Film Quotes by Elizabeth Taylor
74 quotes
Frances Andros:
That is what I love you for. That I can make fun of you.
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Elizabeth Taylor
(as Frances Andros)
in
The V.I.P.s
(1963)
Frances Andros:
You so much want looking after. And I so much want to look after you.
--
Elizabeth Taylor
(as Frances Andros)
in
The V.I.P.s
(1963)
Gloria Wandrous:
Command performances leave me quite cold. I've had more fun in the back seat of a '39 Ford than I could ever have in the vault of the Chase Manhattan Bank.
--
Elizabeth Taylor
(as Gloria Wandrous)
in
BUtterfield 8
(1960)
Gloria Wandrous:
I think I'll get cleaned up and do my nails.
Mrs. Fanny Thurber: Yes, sharpen them.
Gloria Wandrous: For you, Mrs. Thurber, I would.
Mrs. Fanny Thurber: Yes, sharpen them.
Gloria Wandrous: For you, Mrs. Thurber, I would.
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Elizabeth Taylor
(as Gloria Wandrous)
in
BUtterfield 8
(1960)
Gloria Wandrous:
Mama, face it: I was the slut of all time.
--
Elizabeth Taylor
(as Gloria Wandrous)
in
BUtterfield 8
(1960)
Gloria Wandrous:
Terrible, isn't it, Steve? I say "yes" too much when I shouldn't and you say "no" too much when you shouldn't.
--
Elizabeth Taylor
(as Gloria Wandrous)
in
BUtterfield 8
(1960)
Gloria Wandrous:
You act like a man who's expecting his wife back in town.
Weston Liggett: Look, Gloria, I have to spend at least tonight with her.
Gloria Wandrous: A good night's sleep will be the best thing for you.
Weston Liggett: Look, Gloria, I have to spend at least tonight with her.
Gloria Wandrous: A good night's sleep will be the best thing for you.
--
Elizabeth Taylor
(as Gloria Wandrous)
in
BUtterfield 8
(1960)
Helen Ellswirth:
Do you mind if Paul takes me home?
Charles Wills: Paul who?
Helen Ellswirth: Paul anybody. Party like this, must be at least 7 Pauls.
Charles Wills: Paul who?
Helen Ellswirth: Paul anybody. Party like this, must be at least 7 Pauls.
--
Elizabeth Taylor
in
The Last Time I Saw Paris
(1954)
Helen Ellswirth:
Don't ever phone if you can possibly come yourself. Don't ever leave if you can stay.
--
Elizabeth Taylor
in
The Last Time I Saw Paris
(1954)
Helen Ellswirth:
I'm sick to death of death. I want to enjoy things, have fun, live every day like it's the last day. Wouldn't that be nice, a lifetime full of last days?
--
Elizabeth Taylor
in
The Last Time I Saw Paris
(1954)