Gabriella Pession aufgeführt in der Rolle von...
Eva Vittoria
- [first lines]
- Eva Vittoria: [entering] Buongiorno, Ragazzi!
- Sebastian Berger: Hey.
- Eva Vittoria: Hey.
- [setting down a bowl]
- Eva Vittoria: I brought love.
- Sebastian Berger: Love?
- Eva Vittoria: Uh-huh. Bocconotti. "Boccone" means "mouthful," but I call them "Boccone del Amore," which means "Mouthfuls of Love."
- Sebastian Berger: Oh, they're a little bit like windbeutel.
- Eva Vittoria: "Windbeutel?" You know what's wrong with Germany? You don't use passion in your food names.
- Sebastian Berger: Yes, we do.
- Eva Vittoria: "Sauerbraten?" "Wier Schnitzel?"
- Sebastian Berger: Wiener Schnitzel is Austrian.
- Eva Vittoria: Tommy, which would you prefer to eat? Something called "sauerbraten," or something called "Mouthfuls of Love?"
- Tommy McConnel: [trying to snooze] Anything quiet.
- Sebastian Berger: Didn't Shakespeare already say, "A rose by any other name is still a rose."
- Eva Vittoria: Yeah. But that was about smell, and smell is not love. Smell is smell.
- Tommy McConnel: [getting up to leave] I'm going to go where people know how to be quiet.
- Eva Vittoria: Did you party again last night?
- Tommy McConnel: Chill out, mother, will you?
- Eva Vittoria: He needs more love.
- [last lines]
- Louis Daniel: [dials Eva number]
- Eva Vittoria: [cell phone rings, she looks at it and throws the phone into the water]