Film Quotes by Lynn Bari
5 quotes
Year: 1944
Director:
Rowland V. Lee
Director:
Rowland V. Lee
Esteban:
The more tome I spent at school, the less I understand the wind and the weather.
Michaela Villegas: If we don't understand ourselves, how can we ever expect to understand anybody else?
Michaela Villegas: If we don't understand ourselves, how can we ever expect to understand anybody else?
--
Lynn Bari
(as Michaela Villegas)
in
The Bridge of San Luis Rey
(1944)
Year: 1934
Director:
Erle C. Kenton
Director:
Erle C. Kenton
Beauty Shop Manager:
[Lookimg at the photographs of scantily-clad men Jean has given her] Well, look who's fallen among us! Mmmm-mmm!
Jean Strange: We're using these boys in an idea we're working on, otdoor sports with indoor trimmings.
Beauty Shop Manager: [Laciviously] As far as I'm concerned... outdoors, indoors, or behind doors!
Jean Strange: We're using these boys in an idea we're working on, otdoor sports with indoor trimmings.
Beauty Shop Manager: [Laciviously] As far as I'm concerned... outdoors, indoors, or behind doors!
--
Lynn Bari
in
Search for Beauty
(1934)
Year: 1941
Director:
Eugene Forde
Director:
Eugene Forde
Kay Bentley:
I think I'll have the #5: the double hamburger with the relish and the hot ketchup, the ground glass and the melted cheese with plenty of onions!
--
Lynn Bari
in
Sleepers West
(1941)
Year: 1944
Director:
Rowland V. Lee
Director:
Rowland V. Lee
Michaela Villegas:
[to Uncle Pio] Don't try to make me feel sorry. I have no heart for the theater. I am what I am. I must be what I must be.
--
Lynn Bari
(as Michaela Villegas)
in
The Bridge of San Luis Rey
(1944)
Year: 1938
Director:
James Tinling
Director:
James Tinling
Penny Kendall:
Oh, Scotty, if you'll turn me loose on this, I'll have this town so deep in tears that they'll be using canoes for taxicabs.
--
Lynn Bari
in
Mr. Moto's Gamble
(1938)