Hello Again (1987 film) Quotes

Hello Again (1987 film) is a television show that was first aired in 1970 . Hello Again stopped airing in 1970.

It features Frank Perry as producer, William Goldstein in charge of musical score, and Jan Weincke as head of cinematography.

Hello Again (1987 film) is recorded in English and originally aired in United States. Each episode of Hello Again (1987 film) is 96 minutes long. Hello Again (1987 film) is distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures.

The cast includes: Gabriel Byrne as Kevin Scanlon, Judith Ivey as Zelda, Shelley Long as Lucy Chadman, and Sela Ward as Kim Lacey.

Hello Again (1987 film) Quotes

Judith Ivey as Zelda

• (Judith Ivey) "You should never help a human being who makes his living suctioning thigh fat."

• (Judith Ivey) "Are you crazy?"
• (Judith Ivey) "You just killed a transmigrating soul. I mean that could have been Beethoven, Boticelli -- Jack Benny."

Shelley Long as Lucy Chadman

• (Shelley Long) "Will you lighten up? You didn't marry Hastings for his money."
• (Sela Ward) "Of course I did. What else do you get married for? Love? Love lasts six, eight months tops. Money is forever."

• (Shelley Long) "Argh. I feel like I'm caught in a Trojan. A pleated Trojan. With fringe."

• (Shelley Long) "You clean? This is cleaning, right? My son is cleaning? I never thought I'd live to see the day -- actually I didn't."

• (Shelley Long) "He's a brilliant Doctor, and so creative."
• (Judith Ivey) "A tushy lift is creative?"
• (Shelley Long) "So, it's a not a sonnet."

Gabriel Byrne as Kevin Scanlon

• (Gabriel Byrne) "That look has real possibilities."

Sela Ward as Kim Lacey

• (Sela Ward) "Slim pickings this afternoon. They're married, or they dribble, or they're otherwise engaged."
• (Shelley Long) "To each other?"
• (Sela Ward) "Right."

• (Sela Ward) "Isn't this party absolutely sublime?"
• (Shelley Long) "Beats a cesspool backup."

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