Film Quotes by Joan Bennett
17 quotes
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Joan Bennett
(as Eve Fallon)
in
Big Brown Eyes
(1936)
Amelie Ducotel:
[Speaking of their daughter] Look! Every page of her diary... how much she loves him!
Felix Ducotel: [Befuddled] Hmmm? What? You - you - you read her private thoughts?
Amelie Ducotel: Why do you think I gave her the diary?
Felix Ducotel: [Befuddled] Hmmm? What? You - you - you read her private thoughts?
Amelie Ducotel: Why do you think I gave her the diary?
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Joan Bennett
(as Amelie Ducotel)
in
We're No Angels
(1955)
Amy March:
I'm sure neither of you suffer as I do. You don't have to go to that nasty old Davis' school with impertinent girls who laugh at your dresses and label your father 'cause he isn't rich.
Jo March: Libel, libel! Don't say "label" as if Papa were a pickle bottle.
Amy March: I know what I mean. And you needn't be statirical about it.
[Jo suppresses a laugh at Amy's mispronunciation]
Amy March: It's proper to use good words and improve your vocabillary.
Jo March: Libel, libel! Don't say "label" as if Papa were a pickle bottle.
Amy March: I know what I mean. And you needn't be statirical about it.
[Jo suppresses a laugh at Amy's mispronunciation]
Amy March: It's proper to use good words and improve your vocabillary.
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Joan Bennett
(as Amy)
in
Little Women
(1933)
Carol Van Dyke:
He can lick any woman his weight in the world.
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Joan Bennett
(as Carol Van Dyke)
in
She Couldn't Take It
(1935)
Carol Van Dyke:
You know, I doubt that I'll marry you after all. It would be cheaper to buy Bartlett's Familiar Quotations.
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Joan Bennett
(as Carol Van Dyke)
in
She Couldn't Take It
(1935)
Ellie Banks:
Oh, Stanley. I don't know how to explain. A wedding. A church wedding. Well it's, it's what every girl dreams of. A bridal dress, the orange blossoms, the music. It's something lovely to remember all the rest of her life. And something for us to remember too.
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Joan Bennett
(as Ellie Banks)
in
Father of the Bride
(1950)
Eve Fallon:
You'd lie about the weather!
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Joan Bennett
(as Eve Fallon)
in
Big Brown Eyes
(1936)
Evelyn Hahn:
Don't take too much for granted! A girl has to have a social life.
John Muller: Things have come out of that sweet baby face of yours.
Evelyn Hahn: Don't run away with yourself. Take it easy!
John Muller: Why do I like you?
Evelyn Hahn: My baby blue eyes!
John Muller: Things have come out of that sweet baby face of yours.
Evelyn Hahn: Don't run away with yourself. Take it easy!
John Muller: Why do I like you?
Evelyn Hahn: My baby blue eyes!
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Joan Bennett
in
Hollow Triumph
(1948)
Harriet Carruthers:
I thought you were the one angel who wasn't afraid to tread anywhere.
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Joan Bennett
in
Nob Hill
(1945)
Helen Riley:
Oh, he kissed me. I'm so thrilled, but I'll pretend I'm mad.
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Joan Bennett
(as Helen Riley)
in
Me and My Gal
(1932)