Momo: My old man used to say: "when you hear someone at your door, think it might be an assassin, this way, if it's a thief, you'll be glad!"
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Momo: My old man used to say: "when you hear someone at your door, think it might be an assassin, this way, if it's a thief, you'll be glad!"
Charlie Kohler: Remember: "When I'll hate you, I'll wear a cap.
Charlie Kohler: Just call me Charlie. Charlie Kohler: Okay, if you call me Léna. Charlie Kohler: Why Léna? Léna: Well, Helén became Heléna, then Léna.
Le chanteur: Her measurements were meager, No wonder she was eager, To be adding extra padding..."
Le chanteur: Seeing her new measurements, Added to my torments, Ogling her plunging neckline, I gave her the old line: Permit me to keep abreast, Of what's on your chest..."
Charlie Kohler: Don't let women scare you. They are not poison.
Clarisse: I'd rather have pretty underwear than those exciting skirts some of the girls wear.
Clarisse: The girls always ask me where I buy my things. Aren't they cute? I pay four hundred francs apiece. Dirt cheap! Charlie Kohler: I'm not an authority on girls' panties.
Clarisse: I did go to the movies this afternoon. I saw "Torpedoes in Alaska". Charlie Kohler: How was it? Clarisse: It's a picture with John Wayne, to show that the Americans want peace. Charlie Kohler: No kidding? Then they're just like me, the Yankees. Clarisse: You're always making fun of me. Charlie Kohler: No, I'm not making fun of you, my little chickadee.
Momo: All I'm trying to say is: instead of eyeing the dolls... look at the road ahead. Some day, you'll be out of luck. You'll run over some poor slob!
Ernest: I know just when to look... when the wind blows up their skirts... or they lift a gam to climb on the bus. Am I shocking you? Léna: Not at all. You're not the first skunk I've met.
Charlie Kohler: If I may quote him, my father used to say about women: When you've had one, you've had them all!
Thérèse Saroyan: What's the matter? You're moody. Charlie Kohler: Nothing, nothing. Thérèse Saroyan: Yes, there is. In the car, you were very gay. Then you suddenly stopped talking, as if I had said something you didn't like. Charlie Kohler: No, it's not anything you said. I just stopped talking when I realized you were not listening.
Charlie Kohler: I'm fed up, do you hear, fed up! This is not life for an artist! Of course, I'm not a real great artist, but people must believe in me in order that I may become one. Good God, is it asking too much? Thérèse Saroyan: If you think it doesn't try one's patience to live with you, you're mistaken! Ah, your conversation has really improved in a year! If people ask you what you think of Hemingway: "I hear he is a great collector of my recordings."
Richard Saroyan: If the loons could fly, he'd be a squadron leader!
Mammy: Charlie, meet the new barmaid. Charlie! The piano player!
