Quotes from The Truth About Spring (1965)
43 quotes
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Skelton:
I take no particular pride in it, but after four wives, I consider myself in a position to know something about boredom.
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David Tomlinson
in
The Truth About Spring
(1965)
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Spring Tyler:
I ain't much thought about it.
Tommy Tyler: *Haven't*, not *ain't*. Spring Tyler: It means the same thing. Tommy Tyler: A shoe means the same thing as a boot, but a boot's what you're gonna get in a minute.
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John Mills
in
The Truth About Spring
(1965)
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Spring Tyler:
I didn't care much for learning arithmetic, but Tommy made me. He said education is one of the penalties that go with civilization.
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Hayley Mills
in
The Truth About Spring
(1965)
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Spring Tyler:
I don't know who you are or where you come from, but if that's all you have to say, then shove off!
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Hayley Mills
in
The Truth About Spring
(1965)
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Spring Tyler:
I'm me, Ashton. That's all I ever intend to be.
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Hayley Mills
in
The Truth About Spring
(1965)
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Spring Tyler:
I'm warning you, Tommy! You just better not start treating me like a girl!
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Hayley Mills
in
The Truth About Spring
(1965)
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Spring Tyler:
Once you get a hold on something you never let go. It's enough to drive a body wild.
Tommy Tyler: Well it wouldn't be any long drive for the likes of you.
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John Mills
in
The Truth About Spring
(1965)
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Spring Tyler:
Seems to me you're always doing things without thinking, Ashton - wearing pajamas... kissing...
William Ashton: Hasn't anybody ever kissed you? Spring Tyler: You did. Nobody else would dare.
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Hayley Mills
in
The Truth About Spring
(1965)
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Spring Tyler:
Tommy taught me how to read and write... and how to add and subtract, too. Never did teach me how to multiply and divide. He said that would come naturally.
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Hayley Mills
in
The Truth About Spring
(1965)
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Spring Tyler:
What are you thinking so hard about?
William Ashton: You really want to know? Spring Tyler: You tell me what it is, and I'll tell you if I want to know.
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Hayley Mills
in
The Truth About Spring
(1965)
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