Fantasy Island, 1979

Athena: “Who is he, Niobe?” – Her first line said in her career.

Acording Michelle in several interviews, it should be: “Who is he, Naomi?”, but according the “heretical theory” by WhoIsHeNiobe, it has ben proved that the correct word is Niobe.

Scarface, 1983

Elvira Hancock: So do you want to dance, Frank, or do you want to sit there and have a heart attack?
Frank Lopez: Me, dance? Hey, I think I wanna have a heart attack.

Elvira Hancock: Don’t call me “Baby”. I’m not your “Baby”.

Frank Lopez: Lesson number one: Don’t underestimate the other guy’s greed!
Elvira Hancock: Lesson number two: Don’t get high on your own supply.

Tony Montana: Hey baby what is your problem? Huh, you got a problem? You’re good looking, you got a beautiful body, beautiful legs, beautiful face, all these guys in love with you. Only you got a look in your eye like you haven’t been fucked in a year!
Elvira Hancock: Hey, Jose. Who, why, when, and how I fuck is none of your business, okay?

Elvira Hancock: Nothing exceeds like excess. You should know that, Tony.

Elvira Hancock: Can’t you stop saying fuck all the time?

Elvira Hancock: Can’t you see what we’re becoming, Tony? We’re losers. We’re not winners, we’re losers.
Tony Montana: Go home. You stoned.
Elvira Hancock: I’m not stoned. You’re stoned.

Tony Montana: Look at that: a junkie… I got a junkie for a wife… Her womb is so polluted… I can’t even have a fucking little baby with her!
Manolo Ray: C’mon Tony…
Elvira Hancock: You son of a bitch!… you fuck!… [throws wine in Tony's face] HOW DARE YOU TALK TO ME LIKE THAT! What makes you so much better than me? What do you do? Kill people? Deal your drugs? Real contribution to human history Tony! What makes you think you can be a father? You don’t even know how to be a good husband!

The Witches of Eastwick, 1987

Sukie: “What scares me isn’t how short life is, no, it’s the pain, all the pain. I don’t understand why there has to be any pain.”

The Fabulous Baker Boys, 1989

Susie: “Yeah, they got a convention for everything. This guy was some big roller in suds. At least he was clean. Some of the guys I met through the service, you wouldn’t believe. The older ones, they were okay. Nice. Polite. Pulled the chair out for you. But the younger ones… It wasn’t so bad, though. I’d get a nice piece of steak, flowers, sometimes even a gift. Usually whatever the guy was into. Got a set of socket wrenches once. Believe it? The guy looked like he’d just given me four dozen roses. But I stayed at the Hartford once… you should see the rooms. All satin and velvet. And the bed. Royal blue, trimmed in lace clean as snow. Hard to believe sleeping in a room like that don’t change your life. But it don’t. The bed may be magic, but the mirror isn’t. You wake up the same old Susie. “

Frankie & Johnny, 1991

Frankie: “I’m afraid to be alone, I’m afraid not to be alone. I’m afraid of what I am, what I’m not, what I might become, what I might never become. I don’t want to stay at my job for the rest of my life, but I’m afraid to leave. And I’m just tired, you know? I’m just so tired of being afraid.”

Frankie: “Fuck you how I talk. I’ll talk any fucking way I fucking feel like. This is my fucking bowling night and who the fuck are you to fucking spoil it by fucking telling me you love me.”

Batman Returns, 1992

Selina/Catwoman: “I don’t know about you, Miss Kitty, but I feel much more yummy” – [Talking to her cat]

Selina/Catwoman: “I am Catwoman. Hear me roar”

Selina/Catwoman: “Life’s a bitch, and now so am I”

The Age Of Innocence, 1993

Ellen Olenska: ” I think we should look at reality, not dreams.”

Ellen Olenska: ” I can’t be your wife, Newland! Is that your idea I should live with you as your mistress?”

Ellen Olenska: “I knew you’d come.”

Ellen Olenska: “Newland. You couldn’t be happy if it meant being cruel. If we act any other way I’ll be making you act against what I love in you most. And I can’t go back to that way of thinking. Don’t you see? I can’t love you unless I give you up.”

Ellen Olenska: “How can we be happy behind the backs of people who trust us?”

