Film Quotes by Irene Dunne
37 quotes
Margaret 'Maggie' Garret:
But I'm not a Garret, I'm a Brewster. And we Brewsters do what we want to do when we want to do it.
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Irene Dunne
in
Joy of Living
(1938)
Margaret 'Maggie' Garret:
I want another piece of beer.
--
Irene Dunne
in
Joy of Living
(1938)
Paula 'Polly' Wharton:
Old? Max, that over-21 business is a lie, like the one about you can't teach an old dog new tricks. The fellas who spout lies like that don't think the world ought to change either. It's too old a dog.
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Irene Dunne
(as Paula 'Polly' Wharton)
in
Over 21
(1945)
Polly Baxter:
Well, for your information, in case you're interested, I have more brains in my head than most people have in their little fingers!
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Irene Dunne
in
It Grows on Trees
(1952)
Susan Dunn's landlady:
God will never forgive us, if we break faith with our dead again
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Irene Dunne
in
The White Cliffs of Dover
(1944)
Terry McKay:
How's your fiancee?
Michel: She's got a cold.
Terry McKay: Oh, that's too bad. Got it at Lake Como?
Michel: No, she wasn't there.
Terry McKay: Uhh... , Uh, you mean the Lady of the Lake was not...
Michel: [Shakes head] That was her best friend.
Terry McKay: Oh.
Michel: [Another shake, and grimace]
Terry McKay: Chummy bunch.
Michel: She's got a cold.
Terry McKay: Oh, that's too bad. Got it at Lake Como?
Michel: No, she wasn't there.
Terry McKay: Uhh... , Uh, you mean the Lady of the Lake was not...
Michel: [Shakes head] That was her best friend.
Terry McKay: Oh.
Michel: [Another shake, and grimace]
Terry McKay: Chummy bunch.
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Irene Dunne
(as Terry)
in
Love Affair
(1939)
Terry McKay:
The things we like best are either illegal, immoral or fattening.
--
Irene Dunne
(as Terry)
in
Love Affair
(1939)
Theodora Lynn:
[as Caroline Adams] I have this to say to the modern young girls, gentlemen - Be free, express yourselves! Take your life in your own hands and mold it. The world will try to rob you of your freedom, but fight for it! It's all you have to live for! That's all for the modern girl.
--
Irene Dunne
in
Theodora Goes Wild
(1936)
Theodora Lynn:
I suddenly realized I was a writer of wide reputation and most of it bad.
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Irene Dunne
in
Theodora Goes Wild
(1936)
Theodora Lynn:
Oh, by the way, your mother made some cookies for me, but I met a hungry man, and he ate them up.
--
Irene Dunne
in
Theodora Goes Wild
(1936)