← The Quotebook
VerifiedTraced to a dated primary source.
“Well, it’s a form of self-expression. Some people write books. Some people write music. I make speeches on street corners.”
Leopold Dilg · 1942 · film · The Talk of the Town (1942)
Dilg defends his soapbox politicking to Nora and Lightcap.
Screen dialogue, spoken by Leopold Dilg in The Talk of the Town (1942).
On the same subject.
“Judy, Judy, Judy.”
Cary Grant · 1939
“I suppose you might call me the sophisticated type. I like to act with dialogue. Not with grunts.”
Cary Grant · 1958
“I really am a happy, amusing fellow at heart. Trouble is I seem the only one left.”
Cary Grant · 1958
“The film I most cared about was a flop. None But the Lonely Heart was the only time I played a character very near myself, a man unsure of himself, a drifter, a rake.”
Cary Grant · 1980