Film Quotes by Diana Lynn
7 quotes
Year: 1944
Director:
Preston Sturges
Director:
Preston Sturges
Emmy:
[on taking out $900 from the bank in the middle of the night] It might be wrong but it would be very handy.
--
Diana Lynn
(as Emmy Kockenlocker)
in
The Miracle of Morgan's Creek
(1944)
Year: 1944
Director:
Preston Sturges
Director:
Preston Sturges
Emmy:
If you don't mind my mentioning it, Father, I think you have a mind like a swamp!
--
Diana Lynn
(as Emmy Kockenlocker)
in
The Miracle of Morgan's Creek
(1944)
Year: 1949
Director:
George Marshall
Director:
George Marshall
Jane Stacy:
[Hearing the telephone ringing after finding her ruined clothes] I'll answer it, Mrs. O'Reilly. My feet are wet and I want to be sure I'll be electrocuted.
--
Diana Lynn
in
My Friend Irma
(1949)
Year: 1949
Director:
George Marshall
Director:
George Marshall
Jane Stacy:
Anything can happen when you live with my friend Irma!
--
Diana Lynn
in
My Friend Irma
(1949)
Year: 1953
Director:
John Farrow
Director:
John Farrow
Julie Barnes:
You stood me up because you think i'm a tramp.
Al Colby: I don't think you're a tramp.
Julie Barnes: Yes you do... cuz I am. I'm a tramp and everybody knows it; Julie the tramp. What's a lady have to do to get a cigarette around here?
Al Colby: I don't think you're a tramp.
Julie Barnes: Yes you do... cuz I am. I'm a tramp and everybody knows it; Julie the tramp. What's a lady have to do to get a cigarette around here?
--
Diana Lynn
in
Plunder of the Sun
(1953)
Year: 1955
Director:
Burt Lancaster
Director:
Burt Lancaster
Susie:
Sometimes you can ruin what you love.
--
Diana Lynn
(as Susie)
in
The Kentuckian
(1955)
Year: 1949
Director:
George Marshall
Director:
George Marshall
Irma Peterson:
[On phone] Oh Jane, darling. I called you because I wanted to tell you to be sure not to take a shower.
Jane Stacy: And why shouldn't I take a shower and be clean like all other normal people?
Irma Peterson: Well, you see, I painted the clothes closet, and I hung all the clothes in the shower.
Jane Stacy: Irma, when you come home tonight would you bring a piece of good, strong rope with you? Because there's something else I want to hang in the shower with the clothes.
Irma Peterson: Really, Jane? What?
Jane Stacy: You. Irma Peterson, how could you be so stupid?
Jane Stacy: And why shouldn't I take a shower and be clean like all other normal people?
Irma Peterson: Well, you see, I painted the clothes closet, and I hung all the clothes in the shower.
Jane Stacy: Irma, when you come home tonight would you bring a piece of good, strong rope with you? Because there's something else I want to hang in the shower with the clothes.
Irma Peterson: Really, Jane? What?
Jane Stacy: You. Irma Peterson, how could you be so stupid?
--
Diana Lynn
in
My Friend Irma
(1949)