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Cary Grant, Katharine Hepburn, Asta, and Nissa the Leopard in La fiera de mi niña (1938)

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La fiera de mi niña

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  • Mrs. Random: Well who are you?
  • David Huxley: I don't know. I'm not quite myself today.
  • Mrs. Random: Well, you look perfectly idiotic in those clothes.
  • David Huxley: These aren't *my* clothes.
  • Mrs. Random: Well, where *are* your clothes?
  • David Huxley: I've *lost* my clothes!
  • Mrs. Random: But why are you wearing *these* clothes?
  • David Huxley: Because I just went *GAY* all of a sudden!
  • Mrs. Random: Now see here young man, stop this nonsense. What are you doing?
  • David Huxley: I'm sitting in the middle of 42nd Street waiting for a bus.
  • David Huxley: You don't understand: this is *my* car!
  • Susan Vance: You mean *this* is your car? *Your* golf ball? *Your* car? Is there anything in the world that doesn't belong to you?
  • David Huxley: Yes, thank heaven, YOU!
  • David Huxley: Now it isn't that I don't like you, Susan, because, after all, in moments of quiet, I'm strangely drawn toward you, but - well, there haven't been any quiet moments.
  • [reading letter about new leopard]
  • Susan Vance: "He's three years old, gentle as a kitten, and likes dogs." I wonder whether Mark means that he eats dogs or is fond of them?
  • [David discovers the leopard in Susan's bathroom]
  • David Huxley: Susan, you have to get out of this apartment!
  • Susan Vance: I can't, I have a lease.
  • [In jail]
  • Susan Vance: Anyway, David, when they find out who we are they'll let us out.
  • David Huxley: When they find out who *you* are they'll pad the cell.
  • David Huxley: When a man is wrestling a leopard in the middle of a pond, he's in no position to run.
  • [Susan is stealing David's car from the golf course]
  • Susan Vance: Now, don't lose your temper.
  • David Huxley: My dear young lady, I'm not losing my temper. I'm merely trying to play some golf!
  • Susan Vance: Well you choose the funniest places; this is a *parking-lot*.
  • [David and Susan have just discovered that Baby is missing]
  • David Huxley: Now don't lose your head, Susan.
  • Susan Vance: My what?
  • David Huxley: Don't lose your head!
  • Susan Vance: I've got my head, I've lost my leopard!
  • [last lines]
  • Susan Vance: Oh, David, can you ever forgive me?
  • David Huxley: I... I... I...
  • Susan Vance: You can! And you still love me.
  • David Huxley: Susan, that... that...
  • Susan Vance: You do. Oh, David.
  • David Huxley: Oh, dear. Oh, my.
  • Susan Vance: You've just had a bad day, that's all.
  • David Huxley: That's a masterpiece of understatement.
  • David Huxley: [Susan is collecting pebbles] Susan, what are you doing?
  • Susan Vance: Pebbles.
  • David Huxley: Pebbles? What for?
  • Susan Vance: Well, I've heard that if you throw pebbles up against a window, the people think it's hail and then they come and close the windows.
  • David Huxley: I, I, I - Oh!
  • [Susan throws the pebbles and they loudly crash against Peabody's window]
  • David Huxley: Oh, I know we ought to go now, but somehow I can't move.
  • David Huxley: My bone. It's rare. It's precious. What did you do with it?
  • Susan Vance: The bone!
  • David Huxley: Susan, you had it. Give it to me.
  • Susan Vance: No, I haven't got it.
  • David Huxley: Did you carry it somewhere?
  • Susan Vance: No, David. Why would I carry a bone around?
  • David Huxley: I wouldn't dare give a reason for anythting you do.
  • Susan Vance: Well, I guess you'll have to find another one.
  • David Huxley: It took three expeditions and five years to find that one!
  • Susan Vance: David, now that they know where to find one, couldn't you send them back to get another one?
  • [Limping after losing a heel from one shoe]
  • Susan Vance: I was born on the side of a hill.
  • Susan Vance: [Susan is pretending to be a gun moll who is turning on supposed mobster partner David Bone by exposing his supposed alias to Constable Slocum] You mean to say you don't remember 'Jerry the Nipper' ?
  • David Huxley: Constable she's making all this up out of motion pictures she's seen!
  • [Irene Dunne refers to Cary Grant as 'Jerry the Nipper' in 'The Awful Truth']
  • Susan Vance: You mean you want *me* to go home?
  • David Huxley: Yes.
  • Susan Vance: You mean you don't want me to help you any more?
