Jane Seymour Fonda movie quotes
- Name
- Jane Seymour
- Last name
- Fonda
- Pseudonym
- Jane Fonda
- Born
- December 21, 1937 in New York
- Gender
- female
- Nationality
- North American
- Profession
- actor, activist, film producer
- Zodiac sign
- Sagittarius
Jane Seymour Fonda movie quotes, phrases and lines
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- From the movie: 9 to 5
“- Franklin Hart, Jr.: I'm not such a bad guy!
- Judy Bernly: You're a sexist, egotistical, lying, hypocritical bigot.
- Franklin Hart, Jr.: So I have a few faults; who doesn't?” - From the movie: 9 to 5
“You're a sexist, egotistical, lying, hypocritical bigot!”
- From the movie: The Morning After
“- Turner Kendall: Never did see that damn trick done right.
- Alex Sternbergen: And you never will.
- Turner Kendall: Whatever makes you happy.
- Alex Sternbergen: You, oh you make me happy.” - La trovi in Actors' Love Affairs
“God, for two people to be able to live together for the rest of their lives is almost unnatural.”
- La trovi in About Colleagues
“When a legend grows up around a man there is often no means of pruning it, even within his family.”
- La trovi in Reputation and Popularity
“People think actresses find public-speaking easy, and it's not easy at all; we're used to hiding behind masks.”
- La trovi in Career in Cinema
“What the star-system represents is a typical sickness in our society — competition, competition success-oriented.”
- From the movie: Georgia Rule
“- Rachel: You don't look evil.
- Georgia: Make-up helps.” - From the movie: The Electric Horseman
“- Man: Hallie, Hallie Martin! We met in New York, remember?
- Hallie: Did we like each other?” - From the movie: Monster-in-Law
“- Viola Fields: Marriage is a sacred union which must only be entered with the utmost care.
- Charlie: Weren't you married four times?” - From the movie: Rollover
“- Hubbell Smith: I've been worried about you.
- Lee Winters: How are you?
- Hubbell Smith: Like everybody else. Looking for a way to begin again.
- Lee Winters: You're gonna need a partner.” - From the movie: California Suite
- From the movie: Youth
“Human beings really know how to be pathetic when they try to, huh?”
- From the movie: The China Syndrome
“- Kimberly Wells: He's good, I think he's good. He's won a lot of awards.
- Don Jacovich: I'm sure. Hothead award, Foulmouth award, Can-of-worms award...” - From the movie: Stanley & Iris
“Why do they call it a good cry? All it does is make you look like hell. And what's missing is still missing.”
- From the movie: The Morning After
“- Alex Sternbergen: I've got to call Jackie, maybe he calls help. He's smart, he knows the people that are in charge.
- Turner Kendall: In charge of what?
- Alex Sternbergen: Everything. The world.” - From the movie: Coming Home
“- Luke Martin: Turn the light on. I want to see you.
- Sally Hyde: What do I do?
- Luke Martin: Everything. I want you to do everything.
- Sally Hyde: Where can I touch you? Where can you - where can you feel?
- Luke Martin: It's nice. I'm real sensitive, in all areas that I feel - real sensitive.
- Sally Hyde: Can you feel that at all?
- Luke...” (continue)(continue reading) - From the movie: Georgia Rule
“- Arnold: How many lies have I told?
- Georgia: Oh, please. You're a lawyer!” - From the movie: 9 to 5
- From the movie: Old Gringo
- From the movie: Barefoot in the Park
“- Corie Bratter: My divorce! When do I get my divorce?
- Paul Bratter: How should I know? The marriage license hasn't even come in yet!” - From the movie: Monster-in-Law
“Everybody knows that when a woman marries a man she marries his mother, too. What if I drive her crazy?”
- From the movie: Cat Ballou
“- Cat Ballou: Mrs. Parker didn't introduce us, I'm Catherine Ballou.
- Jed: I'm drunk as a skunk.” - From the movie: 9 to 5
“- Violet Newstead: One thing you should know about dear old Roz... she's the eyes, ears, nose, and throat of Mr. Hart. Anything she hears, he hears.
- Judy Bernly: You mean she's a... a company spy?
- Violet Newstead: I wouldn't exactly say that, I'd just say that if you want to gossip in the ladies' room, I'd check under the stalls, first, for...” (continue)(continue reading) - From the movie: Georgia Rule
“- Lilly: There was a time you'd have dragged me by my hair out of here for drinking.
- Georgia: I'm too old. So's your hair.”
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