The Women Quotes
Beautician at Sydneys #1: [to Gillingswater] You don't look a day over 35! [walks into room]
Beautician at Sydneys #1: That ould gasoline truck, she's 60 if shes a minute
Beautician at Sydneys #2: Who is she?
Beautician at Sydneys #1: Gillingswater
Beautician at Sydneys #2: Oh that old bag! One more permanent and she wont have a hair on her head!
Beautician at Sydneys #1: [taking a puff out of her cigarette] She's got plently on her arms baby!
Olive: She sure does shed, dont she!
Beautician at Sydneys #1: That ould gasoline truck, she's 60 if shes a minute
Beautician at Sydneys #2: Who is she?
Beautician at Sydneys #1: Gillingswater
Beautician at Sydneys #2: Oh that old bag! One more permanent and she wont have a hair on her head!
Beautician at Sydneys #1: [taking a puff out of her cigarette] She's got plently on her arms baby!
Olive: She sure does shed, dont she!
Movie: The Women
Bunny: I have a lot of fantasies about being tied up and spanked. I suppose it isn't very liberated, is it? What kind of fantasies do feminists have?
Movie: The Women
Dr. Margo Hunt: Can I tell you a secret I've never told anyone before?
Bunny: Sure.
Dr. Margo Hunt: In a way, Jim is right; I am afraid of men. My relationships have been, well, I've had a lot of one-night stands. A little to drink, you know, give myself an excuse, then I subconsciously fall for jerks I know I'll never be emotionally involved with. It's all so empty, passionless, really. I guess deep down I'm afraid that there can never be any real respect or equality between the sexes, not really. I've avoided commitment because I'm afraid I'll be emotionally dominated by my lover or equally sad that I dominate him. I guess that seems kind of strange, huh?
Bunny: Can I tell you something too, Dr. Hunt, something I've never told anybody before?
Dr. Margo Hunt: Of course, Bunny, I'm glad we get to share this.
Bunny: Well, sometimes when I'm with a guy, I wish that he'd tie me up with red licorice ropes, and then spank me, and then he'd eat the ropes, and then he'd free me, and then we'd make love while the Philharmonic played Bolero.
Dr. Margo Hunt: Thank you, Bunny, you've really put my thoughts in perspective.
Bunny: I feel better too.
Bunny: Sure.
Dr. Margo Hunt: In a way, Jim is right; I am afraid of men. My relationships have been, well, I've had a lot of one-night stands. A little to drink, you know, give myself an excuse, then I subconsciously fall for jerks I know I'll never be emotionally involved with. It's all so empty, passionless, really. I guess deep down I'm afraid that there can never be any real respect or equality between the sexes, not really. I've avoided commitment because I'm afraid I'll be emotionally dominated by my lover or equally sad that I dominate him. I guess that seems kind of strange, huh?
Bunny: Can I tell you something too, Dr. Hunt, something I've never told anybody before?
Dr. Margo Hunt: Of course, Bunny, I'm glad we get to share this.
Bunny: Well, sometimes when I'm with a guy, I wish that he'd tie me up with red licorice ropes, and then spank me, and then he'd eat the ropes, and then he'd free me, and then we'd make love while the Philharmonic played Bolero.
Dr. Margo Hunt: Thank you, Bunny, you've really put my thoughts in perspective.
Bunny: I feel better too.
Movie: The Women
Patrick: I gotta split man. C-I-A-O.
Carlos: C-I-A-O? What the hell's that?
Patrick: Ciao! [leaves]
Carlos: Ciao? C-H-O-W. That guy's right. I can't even spell.
Carlos: C-I-A-O? What the hell's that?
Patrick: Ciao! [leaves]
Carlos: Ciao? C-H-O-W. That guy's right. I can't even spell.
Movie: The Women
Sylvia Fowler: [At the place Crystal Allen works] Well, here we are... Creeping up on her!
Edith Potter: Darling do you think we ought to do this?
Sylvia Fowler: Oh shut up!
Edith Potter: [Spots lady] That's little Crystal!
Sylvia Fowler: None other...
Ugly saleswoman: [Turns around] May I serve you madam?
Edith Potter: [Surprised] No thankyou!
Sylvia Fowler: [Surprised] Just looking! [Walking away]
Sylvia Fowler: Oh from the neck up i'd say no... [Spots other woman]
Sylvia Fowler: Ah, how about baby?
Edith Potter: Ofcourse! [Walks over to her]
Edith Potter: Mmmm... Couldn't be anyone else! [Hears other lady call her Pat]
Sylvia Fowler: Pat?
Edith Potter: I still don't know why he overlooked her
Sylvia Fowler: I do... [Points to Crystal]
Sylvia Fowler: Pipe
Edith Potter: Darling do you think we ought to do this?
Sylvia Fowler: Oh shut up!
Edith Potter: [Spots lady] That's little Crystal!
Sylvia Fowler: None other...
Ugly saleswoman: [Turns around] May I serve you madam?
Edith Potter: [Surprised] No thankyou!
Sylvia Fowler: [Surprised] Just looking! [Walking away]
Sylvia Fowler: Oh from the neck up i'd say no... [Spots other woman]
Sylvia Fowler: Ah, how about baby?
Edith Potter: Ofcourse! [Walks over to her]
Edith Potter: Mmmm... Couldn't be anyone else! [Hears other lady call her Pat]
Sylvia Fowler: Pat?
Edith Potter: I still don't know why he overlooked her
Sylvia Fowler: I do... [Points to Crystal]
Sylvia Fowler: Pipe
Movie: The Women