  • David Huxley: No.
  • Susan Vance: After all the fun we've had?
  • David Huxley: Yes.
  • Susan Vance: And after all the things I've done for you?
  • David Huxley: That's what I mean.
  • David Huxley: Alice I think this one must belong in the tail.
  • [referring to a bone he is holding]
  • Alice Swallow: Nonsense. You tried it in the tail yesterday, and it didn't fit.
  • Susan Vance: Well, don't you worry, David, because if there's anything that I can do to help you, just let me know and I'll do it.
  • David Huxley: Well, er - don't do it until I let you know.
  • Susan Vance: Oh, I'm caught on something - David, help me, will you?
  • David Huxley: Oh, no. That's poison ivy.
  • Susan Vance: I bet you wouldn't treat Miss Swallow this way.
  • David Huxley: I bet Miss Swallow knows poison ivy when she sees it.
  • Susan Vance: Yes, I bet poison ivy runs when it sees her.
  • [Susan is pretending to be a mobster]
  • David Huxley: Constable, she's making all this up out of motion pictures she's seen!
  • Susan Vance: Oh, I suppose I saw you with that red-headed skirt in a motion picture ?
  • Constable Slocum: There you are doc - another woman.
  • Susan Vance: Sure, I wouldn't be squealing if he hadn't give me the run-around with that other twist.
  • Constable Slocum: Oh, so he's a lady killer.
  • Susan Vance: A lady killer? Why he's a regular Don Swan. Loves the ladies, don't ya, honey? He bops them over, one, two, three - boom - just like that.
  • [Pretends to open a cork and toss it away]
  • Susan Vance: He's a wolf.
  • David Huxley: [Claps his head] Oh, so now I'm a wolf!
  • [Collapses on a cot]
  • David Huxley: The only way you'll ever get me to follow another of your suggestions is to hold a bright object in front of my eyes and twirl it.
  • Susan Vance: There *is* a leopard on your roof and it's my leopard and I have to get it and to get it I have to sing.
  • David Huxley: How can all these things happen to just one person?
  • Alice Swallow: Oh David, what have you done?
  • David Huxley: Just name anything, and I've done it.
  • [repeated line]
  • David Huxley: I'll be with you in a minute, Mr. Peabody!
  • Susan Vance: [watching George the dog dig up what they think is David's dinosaur bone] Oh, look, David, a boot.
  • David Huxley: [angrily] A boot.
  • [picks it up and makes like he's going to swing with it]
  • Susan Vance: Don't hit George, David.
  • David Huxley: I wasn't going to hit *George*!
  • Susan Vance: I won't leave you, David! I love you!
  • David Huxley: What?
  • Mrs. Random: Who is this David?
  • Susan Vance: He's a friend of Mark's.
  • Mrs. Random: Is that all you know about him?
  • Susan Vance: No, I know that I'm gonna marry him. He doesn't know it but I am.
  • Mrs. Random: Now see here, if you're planning to marry him on my money you are very much mistaken. I don't want another lunatic in the family I have lunatics enough all ready. When are you going to marry him? What's his name?
  • Susan Vance: It's uh Bone
  • Mrs. Random: Bones ?
  • Susan Vance: One Bone
  • Mrs. Random: Well one bone or two bones it's a ridiculous name.
  • Mrs. Random: What does he do?
  • Susan Vance: He hunts
  • Mrs. Random: Hunts? Hunts what?
  • Susan Vance: Well - animals I should think.
  • David Huxley: [David is trying to prove to Susan that she's playing his ball] You see, a PGA has two black dots and a Cro-Flight has a circle.
  • Susan Vance: Mm-hmm. I'm not superstitious about things like that.
  • David Huxley: [Pointing to a mark on the golf ball Susan just sank] There you see, it's a circle.
  • Susan Vance: Well, of course it is, do you think it would roll if it were square?
  • David Huxley: [David has just slipped on the olive Susan had dropped and he has fallen backward - sitting upon his hat] Well I might have known you were here. I had a feeling - just as I hit the floor.
  • Susan Vance: That was your hat.
  • Susan Vance: You're angry, aren't you?
  • David Huxley: Yes, I am!
  • Susan Vance: Mm-hmm. The love impulse in man frequently reveals itself in terms of conflict.
  • Susan Vance: Now that's all perfectly clear, isn't it?
  • Dr. Fritz Lehman: Yeah-No it *isn't* ! You see - she's going to give me an explanation...
  • David Huxley: No no no and my dear sir, it never *will* be clear, as long as she's explaining it!
