Fred Astaire Quotes in Dancing Lady (1933)
Fred Astaire Quotes:
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Patch Gallagher: Do you feel like going through that opening number with Mr. Astaire?
Janie 'Duchess' Barlow: All right.
Patch Gallagher: Freddie!
Fred Astaire: Yes, Pat.
Patch Gallagher: Show Miss Barlow the routine on that opening number, will you?
Fred Astaire: I'd love to.
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Janie 'Duchess' Barlow: [singing] Let's go Bavarian, Get yourself a sweet fräulein, She can help you drink a stein, Of good cold beer. Let's go Bavarian, Clink your glasses all around, Make that tinkle tinkle sound...
Fred Astaire: Spread good cheer! Here in Bavaria, They take good care of ya...
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Fred Astaire: I'm sorry, I can't quite place you. What line of business are you in?
Gene Kelly: Well, I dance.
Fred Astaire: Oh, at home, for the folks? Picnics and that kind of thing?
Gene Kelly: Oh, no, no. In public.
Fred Astaire: On street corners?
Gene Kelly: Oh, no. On the screen. Motion pictures! You do go to pictures that have dancing in them, don't you?
Fred Astaire: I try to see them all.
Gene Kelly: Did you see a picture called "Cover Girl"?
Fred Astaire: Yes.
Gene Kelly: Well, who did all the dancing in that?
Fred Astaire: You're not Rita Hayworth?
Gene Kelly: No I'm not... Ginger.
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Fred Astaire: [sings] Here's to the beautiful ladies / Here's to those wonderful girls / Adele's and Molly's, Lucille's and Polly's / You'll find them all at the Ziegfeld Follies.
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Fred Astaire: [sings] This is the mixture to start the picture / So bring on those beautiful girls.
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Fred Astaire: Hello.
Gene Kelly: How are you?
Fred Astaire: How's that folks?
Gene Kelly: What's new?
Fred Astaire: I'm great.
Gene Kelly: That's good.
Fred Astaire: Ha-ha!
Gene Kelly: Knock wood.
Fred Astaire: Well, well.
Gene Kelly: That's life.
Fred Astaire: What do you know?
Gene Kelly: How's the wife?
Fred Astaire: Gotta run.
Gene Kelly: Oh, my.
Fred Astaire: Ta-ta.
Gene Kelly: Olive oil.
Gene Kelly, Fred Astaire: Bye, bye.
-- Fred Astaire
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