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Beverly Carlton:
How can one man possibly be as clever as I am?
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Reginald Gardiner
(as Beverly Carlton)
in
The Man Who Came to Dinner
(1942)
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Beverly Carlton:
I have very little time, and so the conversation will be entirely about me and I shall love it.
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Reginald Gardiner
(as Beverly Carlton)
in
The Man Who Came to Dinner
(1942)
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Beverly Carlton:
Sherry, without launching into mountainous waves of self-pity, how are you?
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Reginald Gardiner
(as Beverly Carlton)
in
The Man Who Came to Dinner
(1942)
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Dr. E. Bradley:
[repeated line, most of the times the doctor appears out of a side door just when Whiteside is at the center of a three ring circus of activity] Mr. Whiteside, are you busy?
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George Barbier
(as Dr. Bradley)
in
The Man Who Came to Dinner
(1942)
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Banjo:
[lasciviously to Nurse Preen] Come to my room in a half hour and bring some rye bread.
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Jimmy Durante
(as Banjo)
in
The Man Who Came to Dinner
(1942)
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Banjo:
[to Nurse Preen] I can feel the hot blood pounding through your varicose veins.
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Jimmy Durante
(as Banjo)
in
The Man Who Came to Dinner
(1942)
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Banjo:
Did you ever have the feeling that you wanted to go, and still have the feeling that you wanted to stay?
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Jimmy Durante
(as Banjo)
in
The Man Who Came to Dinner
(1942)
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Maggie Cutler:
[to Sheridan] Don't you pull any of your tricks on me, because I'm on to every one of them. So lay off. That's my message to you... "Big" Lord Fauntleroy!
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Bette Davis
(as Maggie Cutler)
in
The Man Who Came to Dinner
(1942)
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Maggie Cutler:
Sherry, the next time you do NOT want to see anybody, just let me know, and I'll usher them right in.
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Bette Davis
(as Maggie Cutler)
in
The Man Who Came to Dinner
(1942)
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Maggie Cutler:
You know, Sheridan, you have one great advantage over everyone else in the world. You've never had to meet Sheridan Whiteside.
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Bette Davis
(as Maggie Cutler)
in
The Man Who Came to Dinner
(1942)
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