  • Mr. Gogarty: [Gogarty, David, and Susan are in jail] Miss Susan! How'd you get here?
  • David Huxley: Influence.
  • Susan Vance: Don't worry, Gogarty, I'll get you out.
  • David Huxley: Oh, sure. Look, she got me out.
  • Mrs. Random: [Mrs. Random finds David and Susan running out of the house] Susan Susan - come back here - come back here this minute! What are you doing?
  • Susan Vance: Hunting for George.
  • Mrs. Random: Why?
  • Susan Vance: [In a rush] David wants him, David loves him, David thinks he's such a nice dog.
  • Mrs. Random: George is a fiend and you know it!
  • Susan Vance: But David doesn't.
  • David Huxley: But Susan, you can't climb in a man's bedroom window!
  • Susan Vance: I know, it's on the second floor!
  • David Huxley: My glasses! Don't move, Susan.
  • Susan Vance: Here they are. Oooh, they're broken. I'm so sorry.
  • David Huxley: It doesn't make any difference. The things I've been doing today, I can do just as well with my eyes shut.
  • David Huxley: Susan, is there any way to cross this stream?
  • Susan Vance: Oh, surely it's shallow. We can wade across.
  • [they both walk into the stream, then fall in after the floor drops off]
  • David Huxley: Oh, Susan...
  • Susan Vance: The riverbed's changed!
  • David Huxley: [on the phone] Yes, I did see Mr. Peabody, but I didn't see him. Well that is, I didn't see him really. Yes, I spoke to him twice, but I didn't talk to him.
  • Alice Swallow: But David, I don't understand. Did you see him or didn't you ?
  • David Huxley: Well - no I don't know - well how do I know ? well because - because - well there's someone at the door - you see there are some things that are very hard to explain, Alice.
  • Alice Swallow: Now once and for all, David, *nothing* must interfere with your work. Our marriage must entail no domestic entanglements of any kind.
  • David Huxley: [Stammering nervously] You mean... you mean...
  • Alice Swallow: [Firmly] I mean of *any* kind, David.
  • David Huxley: So if you don't mind, Susan, I'll see Mr. Peabody alone, and unarmed.
  • Susan Vance: Without me?
  • David Huxley: Yes, without you, and *definitely* without you.
  • Susan Vance: Now please listen to me - you certainly can't think that I did that intentionally!
  • David Huxley: Well, if I *could* think, I'd have run when I saw you!
  • Susan Vance: [Susan realizes that she has torn the back of her dress] Don't just stand there. Do something! Do something! Oh my goodness! Well, get behind me.
  • David Huxley: I *am* behind you.
  • Susan Vance: Well, get closer.
  • David Huxley: I can't *get* any closer!
  • Susan Vance: [One the phone] Have you got a leopard?
  • David Huxley: No.
  • Susan Vance: Well, I've got a leopard, and you're a zoologist, so come over and help me.
  • Susan Vance: [pauses] Yes, David, of course I know what a zoologist is!
  • Alice Swallow: You have an appointment this afternoon.
  • David Huxley: Have I? What for?
  • Alice Swallow: To play golf with Mr. Peabody.
  • David Huxley: What Peabody?
  • Alice Swallow: THE Alexander Peabody who represents Mrs. Carleton Random.
  • David Huxley: Now let me think.
  • Alice Swallow: Who may donate $1 million to the museum to complete all this.
  • David Huxley: Oh, sure! That Mr. Peabody. $1 million. That's pretty white of Mr. Peabody.
  • Alice Swallow: You haven't got it yet.
  • Dr. Alexander Peabody: Dr. Huxley, when I play golf, I only talk golf - and then only between shots.
  • Susan Vance: What would you say about a man who follows a girl around...
  • Dr. Fritz Lehman: Follows her around...
  • Susan Vance: ...And then when she talks to him, he fights with her?
  • Dr. Fritz Lehman: Fights with her... is the young man your fiance?
  • Dr. Fritz Lehman: Well, the love impulse in men very frequently reveals itself in terms of conflict.
  • Susan Vance: [Excitedly] The love impulse!
  • Dr. Fritz Lehman: Without my knowing anything about it, my rough guess would be, that he has a fixation on you, a fixation...
  • Susan Vance: No no wait a minute, I can't remember any more than that!
  • Susan Vance: [to David] You know why you're following me? You're a fixation.
  • Mrs. Random: What are you doing?
  • David Huxley: [exasperated and wearing Susan's negligee] I'm sitting in the middle of 42nd Street waiting for a bus!

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