Aunt Alicia: And how is your dear father? Well, I hope. Gaston Lachaille: He has diabetes. Aunt Alicia: Well, I suppose if you are in the sugar business... - Isabel Jeans (as Aunt Alicia) in Gigi (1958)

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Aunt Alicia: Bad table manners, my dear Gigi, have broken up more housholds than infidelity. - Isabel Jeans (as Aunt Alicia) in Gigi (1958)

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Aunt Alicia: Liane d'Exelmans has commited suicide... again! - Isabel Jeans (as Aunt Alicia) in Gigi (1958)

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Aunt Alicia: Love is eternal spring in an eternal garden! Madame Alvarez: And when eternal spring is over? Aunt Alicia: Oh, what difference does that make? Madame Alvarez: It makes a great deal of difference to Gigi. And may I tell you something? I am not so sure that I disagree with her. - Hermione Gingold (as Madame Alvarez) in Gigi (1958)

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Aunt Alicia: Such stupidity is without equal in the whole history of human relations. - Isabel Jeans (as Aunt Alicia) in Gigi (1958)

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Aunt Alicia: Without knowledge of jewelery, my dear Gigi, a woman is lost. - Isabel Jeans (as Aunt Alicia) in Gigi (1958)

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Manuel: Listen to your uncle, Monsieur Gaston. He's an old campaigner. - John Abbott (as Manuel) in Gigi (1958)

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Gigi: [pointing at Gaston's cane] Is that gold? Gaston Lachaille: The handle, yes. Gigi: You must be very rich to have a gold handle on your cane. - Leslie Caron (as Gigi) in Gigi (1958)

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Gigi: [pointing] Is that the scandalous Madame d'Exelmans? Gaston Lachaille: Yes, that is she. Tell me, Gigi, the way that you express yourself... does you grandmother hear you talk this way? Gigi: She doesn't listen to me much. - Leslie Caron (as Gigi) in Gigi (1958)

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Gigi: A necklace is love! A ring is love! / A rock from some obnoxious little king is love! / A sapphire with a star is love! / An ugly black cigar is love! / Everything you are is love! You would think it would embarrass / All the people here in Paris / To be thinking every minute of love! - Leslie Caron (as Gigi) in Gigi (1958)

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