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(1987)

Kim Basinger: Nadia Gates

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Quotes 

  • Nadia Gates : You might as well know this up front, David. I don't like you anymore. I *certainly* don't love you.

    David Bedford : I don't blame you.

    Nadia Gates : Do we have to have... sex?

    [word said with distaste] 

    David Bedford : Oh, yes!

    Nadia Gates : [shudders]  Okay.

    [resigns herself to this fate] 

    Nadia Gates : But no kissing!

  • Nadia Gates : Oh, Walter your beautiful car! Oh, look on the bright side, what else can happen?

  • Nadia Gates : Walter, if you will just drop me off at a hotel...

    Walter Davis : [cuts off Nadia]  What? And bring an end to this glorious evening?

  • Walter Davis : Nadia, I'm taking you home!

    Nadia Gates : To Baton Rouge?

    Walter Davis : I'm taking you to your friends' house! Now what's the address?

  • Nadia Gates : Oh, I feel horrible...

    Walter Davis : Oh, dare I to hope that you sobered up?

  • Nadia Gates : I just have this chemical imbalance, almost like an allergy to alcohol. It just makes me crazy!

  • Nadia Gates : [inspects painting]  Oh! This looks Japanese. "Master and Concubines"?

    Walter Davis : It's Yakamoto!

    Nadia Gates : What is?

    Walter Davis : No, no, the reason for this big business dinner tonight is this Japanese industrialist new client of ours. He's old world Japanese and he's got a wife that's more like a slave and he keeps concubines!

    Nadia Gates : You gotta be kidding me.

    Walter Davis : No, no, his wife knows all about it. It's "traditional" or something.

    Nadia Gates : Tell me something, Walter: Are you into those kind of "traditions"?

    [chuckles] 

    Walter Davis : [chuckles]  No, I'm actually a one-concubine kind of guy.

  • Walter Davis : [on bed, drunk]  Nadia, let's do it in the coats. Let's do it right here in the fur coats, honey. Ohh!

    Nadia Gates : Why don't you just go ahead and do now what you're going to do later anyway, Walter? Just pass out.

    Walter Davis : [from underneath pile]  Come to me, baby! Ahh!

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