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Lily Garland, aka Mildred Plotka:
Is Oscar Jaffe on this train? You'd better tell me.
Owen O'Malley: Right in there. The Little Corporal is returning from another Moscow, his head bloodied but still unbowed.
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Roscoe Karns
(as Owen O'Malley)
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Twentieth Century
(1934)
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Lily Garland, aka Mildred Plotka:
Oscar, you're complete. The most horrible excuse for a human being that ever walked on two legs.
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Carole Lombard
(as Lily Garland aka Mildred Plotka)
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Twentieth Century
(1934)
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Lily Garland, aka Mildred Plotka:
That's the trouble with you, Oscar. With both of us. We're not people, we're lithographs. We don't know anything about love unless it's written and rehearsed. We're only real in between curtains.
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Carole Lombard
(as Lily Garland aka Mildred Plotka)
in
Twentieth Century
(1934)
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Lily Garland, aka Mildred Plotka:
What is it this time - the big drama about Hairpin Annie, the pride of the gashouse?
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Carole Lombard
(as Lily Garland aka Mildred Plotka)
in
Twentieth Century
(1934)
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Lily Garland, aka Mildred Plotka:
Why do they keep hammering at me? Hammering and hammering...
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Carole Lombard
(as Lily Garland aka Mildred Plotka)
in
Twentieth Century
(1934)
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Lily Garland, aka Mildred Plotka:
Yes, I tried to save you pain. I lied, yes, only to save you.
Oscar Jaffe: That's from "Sappho"!
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John Barrymore
(as Oscar Jaffe)
in
Twentieth Century
(1934)
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George Smith:
And you wanted my respect!
Lily Garland, aka Mildred Plotka: Who cares about your respect? I'm too big to be respected. The men I've known have understood that. George Smith: Men you've known? Jaffe, you mean. Lily Garland, aka Mildred Plotka: Yes, Jaffe. He'll tell you what I am: A first-class passenger entitled to privileges. George Smith: Oh, an artist! Lily Garland, aka Mildred Plotka: You're darned tooting I am!
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Carole Lombard
(as Lily Garland aka Mildred Plotka)
in
Twentieth Century
(1934)
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Mathew J. Clark:
I've often thought I might like to devote myself to the theater. Would you think there might be a place for me?
Oliver Webb: Oh yes, yes. Probably fill a long-felt want.
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Walter Connolly
(as Oliver Webb)
in
Twentieth Century
(1934)
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Oscar Jaffe:
[lamenting Lily's departure, after trashing her lobby posters] ... O tempora, o mores!
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John Barrymore
(as Oscar Jaffe)
in
Twentieth Century
(1934)
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Oscar Jaffe:
[looking at a poster with Lily Garland's picture on it] Anathema! Child of Satan!
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John Barrymore
(as Oscar Jaffe)
in
Twentieth Century
(1934)
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