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 Donna Reed Quotation"Forty pictures I was in, and all I remember is 'What kind of bra will you be wearing today, honey?' That was always the area of big decision - from the neck to the navel." Movie Title: The Donna Reed Show (1958) as Donna Stone: Donna Stone : How do you know about feminine tricks? Mary Stone : I am growing up, Mother. Donna Stone : Well I'm glad you told me. Jeff Stone : You're the best cook in the world. And the prettiest. Donna Stone : I may not be the prettiest but with all this buttering up, I am the slipperiest. [Jeff enters, covered in bandages] Jeff Stone : I just made .50¢ the hard way: washing the neighbor's dog. Donna Stone : Why doesn't he wash his own dog? Jeff Stone : He's afraid of him. Donna Stone : Alex, that was no lady, that was your wife. Alex Stone : Mary is right. You are. Donna Stone : Are you going to finish that sentence or leave me dangling? Alex Stone : Mary has a theory that you're a woman. Donna Stone : I've been trying to tell you that for years. Donna Stone : David, wouldn't you like to come over here and have your birthday? David Barker: No, I couldn't do that. It takes too much trouble, baking a cake, fixing a party, can I bring a friend? Mary Stone : Don't you think I look like a Femme Fatale, Mother? Donna Stone : The ponytail gives you away. Donna Stone : Sergeant, I'm not trying to tell you how to do your job, I'm just telling you what I think you should do. Donna Stone : Hi, Alex, you busy? Alex Stone : Hi, what can I do for you? Donna Stone : I just stopped by to say hello. Alex Stone : Hello. Donna Stone : My, Tom Ellis really started something with all that talk about uniforms, didn't he? Alex Stone : As a matter of fact, I am busy. Jeff Stone : Mr. Duval has something to tell you. Donna Stone : Yes? Anton Duval : Oui. An emergency has arisen: the Bobcats need a tackeling dummy. For something of such importance, I play. Now, you must make them all understand I will only play one... What you might call an official benefit for tackeling dummies. Jeff Stone : We're going to charge $5 a ticket. Donna Stone : Well did Jeff happen to mention the cost of tackeling dummies? Anton Duval : Oui, $33. And, Mrs. Stone, if there should happen to be any money left over, like $2500, you might possibly find use for it, no? Movie Title: From Here to Eternity (1953) as Alma: Alma : Sit down and -- and get comfortable. I'll make you a martini and see what's to cook for dinner. Robert E. Lee "Prew' Prewitt : Hey, this is like being married, ain't it? Alma : It's better. Alma : Prew, it's true we love each other now, we need each other, but back in the States it might be different. Robert E. Lee "Prew' Prewitt : That ain't the real reason. Alma : You're right, it's not. Robert E. Lee "Prew' Prewitt : What is the real reason? Alma : I -- I won't marry you because I don't want to be the wife of a soldier. Robert E. Lee "Prew' Prewitt : Well, that... would be about the best I could ever do for you. Alma : Because nobody's going to stop me from my plan. Nobody, nothing. Because I want to be proper! Robert E. Lee "Prew' Prewitt : Proper. Alma : Yes, proper! In another year I'll have enough money saved. Then I'm going to go back to my home town in Oregon, and I'm going to build a house for my mother and myself, and join the country club and take up golf. Then I'll meet the proper man with the proper position, to make a proper wife, and can run a proper home and raise proper children. And I'll be HAPPY because when you're PROPER you're SAFE! Robert E. Lee "Prew' Prewitt : You've got guts, honey. I hope you can pull that off. Alma : I do mean it when I say I need you. 'Cause I'm lonely. You think I'm lying, don't you? Robert E. Lee "Prew' Prewitt : Nobody ever lies about being lonely. Movie Title: It's a Wonderful Life (1946) as Mary: George Bailey : What do you want, Mary? Do you want the moon? If you want it, I'll throw a lasso around it and pull it down for you. Hey. That's a pretty good idea. I'll give you the moon, Mary. Mary : I'll take it. Then what? George Bailey : Well, then you can swallow it, and it'll all dissolve, see... and the moonbeams would shoot out of your fingers and your toes and the ends of your hair... am I talking too much? Movie Title: Three Hours to Kill (1954) as Laurie Mastin: Jim Guthrie : Did you know we were going to get some cattle with the place? Laurie Mastin : Cattle? How many? Jim Guthrie : Two. We're going to be cattle barons. |
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