Highlights
Forbidden Fruits - Exclusive Interview
Forbidden Fruits
Thrash - When Disaster Meets the Deep Clip
Thrash
Hoppers - Premiere Puppet Sizzle Clip
Hoppers
Heartstopper Forever - Official Poster
Heartstopper Forever
Enola Holmes 3 - Exclusive Interview with Millie Bobby Brown
Enola Holmes 3
Whalefall - Official Teaser Poster
Whalefall
Thrash - Trapped Between Flood and Sharks Clip
Thrash
Elle Season 1 - Official Poster
Elle
Emily in Paris Final Chapter - Merci Paris Clip
Emily in Paris
Motor City - Exclusive Poster
Motor City
You, Me & Tuscany - Exclusive Interviews
You, Me & Tuscany
The Odyssey - Cast at the World Premiere
The Odyssey
Off Campus Season 1 - Absolutely Obsessed with Justin Kohl Clip
Off Campus
Digger - Official Poster
Digger

Maureen O'SullivanQuotes

Maureen O'Sullivan
Birthday
May 17th, 1911
From
Boyle, County Roscommon, Ireland
Actor

Tarzan's Secret Treasure - Trust in Unspoken Secrets of Wealth

Jane: He'll never tell where his riches came from. You can be sure of that.
Tarzan: Tarzan sure.

Tarzan's Secret Treasure - Misunderstandings in a Serene Setting

Jane: My, the water's beautiful tonight!
Tarzan: Not water. Jane!
Jane: Mr. Tarzan, as nice little Mr. O'Doul would say, tis blarney you're giving me.
Tarzan: Blarney?
Jane: We call it love, darling. Do you remember when we first used to swim here?
Tarzan: Tarzan remember.
Jane: To think that I was ever frightened of you. You know, Tarzan, when a man meets a young lady in the outside world, he doesn't dare behave not one bit like you did.
Tarzan: What man do?
Jane: Well, they shake hands, that is, if she offers him her hand. Then he bows from the hips and asks permission to call. And then if she's of age, he takes her to some parties or theater or somewhere to dine. And then, if he decides he wants her for his wife, he goes to see her father.
Jane: To ask him his permission to marry his daughter.
Tarzan: Why?
Jane: That's the way it's done. Politely. With etiquette.
Tarzan: Too much talk. Tarzan way better.

Tarzan Escapes - Love and Friendship in the Jungle

Tarzan: Jane no happy?
Jane: How shall I tell you, darling? I love Tarzan. Tarzan is Jane's love. Like the stars over the night. Like the air to breathe. Tarzan makes me alive. But Eric and Rita are my friends. Friends. Like rain at the end of the summer. Like the wind moving the tops of the jungle. I'm yours. You are mine. But I must help Rita. She's my friend. Friend. As Tarzan is Cheeta's friend to help her when she was in the trap.
Tarzan: Trap?
Jane: Yes, trap.
Tarzan: Leguna?
Jane: No darling, not a real trap. Just as strong. Just as horrible.
Tarzan: Jane want go?
Jane: Don't you remember how you went when Timba was in the pit the tribes had dug?
Tarzan: Jane want go?
Jane: Tarzan, believe me. When the moon has made safari three times - three times - and when she comes out of the river, big and round, and looks in on us here, she'll find us as we are now. Together. And my safari will be over forever. And I will never go away again.

Tarzan and His Mate - A New Beginning for Tarzan and Jane

Tarzan: Always gone.
Jane Parker: No dear, always is just beginning, for you and me.

Tarzan and His Mate - A Difficult Decision for Jane Parker

Jane Parker: You want me to go back, don't you?
Harry Holt: You must go back, Jane.
Harry Holt: You can't stay here. Supposing anything happened to him. You couldn't live.
Jane Parker: I don't think I'd want to.
Harry Holt: That's nonsense. Suppose he were to die.
Jane Parker: Why should he?
Harry Holt: Anything can happen in this place, Jane. Where would you be then?
Jane Parker: Where would he be if I went back?
Harry Holt: Well... well, let him come along, too.
Jane Parker: Tarzan over there? Then he would die.

