Film Quotes by Geraldine Page
10 quotes
Year: 1967
Director:
Norman Tokar
Director:
Norman Tokar
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle:
Cordelia, sometimes you amaze me!
Mrs. Cordelia Biddle: Well, I hope so, Anthony.
Mrs. Cordelia Biddle: Well, I hope so, Anthony.
--
Geraldine Page
in
The Happiest Millionaire
(1967)
Year: 1964
Director:
Delbert Mann
Director:
Delbert Mann
Miss Tait:
We missed you at the awards banquet, Miss Jackson.
Evie Jackson: We ate Japanese.
Miss Tait: We had creamed chicken.
[walks away]
Harry Mork: You sorry you missed the banquet?
Evie Jackson: Oh, I've forgotten every banquet I ever went to. But I'll always remember the one I missed!
Evie Jackson: We ate Japanese.
Miss Tait: We had creamed chicken.
[walks away]
Harry Mork: You sorry you missed the banquet?
Evie Jackson: Oh, I've forgotten every banquet I ever went to. But I'll always remember the one I missed!
--
Geraldine Page
(as Evie Jackson)
in
Dear Heart
(1964)
Year: 1962
Director:
Richard Brooks
Director:
Richard Brooks
Chance Wayne:
I had my picture on the cover of Life magazine! Woo-ha!
Chance Wayne: And at the same time I was... employing my other talent, lovemaking.
Alexandra Del Lago: That may be the only talent you were ever truly meant for.
Chance Wayne: And at the same time I was... employing my other talent, lovemaking.
Alexandra Del Lago: That may be the only talent you were ever truly meant for.
--
Geraldine Page
(as Alexandra Del Lago)
in
Sweet Bird of Youth
(1962)
Year: 1962
Director:
Richard Brooks
Director:
Richard Brooks
Chance Wayne:
This is pretty high-class pot. Where'd you get it?
Alexandra Del Lago: You beautiful, stupid young man. That is not pot. It's hashish, Moroccan, and the finest.
Alexandra Del Lago: You beautiful, stupid young man. That is not pot. It's hashish, Moroccan, and the finest.
--
Geraldine Page
(as Alexandra Del Lago)
in
Sweet Bird of Youth
(1962)
Year: 1967
Director:
Norman Tokar
Director:
Norman Tokar
John Lawless:
Now there's a gorgeous sight! Are you getting ready for a party, Mrs. Worth?
Mrs. Worth: [seriously] No, Mr. Biddle's on a chocolate cake diet.
John Lawless: I beg your pardon?
Mrs. Worth: He says it's the perfect food, containing "every essential element."
Mrs. Worth: [seriously] No, Mr. Biddle's on a chocolate cake diet.
John Lawless: I beg your pardon?
Mrs. Worth: He says it's the perfect food, containing "every essential element."
--
Geraldine Page
in
The Happiest Millionaire
(1967)
Year: 1964
Director:
Delbert Mann
Director:
Delbert Mann
Evie Jackson:
Did you see how we just came in, Harry? Got a table right away. Isn't life easy when there are two of you?
--
Geraldine Page
(as Evie Jackson)
in
Dear Heart
(1964)
Year: 1964
Director:
Delbert Mann
Director:
Delbert Mann
Evie Jackson:
I'm a postmaster. I suppose I should say "postmistress" but that sounds a bit racy to me.
--
Geraldine Page
(as Evie Jackson)
in
Dear Heart
(1964)
Year: 1964
Director:
Delbert Mann
Director:
Delbert Mann
Evie Jackson:
They're after me, you know.
Harry Mork: [laughs] What for?
Evie Jackson: Oh, a fourth at bridge, getting tables in restaurants. There comes a time when women band together. Sometimes they don't even call each other by their first names. Because they're not even friends.
Harry Mork: [laughs] What for?
Evie Jackson: Oh, a fourth at bridge, getting tables in restaurants. There comes a time when women band together. Sometimes they don't even call each other by their first names. Because they're not even friends.
--
Geraldine Page
(as Evie Jackson)
in
Dear Heart
(1964)
Year: 1966
Director:
Francis Ford Coppola
Director:
Francis Ford Coppola
Margery Chanticleer:
Remember my promise: If you don't smoke until you're 21, I'll give you a special no-smoking present. Say goodbye to Rover, he's heartbroken.
Bernard Chanticleer: Goodbye, Dog.
Margery Chanticleer: Don't eat too much, don't stay out too late, don't go to suspicious places to play cards, and stay away from girls. But most of all, Bernard, try to be happy.
Bernard Chanticleer: Goodbye, Dog.
Margery Chanticleer: Don't eat too much, don't stay out too late, don't go to suspicious places to play cards, and stay away from girls. But most of all, Bernard, try to be happy.
--
Geraldine Page
in
You're a Big Boy Now
(1966)
Year: 1967
Director:
Norman Tokar
Director:
Norman Tokar
Mrs. Worth:
[to George the alligator] Big ugly beast! You'd be a handbag if I had my way.
--
Geraldine Page
in
The Happiest Millionaire
(1967)