& Constance Trentham: Tell me, how much longer are you going to go on... making films?
Ivor Novello: I suppose that rather depends on how much longer the public want to see me in them.
Constance Trentham: Yes, it must be hard to know... when it’s time to throw in the towel. What a pity about that last one of yours. What-What was it called?.. The Dodger?
Ivor Novello: The Lodger.
Constance Trentham: The Lodger. And it must be so disappointing... when something just, you know, flops like that.
Ivor Novello: Yes, it is... rather disappointing.
& Henry Denton: Why does this fork go on the right?
Arthur: Because they eat the fish with two of them. One in each hand.
Henry Denton: Why is that, then?
Arthur: Search me.
& Constance Trentham: What shirt have you brought?
Mary: Um, the green with the pink stripe.
Constance Trentham: Oh, no, dear. No. That’s quite wrong. No, always something very plain for country sports... The one I had on today will do.
Mary: But it’s soiled.
Constance Trentham: Yeah, well, you can wash it, can’t you?
& Henry Denton: I’ll see you later. I’ve got a date with a hot glass of milk.
& Mary: You’d better keep your eye on him. I think he’s a queer one. He’s not from Scotland, for a start. At least not any part of it that I know.
& Sylvia McCordle: Oh, don’t worry about him. He’s just an American staying with us.
& Mabel Nesbitt: It’s terrible.
Freddie Nesbitt: Oh, do stop sniveling. Anyone would think you were Italian! Christ.
& Mary: I would think Miss Isobel might stay in bed tomorrow.
Constance Trentham: Unmarried girls don’t have breakfast trays. Not in this house.
& Elsie: Oh, you’re still here.
Henry Denton: I thought that...
Elsie: Yeah, well, appearances can be deceptive, can’t they?
& Henry Denton: Why does everyone treat me as if I were one of these stupid snobs? I spent half the week downstairs with all of you!
Lottie: You can’t be on both teams at once, sir.
& Mrs. Wilson: What gift do you think a good servant has that separates them from the others? It’s the gift of anticipation. And I’m a good servant. I’m better than good. I’m the best. I’m the perfect servant. I know when they’ll be hungry and the food is ready. I know when they’ll be tired and the bed is turned down. I know it before they know it themselves.
& Mrs. Wilson: They can never touch him. That’s what’s important... his life.
Mary: And your life?
Mrs. Wilson: Didn’t you hear me? I’m the perfect servant. I have no life.
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Ivor Novello: I suppose that rather depends on how much longer the public want to see me in them.
Constance Trentham: Yes, it must be hard to know... when it’s time to throw in the towel. What a pity about that last one of yours. What-What was it called?.. The Dodger?
Ivor Novello: The Lodger.
Constance Trentham: The Lodger. And it must be so disappointing... when something just, you know, flops like that.
Ivor Novello: Yes, it is... rather disappointing.
& Henry Denton: Why does this fork go on the right?
Arthur: Because they eat the fish with two of them. One in each hand.
Henry Denton: Why is that, then?
Arthur: Search me.
& Constance Trentham: What shirt have you brought?
Mary: Um, the green with the pink stripe.
Constance Trentham: Oh, no, dear. No. That’s quite wrong. No, always something very plain for country sports... The one I had on today will do.
Mary: But it’s soiled.
Constance Trentham: Yeah, well, you can wash it, can’t you?
& Henry Denton: I’ll see you later. I’ve got a date with a hot glass of milk.
& Mary: You’d better keep your eye on him. I think he’s a queer one. He’s not from Scotland, for a start. At least not any part of it that I know.
& Sylvia McCordle: Oh, don’t worry about him. He’s just an American staying with us.
& Mabel Nesbitt: It’s terrible.
Freddie Nesbitt: Oh, do stop sniveling. Anyone would think you were Italian! Christ.
& Mary: I would think Miss Isobel might stay in bed tomorrow.
Constance Trentham: Unmarried girls don’t have breakfast trays. Not in this house.
& Elsie: Oh, you’re still here.
Henry Denton: I thought that...
Elsie: Yeah, well, appearances can be deceptive, can’t they?
& Henry Denton: Why does everyone treat me as if I were one of these stupid snobs? I spent half the week downstairs with all of you!
Lottie: You can’t be on both teams at once, sir.
& Mrs. Wilson: What gift do you think a good servant has that separates them from the others? It’s the gift of anticipation. And I’m a good servant. I’m better than good. I’m the best. I’m the perfect servant. I know when they’ll be hungry and the food is ready. I know when they’ll be tired and the bed is turned down. I know it before they know it themselves.
& Mrs. Wilson: They can never touch him. That’s what’s important... his life.
Mary: And your life?
Mrs. Wilson: Didn’t you hear me? I’m the perfect servant. I have no life.
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