If Winter Comes (1947)

Binnie Barnes: Natalie Bagshaw

Quotes 

• Natalie Bagshaw : Oh, perfect picture of domestic bliss. Positively nauseating.

• Natalie Bagshaw : How are you, Mark?

  Mark Sabre : Uh, marmalade, please.

  Natalie Bagshaw : Enjoying life?

  Mabel Sabre : Naturally. He's got me.

  Natalie Bagshaw : You mean you've got him. The poor man's so married he can scarcely move.

  Mabel Sabre : He doesn't want to move.

• Sarah, 'Low Jinks' : She's been turned out. Turned out bag and baggage by that father of her's.

  Mark Sabre : Turned out? Whatever for?

  Natalie Bagshaw : Oh, really Mark. Must you be so naive?

  Sarah, 'Low Jinks' : She's going to have a baby, sir.

  Natalie Bagshaw : On the wrong side of the blanket, as they say.

• Natalie Bagshaw : War work makes me simply ravenous.

• Natalie Bagshaw : That's the war for you. The people that never said boo to a goose before, suddenly become oracles of wisdom.

• Natalie Bagshaw : I must say, a little of this war work goes a long way.

  Mabel Sabre : It's not as strenuous as actual nursing.

  Natalie Bagshaw : No, but actual nursing might be more fun. Some of those convalescent officers are most attractive.

  Mabel Sabre : Yes, if you could be sure of getting officers.