Quotes about Anger
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Susan Vance: Now, if you're going to be angry with me, what can I do?
David Huxley: Go away! Susan Vance: I was here first. David Huxley: Then I'll go away.
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Cary Grant
(as Dr. David Huxley)
in
Bringing up Baby
(1938)
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Mark Thackeray: I lost my temper -- the one thing I swore I would never, never do. God, did I lose my temper. I never would have thought it. Of all of the bull I've taken in my life -- in a few short weeks those kids have got me so steamed up so… so easy, so quickly. I never would have thought it.
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Sidney Poitier
(as Mark Thackeray)
in
To Sir, with Love
(1967)
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Mark Thackeray: If you must play these filthy games, then do them in your homes -- and not in my classroom!
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Sidney Poitier
(as Mark Thackeray)
in
To Sir, with Love
(1967)
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Jan: At least my problems can be solved in one bedroom. You couldn't solve yours in a thousand!
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Doris Day
(as Jan Morrow)
in
Pillow Talk
(1959)
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[to Charles J. Pendergast, her fiancee]
Constance 'Connie' Milligan: You've been shushing me for 22 months now. You've shushed your last shush!
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Jean Arthur
(as Connie Milligan)
in
The More the Merrier
(1943)
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Abbie Irving: Mr. Hatton isn't interested in the lives of innocent people. Why should he care what happens to you and your families, your struggle to make a living in a decent city? What Dodge City needs is a man with a sense of public pride and the courage to back it up by shooting it out with men of equal skill. But Mr. Hatton's bavery consists of gunfights with impulsive boys!
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Olivia de Havilland
(as Abbie Irving)
in
Dodge City
(1939)
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Alice Sycamore:That's not true! Grandpa, I won't stand for it! I won't stand for our being humiliated like this! They were ashamed to say why they were there. They're ashamed to admit they came to look my family over -- to see if I was good enough to marry their precious son!
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Jean Arthur
(as Alice Sycamore)
in
You Can't Take It With You
(1938)
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Jamie: Please, do me a favor and don't make me angry! I'm trying my hardest to behave like a gentleman.
Lady Margaret Denby: A gentleman? Jamie: Well, perhaps not entirely.
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Tyrone Power
(as Jamie Waring)
in
The Black Swan
(1942)
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Lady Margaret Denby: I'm sleeping with a pistol after this -- and if you come near me, I'll shoot you!
Jamie: There you are (gives her a pistol). I give you permission to blast my head off if I'm ever idiot enough to come within a foot of you.
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Tyrone Power
(as Jamie Waring)
in
The Black Swan
(1942)
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Madame Sebastian: We are protected by the enormity of your stupidity, for a time.
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Leopoldine Konstantin
(as Mme. Sebastian)
in
Notorious
(1946)
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