Ellen Olenska: “Is New York such a labyrinth? I thought it was all straight up and down like Fifth Avenue. All the cross streets numbered and big honest labels on everything.”
“Is fashion such a serious consideration?”

One Fine Day, 1996

Melanie: I only wanted to warn you that Sammy can get into trouble faster than you can make most women smile.

Melanie: I forgot to tell you that Sammy is allergic to shellfish and dander. And also, he’s not allowed to watch commercial TV. And no matter what he says, he has to hold your hand when he crosses the street. Oh, and also, if you go to the playground, I’d like you to check the sandbox first, because you never know what people throw in there. And, also… OK. Bye.

Melanie: Let’s do this right. Let me freshen up so I’ll feel a little more like a woman and less like a dead mommy.

Jack: You know what my mother used to say to me?
Melanie: Gee, no, what?
Jack: Love your guy like a little boy and he’ll grow into a man.
Melanie: So she knew back then that you were gay?

Melanie: Your Peter Pan complex is so 90s.
Jack: What Peter Pan complex?
Melanie: The one you’re so proud of.
Jack: Do you have any friends?
Melanie: I don’t have time for friends.
Jack: That’s because of your Captain Hook complex.

Jack: What would you do if I kissed you right now?
Melanie: You wouldn’t kiss me.
Jack: But what would you do if i did?
Melanie: Do you wanna kiss me right now?
Jack: I wouldn’t've mentioned it if didn’t.

The Story Of Us, 1999

Ben: Are you saying Chow Fun’s because you don’t want to face telling the kids? Because if that’s why you’re saying Chow Fun’s, don’t say Chow Fun’s.
Katie: That’s not why I’m saying Chow Fun’s. I’m saying Chow Fun’s because we’re an “us”. There’s a history and histories don’t happen overnight. In Mesopotamia or Ancient Troy or somewhere back there, there were cities built on top of other cities, but I don’t want to build another city. I like this city. I know where we keep the Bactine, and what kind of mood you’re in when you wake up by which eyebrow is higher. And you always know that I’m a little quiet in the morning and compensate accordingly. That’s a dance you perfect over time. And it’s hard, it’s much harder than I thought it would be, but there’s more good than bad. And you don’t just give up. And it’s not for the sake of the children, but they’re great kids aren’t they? And we made them – I mean think about that – there were no people there and then there were people – two of them. And they grew. And I won’t be able to say to some stranger, “Josh has your hands” or “Remember how Erin threw up at the Lincoln Memorial?” So what if that stranger listens to me? I mean, Lucas Adler listens but then he always says “between you and I” and it should be “between you and me” because “between” is a preposition. And it’s not that there’s not a charming part about you not remembering the washer fluid – which I don’t understand why you can’t – but that’s not ultimately important. I’ll try to remember that those things can be mildly endearing at times and really not worth not having sex over. And I’ll try to relax. I mean is it the end of the world to have sex when you don’t totally feel like it? There are all kinds of sex, aren’t there? Comfort sex, tender sex, relief sex, “I’m not in the mood, but you are” sex…And let’s face it, anybody is going to have traits that get on your nerves, why shouldn’t it be your annoying traits? I’m no day at the beach, but I do have a good sense of direction so at least I can find the beach, but that’s not a criticism of you, it’s just a strength of mine. And you’re a good friend and good friends are hard to find. Charlotte in “Charlotte’s Web” said that and I love the way you read that to Erin – when you take on the voice of Wilbur the pig with such commitment even when you’re bone tired. It speaks volumes about character. And ultimately isn’t that what it comes down to? What a person’s made of at the end of the day? Because that pith helmet girl is still in here – “BEE-BOO, BEE-BOO!” And I didn’t even know she existed until I met you. And if you leave, I may never see her again – even though I said at times you beat her out of me – Isn’t that the paradox? Haven’t we hit the essential paradox? Give and take, push and pull, yin and yang, the best of times, the worst of times. I think Dickens said it best. It’s the Jack Sprat of it, he could eat no fat, his wife could eat no lean, but that doesn’t really apply here. Does it? I mean I guess what I’m trying to say is – I’m saying Chow Fun’s because I love you.