Quotes about Love

Susan Vance: If he gets some clothes he'll go away -- and he's the only man I've ever loved!

- Katharine Hepburn (as Susan Vance) in Bringing up Baby (1938)

Jonathan Forbes: Texas? Oh Jan, how could you? How could you ever fall in love with a tourist?

- Tony Randall (as Jonathan Forbes) in Pillow Talk (1959)

Jerry Travers: All right, you find out all about her past and I'll go down and plan our future.

- Fred Astaire (as Jerry Travers) in Top Hat (1935)

Dale Tremont: How could I have fallen in love with anyone as low as you!

- Ginger Rogers (as Dale Tremont) in Top Hat (1935)

Grandpa Vanderhoff: (talking about his wife, Alice's grandma) Oh, nothing phenominal about it. I just had it bad, that's all. I never got over it either. Right up to the very last, she couldn't walk into a room without my heart going thump, thump, thump.

- Lionel Barrymore (as Martin Vanderhof) in You Can't Take It With You (1938)

Grandpa Vanderhoff: In love, huh?
Alice Sycamore: Well,uh... Well, I...
Grandpa Vanderhoff: Well, I... My foot. Either you are or you aren't. Let me look at your eyes. Oh yes, of course... Now, come on now, tell me all abut it. What kind of a boy is he? You have fun together?

- Lionel Barrymore (as Martin Vanderhof) in You Can't Take It With You (1938)

Alice Sycamore: Wish I'd known her (her grandma). What was she like?
Grandpa Vanderhoff: Look in there (points to mirror).

- Lionel Barrymore (as Martin Vanderhof) in You Can't Take It With You (1938)

Grandpa Vanderhoff: Can't even talk about him, can you?
Alice Sycamore: Not rationally.
Grandpa Vanderhoff: Well, who's asking you to be rational?

- Lionel Barrymore (as Martin Vanderhof) in You Can't Take It With You (1938)

Grandpa Vanderhoff: This was her room too. Did you ever notice the peculiar fragrance?
Alice Sycamore: Yes, but I never knew what it was.
Grandpa Vanderhoff: It's hers. It's never left here -- she hasn't either. I can still hear the tinkle of her thin little voice -- see her eyes laughing. That's the reason I've lived in this house so many years -- could never move out -- would be like moving out on grandma.

- Lionel Barrymore (as Martin Vanderhof) in You Can't Take It With You (1938)

Grandpa Vanderhoff: If you'll excuse me Mr. Kirby, I don't believe anyone has the right to interfere with young people in love. Why don't you relax?

- Lionel Barrymore (as Martin Vanderhof) in You Can't Take It With You (1938)