Sullivan's Travels - Discussion about the swimming pool location
The Girl: [Sullivan and the girl are walking through his palatial mansion]
Where's the swimming pool? You must have a swimming pool.
John L. Sullivan:
Right out here.
John L. Sullivan:
Outside dining room, barbecue.
The Girl:
Hmm.
John L. Sullivan:
Pretty, isn't it?
The Girl:
Yeah.
John L. Sullivan:
There's the tennis court up there, grape arbor there, and the grove there. Well, I guess that's about all. What are you looking at me that way for?
John L. Sullivan: [falls into the swimming pool]
Ooh!
The Girl:
Hey, you big fathead!
John L. Sullivan:
What's the big idea?
The Girl:
That's for your swimming pools and your tennis courts and your limousines and your barbecues. That's for making fun of a poor girl who only tried to help you, you big faker!
John L. Sullivan:
Who made fun of you?
The Girl:
You did, with your stories of being a washed-up director, you big clunk!
John L. Sullivan:
Oh I did, did I?
Burrows:
Breakfast is served, sir.
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Sullivan's Travels - Preferences and Identity in Relationships
The Girl:
I liked you better as a bum.
John L. Sullivan:
I can't help what kind of people you like.
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Sullivan's Travels - Reflection on Wealth and Human Connection
Las Vegas Diner Counterman: [Giving the obviously broke Sully and girl each coffee and a donut]
I'll never get rich.
The Girl:
Oh, gee.
John L. Sullivan:
You're a little richer than you were. Hundreds of miles from everything. Cut off from the world, a taste of human kindness. I'll never forget it as long as I live. What town is this?
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Sullivan's Travels - Finding Trouble in Simplicity
The Girl:
You're so simple, you're apt to get into a lot of trouble.
John L. Sullivan:
What do ya think I'm out here for?
The Girl:
Gee, I like that about you. You're like those knights of old who used to ride around looking for trouble.
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Sullivan's Travels - The Paradox of Seeking Solitude Together
John L. Sullivan:
But nothing is going to stop me. I'm going to find out how it feels to be in trouble. Without friends, without credit, without checkbook, without name. Alone.
The Girl:
And I'll go with you.
John L. Sullivan:
How can I be alone if you're with me?
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Sullivan's Travels - A Humorous Take on Social Interactions
The Girl:
You know, the nice thing about buying food for a man is that you don't have to listen to his jokes. Just think, if you were some big shot like a casting director or something, I'd be staring into your bridgework saying Yes, Mr. Smearcase. No, Mr. Smearcase. Not really, Mr. Smearcase! Oh, Mr. Smearcase, that's my knee! Give Mr. Smearcase another cup of coffee. Make it two. Want a piece of pie?
John L. Sullivan:
No thanks, kid.
The Girl:
Why, Mr. Smearcase, aren't you getting a little familiar?
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The Blue Dahlia - Memory of a Past Encounter
Johnny Morrison:
Last night when I made myself walk out on you, remember? I said every guy had seen you before. Somewhere.
Joyce Harwood:
I remember.
Johnny Morrison:
But the trick was to find you.
Joyce Harwood:
I remember that, too. Do you think I'd ever forget it?
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The Blue Dahlia - The Challenge of Saying Goodbye
Joyce Harwood:
Well, don't you even say Good night'?
Johnny Morrison:
It's "good-bye", and it's tough to say good-bye.
Joyce Harwood:
Why is it? You've never seen me before tonight.
Johnny Morrison:
Every guy's seen you before somewhere. The trick is to find you.
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The Blue Dahlia - Facing the Consequences of Choices
Johnny Morrison:
I'm sorry, but nothing seems funny to me tonight. It all blows up in your face sometimes.
Joyce Harwood:
What does?
Johnny Morrison:
Whatever you're doing, whereever you're going.
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The Blue Dahlia - Strangers and Choices in Unexpected Situations
Joyce Harwood: [offering Johnny a lift as it rains heavily]
Get in.
Joyce Harwood:
Well, you could get wetter if you lie down in the gutter.
Johnny Morrison:
You oughta have more sense than to take chances with strangers like this.
Joyce Harwood:
Funny, but practically all the people I know were strangers when I met them. I'm going to Malibu. Is that any use to you?
Johnny Morrison:
What's in Malibu?
Joyce Harwood:
Houses, people. I have some friends there.
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The Blue Dahlia - The Illumination of a City
Joyce Harwood: [sitting with Johnny in a convertible in the hills overlooking Los Angeles]
It takes a lot of lights to make a city, doesn't it?
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