Clara McMillen Quotes in Kinsey (2004)

Clyde Martin: You know what amazes me? There's no relation between how sexy a girl looks and her sex life. The ugly ones seem to get all the action.

Clara McMillen: I always thought ugly was an ugly word.

Alfred Kinsey: Mac, did I ever tell you about the Mbeere?

Clara McMillen: No, not that I recall.

Alfred Kinsey: They're an ancient East African tribe. They believe that trees are imperfect men... eternally bemoaning their imprisonment. The roots that keep them stuck in one place. But I've never seen a discontented tree. Look at this one! The way its roots are gripping the ground. I believe it really loves it.

Clyde Martin: You know, this thing between Prok and me was fine for a while, but I guess I just really miss sleeping with women.

Alfred Kinsey: That's perfectly understandable. It's clear from your history you have a greater sexual interest in women than men.

Clyde Martin: Good. Then you won't mind if I ask Mac to have sex with me. Only if it appeals to you, of course.

Clara McMillen: Would it be separately or together?

Clyde Martin: Oh, no, definitely just you and I.

Clara McMillen: I think I might like that. What do you think, Prok?

Clara McMillen: I consider myself a free-thinker, and... frankly... I find you a little churchy.

Clara McMillen: A gall wasp in amber! How old is it?

Alfred Kinsey: About 80 million years. Does Mrs. Kinsey like her wedding present?