Confidentially Connie (1953)
Janet Leigh: Connie Bedloe
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Quotes
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Joe Bedloe : [looking at the huge slab of meat] Holy mackerel!
Connie Bedloe : No, dear, holy cow!
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Connie Bedloe : Mr. Spangenberg, I want no brains, no feet, and no tails. I want something from the middle of the beast.
Emil Spangenberg : Tripe.
Connie Bedloe : No tripe! I want four lamb chops.
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Connie Bedloe : [walking past the local butcher] I'm going in and buying four lamb chops for dinner.
Phyllis Archibald : What are you going to use for money?
Connie Bedloe : Eh? My cigarette allowance.
Phyllis Archibald : You could never quit smoking.
Connie Bedloe : I just did. Coming in?
Phyllis Archibald : Not me. It would be like turning a drunk loose in a brewery.
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Joe Bedloe : What about the budget? You said for the rest of the week we'd be eating codfish balls.
Connie Bedloe : Oh, I juggled the budget a bit.
Joe Bedloe : How?
Connie Bedloe : Gave up smoking. Good thing, too. I've been meaning to give it up for some time.
Joe Bedloe : First I've heard of it.
Connie Bedloe : Oh, sure! Pregnant women shouldn't smoke.
Joe Bedloe : Oh, don't give me that. I've been up at Dr. Shoop's Waiting Room. It's like a forest fire up there.
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Connie Bedloe : [singing] Little lamb chops, Little lamb chops, You are so very good, Little lamb chops, Little lamb chops, You are so very good, I love my little lamb chops, Little lamb chops, I love
Connie Bedloe , Joe Bedloe : I love my little lamb chops. Little lamb chops, I love!
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Connie Bedloe : Joe, the neighbors.
Joe Bedloe : Oh, let 'em look. It's time the men around here learn how to kiss their wives, anyhow.
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Connie Bedloe : Mrs. Richards across the street asked me the other day if you were a test pilot.
Joe Bedloe : Well, what gave her that idea?
Connie Bedloe : She said you kiss me in the morning like you weren't sure you were coming home at night.
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Opie Bedloe : I figured you'd be skinny and ugly.
Connie Bedloe : But, I am!
Opie Bedloe : You sure are, doll. But, not nearly so skinny and ugly as I figured.
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Joe Bedloe : Don't forget to take your pills, Connie.
Connie Bedloe : I'll take them later.
Joe Bedloe : Take them now where I can see you.
Connie Bedloe : Slave driver!
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Opie Bedloe : Pregnant women gotta eat meat!
Connie Bedloe : Yes.
Opie Bedloe : You can't have no good baby eatin' pills and fish.
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Connie Bedloe : If you'd brought me jewels or minks or even money, I could have said no without batting an eye. But - steak. Oh, heaven forgive me.
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Connie Bedloe : You know how I feel about... meat.
[Connie smiles]
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Joe Bedloe : I wouldn't exactly like to live with him again, but, I guess, it would be tolerable.
Connie Bedloe : It might be tolerable living in a tank of barracudas too.
Joe Bedloe : Now, Connie, don't you think you're painting him a little black?
Connie Bedloe : I'm painting him black? I've never even laid eyes on the man. I'm just quoting you. It couldn't be that you've painted him a little black, could it?
Joe Bedloe : No. He's a very difficult man, that father of mine, very difficult. But he's not black! A little gray maybe, but, not black.
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Opie Bedloe : There is nothin' as good as meat. Nothin' in all this world.
Connie Bedloe : Yes, my little cattleman. Would you like me to tuck you in?
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Joe Bedloe : Connie, where are you?
Connie Bedloe : Out here.
Joe Bedloe : What are you doing?
Connie Bedloe : What am I always doing? Fixing dinner.
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Joe Bedloe : You're a treacherous, devious, perfidious, double-dealing wench!
Connie Bedloe : Yes, my Lord.
Joe Bedloe : Aren't you ashamed of yourself?
Connie Bedloe : Oh, yes, my Lord.
Joe Bedloe : Well, in that case...
[Joe kisses Connie]
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Phyllis Archibald : How'd you get my secret recipe?
Connie Bedloe : Oh, I like secrets.
Phyllis Archibald : So do I. It gives you something to talk about.
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Joe Bedloe : Isn't it wonderful, Connie.
Connie Bedloe : What?
Joe Bedloe : That our friends are going to have plenty of meat.
Connie Bedloe : Oh, peachy!
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Connie Bedloe : Opie, when are you going to get it through your head that teaching isn't a business. It's a calling. It's something you make sacrifices for; because you believe in it.
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Mother of Twins : What she went through... I happen to know she was in labor for exactly twenty minutes. My husband delivered the baby.
Connie Bedloe : Are you married to a doctor?
Mother of Twins : Traffic cop!
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Connie Bedloe : Plenty of love and plenty of pride in my man.
Joe Bedloe : Why? Because I'm such a good provider?
Connie Bedloe : Oh, look darling. My father was a teacher. And his father before him. I knew I wasn't getting in for a life of ease when i married you.