Film Quotes by Constance Bennett
25 quotes
Year: 1933
Director:
George Cukor
Director:
George Cukor
Lady Pearl Saunders Grayston:
Pepi, you know the most enchanting word in the English language? Perhaps.
--
Constance Bennett
(as Lady Pearl Grayston)
in
Our Betters
(1933)
Year: 1933
Director:
George Cukor
Director:
George Cukor
Lady Pearl Saunders Grayston:
She's an extraordinary creature; she's in love with her husband. You know, I'm convinced she's never had an affair.
--
Constance Bennett
(as Lady Pearl Grayston)
in
Our Betters
(1933)
Year: 1933
Director:
Gregory La Cava
Director:
Gregory La Cava
Lorry Evans:
Save your wind, save your wind, you might want to go sailing sometime.
--
Constance Bennett
in
Bed of Roses
(1933)
Year: 1937
Director:
Norman Z. McLeod
Director:
Norman Z. McLeod
Marion Kerby:
[she and George Kerby are invisible to Topper] Toppy doesn't know us, Toppy doesn't know us!
--
Constance Bennett
(as Marion Kerby)
in
Topper
(1937)
Year: 1937
Director:
Norman Z. McLeod
Director:
Norman Z. McLeod
Marion Kerby:
I'll be out before you can say Jack Robinson - only don't say it for a few minutes.
--
Constance Bennett
(as Marion Kerby)
in
Topper
(1937)
Year: 1937
Director:
Norman Z. McLeod
Director:
Norman Z. McLeod
Marion Kerby:
Let's go have some dinner.
Cosmo Topper: Oh no, we cannot eat on an empty stomach!
Marion Kerby: Then we better have a few drinks first!
Cosmo Topper: Oh no, we cannot eat on an empty stomach!
Marion Kerby: Then we better have a few drinks first!
--
Constance Bennett
(as Marion Kerby)
in
Topper
(1937)
Year: 1937
Director:
Norman Z. McLeod
Director:
Norman Z. McLeod
Marion Kerby:
Why don't you stop being a mummy for a few minutes and come to life? Of course, there's nothing wrong with being a mummy if you had any fun getting that way.
Cosmo Topper: But I... I didn't, you see.
Marion Kerby: No, I can tell that by the way you're staring at my knees.
Cosmo Topper: But I... I didn't, you see.
Marion Kerby: No, I can tell that by the way you're staring at my knees.
--
Constance Bennett
(as Marion Kerby)
in
Topper
(1937)
Year: 1933
Director:
George Cukor
Director:
George Cukor
Princess Flora dela Chicora:
It's wonderful how you've made your way, Pearl.
Lady Pearl Saunders Grayston: Shall I tell you how I've done it? By force of character, wit, unscrupulousness and push.
Princess Flora dela Chicora: You're very frank.
Lady Pearl Saunders Grayston: That's always been my pose.
Lady Pearl Saunders Grayston: Shall I tell you how I've done it? By force of character, wit, unscrupulousness and push.
Princess Flora dela Chicora: You're very frank.
Lady Pearl Saunders Grayston: That's always been my pose.
--
Constance Bennett
(as Lady Pearl Grayston)
in
Our Betters
(1933)
Year: 1932
Director:
George Cukor
Director:
George Cukor
Maximillan 'Max' Carey:
Let me give you a tip about Hollywood. Always keep your sense of humor then you can't miss.
Mary Evans: Don't worry about me. I got a great sense of humor.
Maximillan 'Max' Carey: Good. I'll give you my private telephone number. It's... oh well I've forgotten it, but it doesn't matter. You'll find it listed in the book under the name of my Chinese cook, Hip Sing Lung. You think I'm screwy don't you?
Mary Evans: No. I know you're screwy.
Mary Evans: Don't worry about me. I got a great sense of humor.
Maximillan 'Max' Carey: Good. I'll give you my private telephone number. It's... oh well I've forgotten it, but it doesn't matter. You'll find it listed in the book under the name of my Chinese cook, Hip Sing Lung. You think I'm screwy don't you?
Mary Evans: No. I know you're screwy.
--
Constance Bennett
in
What Price Hollywood?
(1932)
Year: 1932
Director:
George Cukor
Director:
George Cukor
Maximillan 'Max' Carey:
Say, do you think I'm doing this because I like it! How about you forget your husband for a few minutes and we might be able to finish this scene and go home.
Lonny Borden: Oh, it too late for the theater now anyhow.
Maximillan 'Max' Carey: Or you stand the chance of seeing the last act. Might do her some good to see a competent actress.
Mary Evans: Say!
Lonny Borden: Is it necessary to insult Miss Evans Mr. Carey?
Maximillan 'Max' Carey: Outsiders are not allowed on the set. Why don't you let me direct Miss Evans and you be... Mr. Evans.
Mary Evans: That'll be enough tonight Max. Come on Lonny!
Lonny Borden: Oh, it too late for the theater now anyhow.
Maximillan 'Max' Carey: Or you stand the chance of seeing the last act. Might do her some good to see a competent actress.
Mary Evans: Say!
Lonny Borden: Is it necessary to insult Miss Evans Mr. Carey?
Maximillan 'Max' Carey: Outsiders are not allowed on the set. Why don't you let me direct Miss Evans and you be... Mr. Evans.
Mary Evans: That'll be enough tonight Max. Come on Lonny!
--
Constance Bennett
in
What Price Hollywood?
(1932)