Film Quotes by Katharine Hepburn
152 quotes
Year: 1940
Director:
George Cukor
Director:
George Cukor
Tracy Lord:
You haven't switched from liquor to dope, by any chance, have you Dexter?
--
Katharine Hepburn
(as Tracy Lord)
in
The Philadelphia Story
(1940)
Year: 1940
Director:
George Cukor
Director:
George Cukor
Tracy Lord:
You're just a mass of prejudices, aren't you? You're so much thought and so little feeling, Professor.
--
Katharine Hepburn
(as Tracy Lord)
in
The Philadelphia Story
(1940)
Year: 1940
Director:
George Cukor
Director:
George Cukor
Tracy Lord:
You're too good for me, George. You're a hundred times too good. And I'd make you most unhappy, most. That is, I'd do my best to.
--
Katharine Hepburn
(as Tracy Lord)
in
The Philadelphia Story
(1940)
Year: 1940
Director:
George Cukor
Director:
George Cukor
Dinah Lord:
[describing her "dream" to Tracy] Do you know what I saw coming out of the woods?
Tracy Lord: I haven't the faintest idea, a skunk?
Tracy Lord: I haven't the faintest idea, a skunk?
--
Katharine Hepburn
(as Tracy Lord)
in
The Philadelphia Story
(1940)
Year: 1944
Director:
Harold S. Bucquet*Jack Conway
Director:
Harold S. Bucquet*Jack Conway
Lao Er Tan - Middle Son:
I do not have the words.
Jade Tan: I am not very learned.
Lao Er Tan - Middle Son: Is that why you do not often speak to me?
Jade Tan: Two must speak for understanding.
Jade Tan: I am not very learned.
Lao Er Tan - Middle Son: Is that why you do not often speak to me?
Jade Tan: Two must speak for understanding.
--
Katharine Hepburn
(as Jade Tan)
in
Dragon Seed
(1944)
Year: 1968
Director:
Anthony Harvey
Director:
Anthony Harvey
Henry II:
I marvel at you after all these years. Still like a democratic drawbridge: going down for everybody.
Eleanor: At my age there's not much traffic anymore.
Eleanor: At my age there's not much traffic anymore.
--
Katharine Hepburn
(as Eleanor of Aquitaine)
in
The Lion in Winter
(1968)
Year: 1968
Director:
Anthony Harvey
Director:
Anthony Harvey
Henry II:
The day those stout hearts band together is the day that pigs get wings.
Eleanor: There'll be pork in the treetops come morning.
Eleanor: There'll be pork in the treetops come morning.
--
Katharine Hepburn
(as Eleanor of Aquitaine)
in
The Lion in Winter
(1968)
Year: 1968
Director:
Anthony Harvey
Director:
Anthony Harvey
Henry II:
What is this? I'm not mouldering. My paint's not peeling off. I'm good for years.
Eleanor: How many years? Suppose I hold you back for one. I can. It's possible. Suppose your first son dies, ours did. It's possible. Suppose you're daughtered next, we were. That too is possible. How old is daddy then? What kind of spindly, ricket-ridden, milky, wizened, dim-eyed, gammy-handed, limpy line of things will you beget?
Eleanor: How many years? Suppose I hold you back for one. I can. It's possible. Suppose your first son dies, ours did. It's possible. Suppose you're daughtered next, we were. That too is possible. How old is daddy then? What kind of spindly, ricket-ridden, milky, wizened, dim-eyed, gammy-handed, limpy line of things will you beget?
--
Katharine Hepburn
(as Eleanor of Aquitaine)
in
The Lion in Winter
(1968)
Year: 1944
Director:
Harold S. Bucquet*Jack Conway
Director:
Harold S. Bucquet*Jack Conway
--
Katharine Hepburn
(as Jade Tan)
in
Dragon Seed
(1944)
Year: 1935
Director:
George Stevens
Director:
George Stevens
Arthur Russell:
[walking with Alice on the street, discussing her brother] I thought it was quite original, his, uh, amusing himself with the cloakroom attendants.
Alice Adams: [laughs] Walter is original. You know, he's a very odd boy. I was afraid you'd misunderstand him. He tells the most wonderful darkie stories and he'll just do anything to get them to talk to him.
[laughs]
Alice Adams: We think he'll probably write about them some day. He's rather literary.
Alice Adams: [laughs] Walter is original. You know, he's a very odd boy. I was afraid you'd misunderstand him. He tells the most wonderful darkie stories and he'll just do anything to get them to talk to him.
[laughs]
Alice Adams: We think he'll probably write about them some day. He's rather literary.
--
Katharine Hepburn
(as Alice Adams)
in
Alice Adams
(1935)