Diana Amft: Ottilie Giesecke
Quotes
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Sigismund Sülzheimer : I'm Sigismund Sülzheimer, the fans and their buddies can ll call me ''Siggi''.
Ottilie Giesecke : I'm...
Sigismund Sülzheimer : [interrupts] Lets rather talk about me. Everything I know about you, takes me one more secret away.
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Leopold : [after he quits] Ottilie, I'm sorry. I know, you hate it but I have to sing a song right now.
Ottilie Giesecke : Don't worry about me, Leo. Just go ahead and sing.
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Ottilie Giesecke : [Nobbe is texting Ottilie while sitting in front of her in a restaurant, Ottilie is taking her mobile] Oh my god, that's so exciting. We will tell our grandchildren about it, when they ask ''Granny, was that really like that? Did Granddad really proposed to you via text message?''
[reads the text message]
Ottilie Giesecke : Wait a minute. Do you have a typo? It says ''It is over''
Nobbe : Yes. With a V or a F?
Ottilie Giesecke : With a V.
Nobbe : Then everything is all right.
Ottilie Giesecke : But you wanted to text me something else.
Nobbe : No, I wanted to text you that it's over. Let's just be friends. I mean, after all, we see each other at the office every day. OK. Bye
[stands up to leave]
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Ottilie Giesecke : Have you escaped from anywhere?
Dr. Otto Siedler : From the prison of Lonelyness, from the Alcatraz of bachelorhood, from the Bastille of single state.
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Dr. Otto Siedler : Your nasal wings flatter my fingers tips. Both are elegantly curved, like tiny Olympic trails.
Ottilie Giesecke : I wish I could download you as an app: "1001 best compliments every woman should hear before she dies"
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Dr. Otto Siedler : You stamped over the white Flokati of my soul with dirty walking shoes.
Ottilie Giesecke : Well, give your to the cleaner and send me the bill, you choir boy.
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Ottilie Giesecke : We women love bastards. We are only happy being unhappy.
Leopold : That doesn't make any sense at all.
Ottilie Giesecke : We're talking about the female brain here.
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Ottilie Giesecke : Why are you worried? Yesterday you said no to me, cristal clear.
Dr. Otto Siedler : I said no because your proposal didn't seemed to come from the bottom of your heart but from the bottom of an empty booze bottle. I was afraid you would regret your step the next day and didn't wanted to embarress you.
Ottilie Giesecke : What If I have asked you sober?
Dr. Otto Siedler : Then my answer would have been the most yes-meaning yes with which somebody has ever answered a question.
