Film Quotes by Ginger Rogers
80 quotes
Year: 1940
Director:
Sam Wood
Director:
Sam Wood
Mr. Kennett, Wyn's Uncle:
But Miss Foyle, thou art not being quite reasonable about this.
Kitty Foyle: Says thou.
Mr. Kennett, Wyn's Uncle: Miss Foyle, thy temper!
Kitty Foyle: Mr. Kennet, thy foot!
Kitty Foyle: Says thou.
Mr. Kennett, Wyn's Uncle: Miss Foyle, thy temper!
Kitty Foyle: Mr. Kennet, thy foot!
--
Ginger Rogers
(as Kitty Foyle)
in
Kitty Foyle
(1940)
Year: 1933
Director:
Lloyd Bacon
Director:
Lloyd Bacon
Ann Lowell:
[to chorus girl] It must have been hard on your mother, not having any children.
--
Ginger Rogers
(as Ann 'Anytime Annie' Lowell)
in
42nd Street
(1933)
Year: 1933
Director:
William A. Seiter
Director:
William A. Seiter
Glory Eden:
I wanna sin and suffer, and now I'm only sufferin'.
--
Ginger Rogers
in
Professional Sweetheart
(1933)
Year: 1933
Director:
William A. Seiter
Director:
William A. Seiter
Glory Eden:
I want a playboy.
Samuel Ipswich: A what?
Glory Eden: An international playboy. All the girls got 'em. I think they're cute.
Samuel Ipswich: A what?
Glory Eden: An international playboy. All the girls got 'em. I think they're cute.
--
Ginger Rogers
in
Professional Sweetheart
(1933)
Year: 1933
Director:
William A. Seiter
Director:
William A. Seiter
Glory Eden:
Me, that's what I'm thinking of! Me! Dens of iniquity, gambling, dives... That's what I want!
--
Ginger Rogers
in
Professional Sweetheart
(1933)
Year: 1933
Director:
William A. Seiter
Director:
William A. Seiter
Glory Eden:
Oh, I don't care what color he is as long as he takes me to Harlem.
--
Ginger Rogers
in
Professional Sweetheart
(1933)
Year: 1941
Director:
Garson Kanin
Director:
Garson Kanin
Janie:
[During a dream] I've got it! I'll marry all three of them.
Tom: [With Dick and Harry] All three of us?
Janie: Sure!
Tom: [With Dick and Harry] Do you think it'd work?
Janie: Why not? I think the four of us would make a lovely couple.
Tom: [With Dick and Harry] All three of us?
Janie: Sure!
Tom: [With Dick and Harry] Do you think it'd work?
Janie: Why not? I think the four of us would make a lovely couple.
--
Ginger Rogers
in
Tom, Dick and Harry
(1941)
Year: 1937
Director:
Gregory La Cava
Director:
Gregory La Cava
Jean Maitland:
[crassly screaming from the bottom of the stairs] OH, LINDA!
Linda Shaw: [coming down the stairs] Maybe if you spoke a little LOUDER next time, everyone in the whole HOUSE could hear you.
Jean Maitland: [sarcastically] Oh, I'm sorry, I forget that you're old and deaf.
Linda Shaw: [coming down the stairs] Maybe if you spoke a little LOUDER next time, everyone in the whole HOUSE could hear you.
Jean Maitland: [sarcastically] Oh, I'm sorry, I forget that you're old and deaf.
--
Ginger Rogers
(as Jean Maitland)
in
Stage Door
(1937)
Year: 1937
Director:
Gregory La Cava
Director:
Gregory La Cava
Jean Maitland:
[to Linda Shaw as she is leaving for a dinner date] Don't chew the bones and give yourself away!
--
Ginger Rogers
(as Jean Maitland)
in
Stage Door
(1937)
Year: 1937
Director:
Gregory La Cava
Director:
Gregory La Cava
Jean Maitland:
Hey, that's a kind of good-lookin' piece of jackrabbit you got there.
Linda Shaw: Oh, it's just a little trinket my "Aunt Susan" sent over.
Jean Maitland: Say, I think it's very unselfish of those little animals to give up their lives to keep other animals warm.
Linda Shaw: You know, they're very smart little animals. They never give up their lives for the wrong people.
Jean Maitland: Well, you understand the rodent family much better than I do.
Linda Shaw: Oh, it's just a little trinket my "Aunt Susan" sent over.
Jean Maitland: Say, I think it's very unselfish of those little animals to give up their lives to keep other animals warm.
Linda Shaw: You know, they're very smart little animals. They never give up their lives for the wrong people.
Jean Maitland: Well, you understand the rodent family much better than I do.
--
Ginger Rogers
(as Jean Maitland)
in
Stage Door
(1937)