“Martha, Meet Frank, Daniel and Laurence” quotes
(1998)
Title Martha, Meet Frank, Daniel and Laurence
Original title Martha - Meet Frank, Daniel and Laurence
Year 1998
Director Nick Hamm
Genre Comedy, Romance
Original title Martha - Meet Frank, Daniel and Laurence
Year 1998
Director Nick Hamm
Genre Comedy, Romance
Plot – Three old friends live in London. Frank is an unemployed actor, Daniel is a successful music executive and Laurence gives bridge lessons and often has to make peace between Frank and Daniel. One day Daniel meets Martha, an American woman who wants to change her life. Daniel is attracted by her but when she misses their appointment, he saddens. When Frank meets Martha, he tries to conquer her too, but Laurence believes she's Daniel's girlfriend. To solve the situation, she dates the three men at the same time, but the boys argue and Martha goes away. When Laurence buys a plane ticket, he finds by chance Martha by his side onboard.
All actors – Monica Potter, Rufus Sewell, Tom Hollander, Joseph Fiennes, Ray Winstone, Debora Weston, Jan Pearson, Steven O'Donnell, Rebecca Craig, Paul Bigley, Geoffrey McGivern, Hamish Clark
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“- Frank: This is what women feel like when they give birth.
- Daniel: Yeah, except my hand kind of hurts.”“- Martha: I've heard you British guys are all gentleman. You are British aren't you?
- Daniel: English actually.”“Everyone has sex on aeroplanes.”
“There's nothing more boring than looking at paintings. Only reason anyone ever comes to an art gallery is to get laid.”
“I'd just been knocked unconscious and now an American, who'd never driven a stick shift, was driving my car down the wrong side of the road.”
“When I get nervous, I never say anything. I just sit there and get uptight.”
“- Daniel: One of the rooms they called it the library and they filled it full of books. Thousands of books on every subject and they're all second-hand. You know why?
- Martha: It was cheaper?
- Daniel: No. It's so it looks like they've been read.”“You didn't come to see me to make a decision. You came to me because you didn't like the decision you'd already made.”
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