Tarzan's New York Adventure - Understanding Different Perspectives on Enjoyment

Tarzan: [inside the smoke-filled Club Moonbeam in New York] Smell like a Swahili swamp. Why people stay?
Jane: It's what they call having a good time.

Tarzan's New York Adventure - Facing Fears Together in Parenthood

Tarzan: Boy little Tarzan.
Jane: And I want him to grow up to be a big Tarzan.
Tarzan: Tarzan watch Boy.
Jane: I know you will. I know I shouldn't worry. I know there's no need to worry as long as you're with me. At first, I used to have so many little fears for myself, for Boy. But one by one, you've chased them all away. Wouldn't it be strange if someday I became as brave as you are?
Tarzan: Jane no need to be brave. Jane beautiful. Jane good.
Jane: You are my goodness, darling. My strength.
Tarzan: [pointing] Jane. Tarzan. Tarzan. Jane.

Tarzan's New York Adventure - Mystery Sound in the Sky

Boy: Cheetah! What is it?
Jane: Cheetah must be seeing things. What is it, Tarzan? What is it?
Tarzan: Uguna. Strange sound in sky. Big. Far off.
Jane: I don't hear anything.
Tarzan: Tarzan hear. Cheetah hear. Elephant hear.
Boy: Now I hear it. Like a great wind coming.

Tarzan's New York Adventure - Facing Fear in a Deceptive World

Jane: We are going into places where men's minds are tangled worse that the worst underbrush in the jungle, and I'm afraid. More afraid than I've ever been in my life. Everywhere we'll be met with lies and deceit. Your honesty and directness will only be handicaps.

Tarzan the Ape Man - Conflict of Belonging and Love

Jane Parker: Tarzan! Don't go! Come with us. We'll all go back together. Tarzan. Tarzan! Tarzan.
James Parker: Jane, dear, you belong to us and he brought you back. Now, you must let him go. He belongs to the jungle.
Jane Parker: Not now, he belongs to me.

Tarzan the Ape Man - Exploring Identity and Cultural Perspectives

Jane Parker: What color are your eyes? Yes, I know, the color of the forest. Gray-green. I wonder what you'd look like dressed. Pretty good! You'd be a great success in London. And I believe you'd love it.
Tarzan: Love it?
Jane Parker: Or would you? Women are such fools. They'd spoil you.
Tarzan: Boy!
Jane Parker: I don't think you'd better look at me like that. You're awfully attractive. I love saying things to a man who can't understand. You don't even know what kisses are.
Tarzan: Love it!
Jane Parker: I dare say you would.

Hannah and Her Sisters - Parentage and Talent in Family Dynamics

Norma: It's a good thing that we had a talented daughter!
Evan: I can only hope that she was mine! With you as her mother, her father could be anybody in Actor's Equity!

A Day at the Races - Medical Questions and Staff Decisions

Judy Standish: [leaves] I'm satisfied with Mrs. Upjohn's recommendations. If you'll excuse me, I'll go out and bring in the rest of the staff.
Hackenbush: [to Whitmore] Why don't you go out and bring in something? Preferably, your resignation.
Whitmore: [sharply] Tell me, Dr. Hackenbush... just what was your medical background?
Hackenbush: Medically?
Whitmore: Yes.
Hackenbush: Oh, well, at the age of fifteen, I got a job in a drugstore filling prescriptions.
Whitmore: Don't you have to be twenty-one to fill prescriptions?
Hackenbush: Well, uh, that's for grown-ups. I just filled them for children.
Whitmore: No, no, Doctor. I mean, where did you get your training as a physician?
Hackenbush: Oh, well, uh, to begin with I took four years at Vassar.
Mrs. Upjohn: Vassar? But that's a girls college.
Hackenbush: [smirks] I found that out the third year. I'd've been there yet, but I went out for the swimming team.
Whitmore: The doctor seems reluctant to discuss his medical experiences.
Hackenbush: Well, medically, my experiences have been most unexciting. Except during the flu epidemic-
Whitmore: Ah, and what happened?
Hackenbush: I got the flu.