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Muzzy Van Hossmere:
Myself, I prefer to sleep in the all-together.
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Carol Channing
(as Muzzy Van Hossmere)
in
Thoroughly Modern Millie
(1967)
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Muzzy Van Hossmere:
Raspberries!
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Carol Channing
(as Muzzy Van Hossmere)
in
Thoroughly Modern Millie
(1967)
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Millie Dillmount, Miss Dorothy Brown:
[running up to take their bow] Echo, echo!
Millie Dillmount, Miss Dorothy Brown: [about ready to do their jump] Andiamo, andiamo! Allez oop!
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Mary Tyler Moore
(as Miss Dorothy Brown)
in
Thoroughly Modern Millie
(1967)
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Millie Dillmount:
[talking to Miss Dorothy about the Friendship dance] Watch out for the Macy's stock boys... they pinch!
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Julie Andrews
(as Millie Dillmount)
in
Thoroughly Modern Millie
(1967)
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Millie Dillmount:
Cut your hair! Let them see how truly abandoned you are!
Miss Dorothy Brown: Cut my hair? But I don't understand. Millie, I don't think... Millie Dillmount: People can't find the real you under those curls!
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Julie Andrews
(as Millie Dillmount)
in
Thoroughly Modern Millie
(1967)
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James Fox
(as Jimmy Smith)
in
Thoroughly Modern Millie
(1967)
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Millie Dillmount:
I'm going to be a stenog. Tomorrow I start interviewing bosses.
Miss Dorothy Brown: I thought it was the other way around, bosses interviewing you? Millie Dillmount: Oh, I can typewrite forty words a minute. I'm in demand. Besides, I'm going to marry an eligible bachelor. You see, I'm going to marry my boss... whoever he may be. Miss Dorothy Brown: You're a modern! Millie Dillmount: Thoroughly!
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Julie Andrews
(as Millie Dillmount)
in
Thoroughly Modern Millie
(1967)
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Millie Dillmount:
Let me get you some more coffee, Mr. Graydon.
[Millie picks up his coffee cup, looks at it, then smells its contents] Millie Dillmount: [excitedly] Strong spirits! Trevor Graydon: Not strong enough!
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John Gavin
(as Trevor Graydon)
in
Thoroughly Modern Millie
(1967)
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Millie Dillmount:
Like a squirrel, storing the nuts of life.
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Julie Andrews
(as Millie Dillmount)
in
Thoroughly Modern Millie
(1967)
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Millie Dillmount:
So you're not in paper clips?
Miss Dorothy Brown: Well, that's not far from the truth, Millie. The fortune was founded in steel. Millie Dillmount: [nodding] Oh. I don't understand.
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Julie Andrews
(as Millie Dillmount)
in
Thoroughly Modern Millie
(1967)
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