Mrs. Burns Quotes in Mad About Mambo (2000)

Mrs. Burns: Latin dancing is more than just technique. Show me emotion. Show me passion. Imagine that you're in love with each other. Now, then, excite me. Make me blush.

Mrs. Burns: Catherine, dear, just where did we see "Ferguson" before? His face is so familiar.

Catherine Burns: Not to me it isn't.

Mrs. Burns: You never have any memory for faces.

Raymond Dabney: Could it have been in Cairo, Madam?

Mrs. Burns: Yes, of course, that's it. Cairo.

Catherine Burns: Just a minute, Mother, you've never been to Cairo.

Mrs. Burns: Oh, haven't I? I thought I had.

Raymond Dabney: Well, now that I think of it, I've never been to Cairo myself, Madam.

Mrs. Burns: That's funny. Have you ever been to Cairo, dear.

Catherine Burns: Not that I can remember, I haven't.

Mrs. Burns: Well, then, it can't have been in Cairo!

Catherine Burns: What a coincidence.

Raymond Dabney: It's a small world.

Mrs. Burns: We must get to the bottom of this, "Ferguson".

Raymond Dabney: By all means, Madam.

Mrs. Burns: What is your line, Mr. Dabney? It must be very interesting, I'm sure.

Claude Dabney: Me? Oh. I'm in ladies underwear.

Mrs. Burns: What?

Cosgrove Dabney: Well, we're both in ladies underwear.

Mrs. Burns: Really? How very odd.