Quotes about The Opposite Sex
35 quotes
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Devlin:
A man doesn't tell a woman what to do. She tells herself.
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Cary Grant
(as Devlin)
in
Notorious
(1946)
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John Fraser - blacksmith:
I don't know what the Good Lord was about when he made a female out of a perfectly good rib.
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Ward Bond
(as John Fraser)
in
Unconquered
(1947)
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Natalio Curro:
[referring to Dona Sol at the arena] If this is death in the afternoon, she is death in the evening.
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Laird Cregar
(as Natalio Curro)
in
Blood and Sand
(1941)
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Nacional:
But it isn't right for you to fill yourself with rum on the day of a corrida. You don't have to worry about the bulls this afternoon. We drew a couple of bravos.
Juan Gallardo: It's not the bulls - it's the crowds. They're waiting for me with claws. Nacional: The crowd is forgetful, Juanillo, like a woman, and fickle like a woman, and cruel... like a woman.
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John Carradine
(as Nacional)
in
Blood and Sand
(1941)
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Fred Ayres:
Wait a minute. Wait a minute. This is really good news. Rog has outdone himself.
Honey Hale: I'll bet he's broken both legs running after two women at the same time.
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Ginger Rogers
(as Honey Hale)
in
Flying Down to Rio
(1933)
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Ezra Miller:
I find that girl completely resistible.
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Oscar Levant
(as Ezra Millar)
in
The Barkleys of Broadway
(1949)
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Bill Sampson:
We started talking - she wanted to know about Hollywood. She seemed so interested.
Margo Channing: She's a girl of so many interests. Bill Sampson: Pretty rare quality these days. Margo Channing: A girl of so many rare qualities. Bill Sampson: So she seems. Margo Channing: So you've pointed out so often! So many qualities so often - her loyalty, efficiency, devotion, warmth, and affection, and so young! So young and so fair!
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Bette Davis
(as Margo)
in
All About Eve
(1950)
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Marty Pilletti:
I've been looking for a girl every Saturday night of my life.
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Ernest Borgnine
(as Marty Piletti)
in
Marty
(1955)
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Bilge Smith: If you and your nautical nitwits in the liberty party are going to give the girls of 'Frisco their big break -- you better shove off. We've dropped anchor.
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Randolph Scott
(as Bilge Smith)
in
Follow the Fleet
(1936)
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Bilge Smith: I want something with spangles on it --- like that ex-partner of yours!
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Randolph Scott
(as Bilge Smith)
in
Follow the Fleet
(1936)
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