Anita Miller Quotes in Almost Famous (2000)

Anita Miller: FECK YOU!

Elaine Miller: HEY!

Anita Miller: This is a house of lies!

Elaine Miller: Well there it is, your sister used the "F" word.

Young William: I think she said "feck."

Elaine Miller: What's the difference?

Young William: The letter "u."

Anita Miller: Listen to Tommy with a candle burning, and you'll see your entire future.

Elaine Miller: [to William] Your Dad was so proud of you. He knew you were a predominantly accelerated child.

Anita Miller: What about me?

Elaine Miller: You are rebellious and ungrateful of my love.

Anita Miller: One day you'll be cool. Look under your bed, it'll set you free.

Anita Miller: First it was butter then it was sugar and white flour, bacon, eggs, balogna, rock 'n roll, motorcycles. Then! It was celebrating Christmas on a day in September when you knew it wouldn't be commercialized! What else are you gonna ban?

Elaine Miller: Honey, you want to rebel against knowledge, I'm trying to give you the cliffnotes on how to live life in this world.

Anita Miller: We're like nobody else I know!

Elaine Miller: I am a college professor. Why can't I teach my own kids? Use me!

Anita Miller: Darryl says that you use knowledge to keep me down. He says that I'm a "Yes" person and you are trying to raise us in a "No" environment.

Elaine Miller: Well, clearly "No" is a word Darryl doesn't hear much.

Anita Miller: I can't live here! I hate you! Even William hates you!

Young William: I don't hate her.

Anita Miller: You do hate her! You don't even know the truth.

Elaine Miller: Dramaqueen.

Anita Miller: Feck you!

Elaine Miller: Hey!

Anita Miller: This is a house of lies!

Anita Miller: All the kids make fun of him. They call him the Narc behind his back.

Elaine Miller: What's a narc?

Anita Miller: It's a narcotics officer.

Elaine Miller: Well, what's wrong with THAT?

Anita Miller: This song explains why I'm leaving home to become a stewardess.

Anita Miller: It's unfair that we can't listen to our music!

Elaine Miller: That's because it's music about drugs and promiscuous sex.

Anita Miller: Simon and Garfunkel is poetry!

Elaine Miller: Yes it's poetry. It's poetry of drugs and promiscuous sex. Honey, they're on pot.

Anita Miller: [talking to William at the airport, after his story was rejected by Rolling Stone] You look awful, but it's great. You're living your life. You're free of Mom.

[William makes a face at her]

Anita Miller: Hey, I'll take off work. Let's have an adventure together - you and me - finally. Anywhere you wanna go, anywhere in the world.

Anita Miller: [cut to the Miller's house] This is not my idea of a good time.