Chuck Rodwell Quotes in Meet Me in Las Vegas (1956)

Chuck Rodwell: Hold my hand, will you honey, just for luck. Just a second, baby. Relax.

Roulette Dealer: Seven Red.

Chuck Rodwell: Why you great big beautiful doll! That's not a hand, that's a rabbit's foot! You're a bunny rabbit, that's what you are.

Maria Corvier: Let me go! You idiot!

Chuck Rodwell: Why, bunny?

Maria Corvier: Really!

[Storms off]

Chuck Rodwell: That's the worst tempered bunny I've run into.

Chuck Rodwell: Look, baby!

Maria Corvier: Please stop calling me baby or honey or bunny!

Chuck Rodwell: I'm sorry, I don't know your name.

Maria Corvier: I don't want you to!

Lotzi: All of the sudden, I can't believe it. You got lucky?

Chuck Rodwell: Lotzi, do you believe in witches?

Lotzi: Certainly. Why? You meet one? Her? The ballerina? You're barking up your wrong witch!

Chuck Rodwell: You put the hand, I put up the money.

Passing Girl: Want to try again, baby?

Maria Corvier: He hasn't the time, thank you anyway.

Passing Girl: Excuse me. I didn't know you had your nurse with you.

Chuck Rodwell: Bunny, let me do my own brushing off, will ya?

Chuck Rodwell: You great, big, beautiful doll!

Chuck Rodwell: Bunny, you baffle me. I thought all of you ballerinas lived the real gay life.

Maria Corvier: Could we dance? Just for a minute, I've never danced with anyone, except professionally.

Chuck Rodwell: Bunny, it occurs to me there's an awful lot of things you've never done.

Maria Corvier: You have no idea. In fact, I had no idea. And I'd like to do every single one of them tonight.

Maria Corvier: I just wanted to know how you feel about ballet?

Chuck Rodwell: What?

Maria Corvier: Ballet.

Chuck Rodwell: Oh, ballet, Oh, I can take it or leave it. Of course, I haven't seen you, yet.

Maria Corvier: You certainly haven't.

Maria Corvier: The only thing that could possibly keep me from opening here would be my deciding not to, not your deciding anything. If I made a fool of myself last night, why shouldn't I? If I want to Can-Can down Main Street or gamble with him or not gamble with him, why shouldn't I? Let's get this straight Mr. Culdane, what I do or I don't do, depends entirely on me!

[Storms off]

Chuck Rodwell: Man, that's nobody, that's a tiger!

Tom Culdane: Whatever she is, she can have me.

Lotzi: Ah, well, if it isn't Lucky Chucky.

Chuck Rodwell: And a happy good morning to you.

Lotzi: You're having a fine night's sleep I hope.

Chuck Rodwell: Wonderful. I spent the night with Emma.

Lotzi: [to two old spinsters at the blackjack table] Don't worry, girls, its a horse, Emma.

Chuck Rodwell: You promised!

Lotzi: Who believes a Hungarian promise?

Chuck Rodwell: Bunny, are you just talking or do you know what your saying?

Maria Corvier: I know what I'm saying, I just don't know where its going.

Chuck Rodwell: I do.

[Kiss]

Maria Corvier: What happened to our fairy godmother?

Chuck Rodwell: She took a powder, that's all. Well, she got us together. I guess, you figure, that's all she was supposed to do. We'll show her. We won't invite her to our party. Right?

Maria Corvier: Right.