I missed Cary Grant day on TCM...but

Due to my working today at the last minute, I missed TCM's day of showing nothing but Cary Grant movies. Now I own quite a bit of his films so it wasn't too big of a deal, but I still wished I could have seen more of the movies they showed today. I did manage to catch The Philadelphia Story, so it wasn't a total bust. I told my friend Irene, that I will have to do my own Cary Grant day at my home soon.

Be My Guest - Irene (And Then They Start To Sparkle): Question #8 - Name some of your favorite movie quotes

8. What is your favorite movie quote? Can be more than one.



There are so many - but I choose these (again in random order) :





1.

Mr. Banks: “Winifred, where are the children?”





~ I simply adore MARY POPPINS (1964) - sometimes when I am with my sister and I haven't said anyhing for a few minutes (I tend to daydream..) she usually quotes this.. ~


 2.





Elizabeth Imbrie: "We’ve come for the body of Macauly Connor."


C.K. Dexter Haven: "I’m so glad you came. Can you use a typewriter?"


Elizabeth Imbrie: "No, thanks. I’ve got one at home."






~ Elizabeth Imbrie of THE PHILADELPHIA STORY is one of my all-time favourite characters - maybe a little bit more if she is impersonated by the amazing Ruth Hussey.. and the dialogues are great in this play..~



3.



Miriam Aarons: "Well he could crack a coconut with those knees! - If he could get them together!"

~ Got to mention THE WOMEN (1939)! It’s full of awesome (and invidious) quotes - and amazing actresses. ~


4.

Susan Applegate (asked to speak Swedish): "I vant to be alone."





~ Hilarious! I like such film spoofs.. In case you do not know: It’s from THE MAJOR AND THE MINOR (1942)~



5.

Finally - these two people of CASABLANCA (1942) breake my heart - I am quite sentimental..:





Mr. Leuchtag: "Liebchen - sweetnessheart, what watch?"


Mrs. Leuchtag: "Ten watch."


Mr. Leuchtag: "Such watch?"


Carl: "Hm. You will get along beautiful in America, mm-hmm."