Last Tango in Paris - Love and Identity in Last Tango in Paris
Paul:
You ran through Africa and Asia and Indonesia, and now I found you... and I love you. I want to know your name.
Jeanne: [she shoots him]
Jeanne.
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Last Tango in Paris - A Question of Purpose in Unconventional Moments
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Last Tango in Paris - A Toast to Different Lives
Jeanne:
Let's drink a toast to our life in the hotel.
Paul:
No fuck all that! Hey listen! Let's drink a toast to our life in the country.
Jeanne:
You're a nature lover? You didn't tell me that.
Paul:
Oh, for Christ's sake... I'm nature boy. Can't you see me with the cows and the chickenshit all over me? Huh?
Jeanne:
Oh, that's right. To the cows!
Paul:
Cow.
Jeanne:
I will be your cow too.
Paul:
I get to milk you twice a day. How about that?
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Last Tango in Paris - Exploring Disconnection in Gender Relationships
Jeanne:
Why do you hate women?
Paul:
Because either they always pretend to know who I am, or they pretend I don't know who they are, and that's very boring.
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Last Tango in Paris - Love and Jealousy in a Musical Context
Jeanne:
I fell in love with him when I first heard him play piano.
Paul:
You mean the first time he got inside your knickers.
Jeanne:
He was a child prodigy; he was playing with both hands.
Paul:
I bet he was!
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Last Tango in Paris - Unfamiliarity in Relationships
Jeanne: [last line of the film]
I didn't know his name...
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Last Tango in Paris - The Value of Ignorance
Jeanne:
It's better not knowing anything.
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Last Tango in Paris - Critique of Domestic Virtue and Racism
Jeanne:
Olympia is the personification of domestic virtue: faithful, economic and racist.
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