That's why I never got married. I shall dress and come over for breakfast with you and Alexandra. Regina Giddens: No, don't. I hate conversation before I've had something hot.
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Bette Davis
(as Regina Giddens)
in
The Little Foxes
(1941)
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Ben Hubbard:
[to Regina] That's cynical. But, cynicism is an unpleasant way of telling the truth.
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Charles Dingle
(as Ben Hubbard)
in
The Little Foxes
(1941)
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Ben Hubbard:
Four conversations are three too many.
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Charles Dingle
(as Ben Hubbard)
in
The Little Foxes
(1941)
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Ben Hubbard:
I always say to myself, I don't like nervous people. I can't trust 'em. Leo, you are one of the people who bore me. An' I'm getting' too old to wanna' be bored. I'm just getting' so I hate it. Now you take your nerves on outta' here and go upstairs and take a warm bath. That'll be good for you - a nice, warm bath.
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Charles Dingle
(as Ben Hubbard)
in
The Little Foxes
(1941)
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Ben Hubbard:
Regina, you're a fool! How many times did mama tell you it's unwise for a good-lookin' woman to frown? How many times have i told you that softness and a smile will do more to the hearts of men?
Regina Giddens: I'll do things in my own way, Ben. I know what I'm doing. Ben Hubbard: I hope you do, Regina.
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Charles Dingle
(as Ben Hubbard)
in
The Little Foxes
(1941)
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