Anyone else LOVE the way Katharine Hepburn says this? I love the way she said it, and I thought that line summed up her character well also.
"Farewell Ethel Barrymore, I must tear myself from your side" *rip*
I love how she said that line, with real depth and feeling. I think she was amazing in this film and her line delivery was near perfect.
I also loved when Dex said "why me, where do I come into it any more", I want to jump into the film and grab him at that point and hug him!
This is one of my favorite lines ever. There was a genuine emotion in Katherine Hepburn when she said this, kind of distressed and upset by the love she wants and the love she knows.
I was the shyest human ever invented, but I had a lion inside me that wouldn't shut up.
There are so many great lines, not just the jokes, but the soft ones that give us the real insight. When Stewart says, "Ahh, you're the golden girl, Tracy," I want to cry every time just knowing that people only say that in the movies.
shareThat is probably my favorite line from this movie. It pretty much sums up her character perfectly, and the look she gets when she says it is heartbreaking. =[
Kate was an excellent actress!
"I like to think you killed a man...it's the romantic in me."
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A great line
"Oh Hoss,I paid two dollars for this," Joe Cartwright in The Bonnaza episode: The Gunmen.
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The way she delivers this line shows a great depth, and not a momentary, inspired depth, but a truly mulled over, meditated, lamented depth that is profound, layered, and timeless.
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She undoubtedly became a first rate actress but the question remains WHY men worshipped her. Grace Kelly I can see but Hepburn, no.
shareWhy is subjective... but being she won more Oscars than any woman in acting history to this day should tell you a thing or two. And that's just the tip of the iceberg. She had class, she had depth, personality, talent, humor, she had it all.
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"Eye if the beholder"
shareThe question is, WHAT does she want to be loved for? What makes her good enough to be loved? Maybe that's why men worship her, for she's simply a figure, a statue, a Goddess, like her father said, a beautiful thing, but missing the one essential: a heart. Many people want to be loved, but they have nothing, no virtues, no values to be worthy of someone loving them.
.;*We Live Inside A Dream*;.