Quotes about The Opposite Sex
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Jonathan Forbes: I found this goldmine, I'm not going to tell an old claim jumper like you how to get to it.
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Tony Randall
(as Jonathan Forbes)
in
Pillow Talk
(1959)
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Jerry Travers: If I ever forgot myself with that girl, I'd remember it.
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Fred Astaire
(as Jerry Travers)
in
Top Hat
(1935)
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Jan: Can you believe that? They sent a woman. That's like sending a marshmallow to put out a bonfire.
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Doris Day
(as Jan Morrow)
in
Pillow Talk
(1959)
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Scarlett: He looks as if... as if he knows what I look like without my shimmy.
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Vivien Leigh
(as Scarlett O'Hara)
in
Gone with the Wind
(1939)
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Tyrone Power
(as Jamie Waring)
in
The Black Swan
(1942)
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Tom Blue: I've never seen you like this before Jamie. Hanging your head like a pelican over a wench -- and if you ask me, a flousy wench! No more feelin' than a load of clams. If you kick her in the heart, she'll break your leg. Ah Jamie -- why? There's hundreds of wenches prettier than her -- all ready to leap into your arms if you give 'em a whistle.
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Thomas Mitchell
(as Tom 'Tommie' Blue)
in
The Black Swan
(1942)
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Connie Martin: I don't know why -- I just seem to frighten them [men] away.
Sherry Martin: You look too darned intelligent. You know, it isn't that gentlemen really prefer blondes. It's just that we look dumber.
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Ginger Rogers
(as Sherry Martin)
in
Follow the Fleet
(1936)
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Bake Baker: [about Bilge] He's stuck on that Iris Manning. Say, what's she like?
Sherry Martin: Anything in a uniform.
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Ginger Rogers
(as Sherry Martin)
in
Follow the Fleet
(1936)
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Ally: What's so great about Marilyn Monroe? You're always talking about Marilyn Monroe. What's so great about Marily Monroe?
Tony Manetta: You ask me the same question in five or six years, and I'll tell you what's so great about Marilyn Monroe. Ally: Oh that! I know. Tony Manetta: You know what??? Ally: Well, you know... Tony Manetta: Listen, I think you know too much. You're still a little kid you know. I'll tell you when to know!
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Frank Sinatra
(as Tony Manetta)
in
A Hole in the Head
(1959)
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Mimi Glossop: He seemed so different.
Aunt Hortense: Oh there's nothing different about any of them -- except their neck ties.
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Alice Brady
(as Aunt Hortense)
in
The Gay Divorcee
(1934)
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