We're in the Money (film) Quotes

We're in the Money (film) is a TV program that first aired in 1970 . We're in the Money ended its run in 1970.

It features Heinz Roemheld in charge of musical score, and Arthur L. Todd as head of cinematography.

We're in the Money (film) is recorded in English and originally aired in United States. Each episode of We're in the Money (film) is 66 minutes long. We're in the Money (film) is distributed by Warner Bros..

The cast includes: Glenda Farrell as Dixie Tilton, Anita Kerry as Claire LeClaire, Joan Blondell as Ginger Stewart, Hugh Herbert as Lawyer Homer Bronson, and Phil Regan as Singer Phil Logan.

We're in the Money (film) Quotes

Hugh Herbert as Lawyer Homer Bronson

• (Hugh Herbert) "It gives me pleasure to send forth two young ladies with such noble ambitions."
• (Joan Blondell) "I've got the nobleness. She's got the ambition."
• (Glenda Farrell) "For a thousand dollars we'll make a sap out of any man."

• (Hugh Herbert) "It's an outrage. You made a promise and you broke it and you gotta keep it broken. There."

• (Hugh Herbert) "A boat. I need a boat. Boat. Boat. My kingdom for a boat."

• (Judge) "Gentlemen. Gentlemen. It seems to me that Mr. Courtney is doing the right and proper thing."
• (Hugh Herbert) "The right and proper thing, your honor? This is a breach of promise suit. Without a breach it doesn't look very promising to me."

• (Hugh Herbert) "These subpoenas must be served immediately. You know, the Senate has already passed a law banning all breach of promise suits and it becomes effective very soon."
• (Joan Blondell) "Yes, but we're not talking about subpoenies. We're talking about quitting."
• (Hugh Herbert) "I'll give you fifty dollars a piece to serve these subpoenies."
• (Glenda Farrell) "Make it a hundred. A hundred for each summons."
• (Hugh Herbert) "I can't do it."
• (Glenda Farrell) "Why can't you do it? It's a half a million dollar case. Why can't you go four hundred?"
• (Hugh Herbert) "I can't afford it."
• (Glenda Farrell) "Well, then make it five hundred."
• (Hugh Herbert) "Now you're cheating yourself. Now you're cheating yourself."
• (Glenda Farrell) "All right. All right. We'll settle on a thousand. A thousand for the whole mess."
• (Hugh Herbert) "Well, that's fine. That's fine."

• (Hugh Herbert) "Have you any other profession outside of being Mr. Courtney's front?"
• (Phil Regan) "Oh, I sing a bit on the side."
• (Hugh Herbert) "On the side? Which side?"

Anita Kerry as Claire LeClaire

• (Anita Kerry) "You just back yourself out of my business."

• (Anita Kerry) "We want to be married right away."
• (Justice of the Peace) "Do you know that 14 and 6/10 per cent of marriages don't last a year?"
• (Anita Kerry) "It makes no difference. We are not like the others, are we Dickie?"
• (C. Richard Courtney, aka Carter) "No, certainly not."

• (Anita Kerry) "Why you double-crossing stool pigeon. You'll go to the hoosegow for this."
• (Hugh Herbert) "You'll go, I mean, I'll go, you'll go."

• (Anita Kerry) "Listen, slug."
• (Hugh Herbert) "You mean me? Me?"
• (Anita Kerry) "Yeah. You chiselin' shyster, I mean you. Quite tryin' to give Mazie the ol' stall-a-roo."

Glenda Farrell as Dixie Tilton

• (Glenda Farrell) "Don't you think you better turn on the heat?"
• (Joan Blondell) "What's the matter? Your feet getting cold?"

• (Men's Club Attendant) "But, ladies, in here is for men only."
• (Glenda Farrell) "You see, we're looking for a man; Mr. J.J. Wellington."
• (Men's Club Attendant) "Oh, you can't see him. He's in the steam cabinet and the massage room."
• (Glenda Farrell) "Come on."
• (Men's Club Attendant) "Please, ladies. No ladies in there either. But, but, ladies."

• (Glenda Farrell) "We're headed for Europe without even a sandwich."

• (Glenda Farrell) "Well, let this be a lesson to you. Never go on trips without a toothbrush and a camera."

• (Glenda Farrell) "We're in the money, Ta-da Ta-da-da"
• (Joan Blondell) "Ta-Ta-Ta-Da Da-da-da Da-da-da-da-daaa"
• (Glenda Farrell) "Dum."

• (Policeman Clancy O'Rourke) "Well, I better be going."
• (Glenda Farrell) "Oh, why should you be going? You're not going to be catching any Public Enemies tonight. Unless a blonde like me's a Public Enemy."
• (Policeman Clancy O'Rourke) "Sittin' hear ain't going to get me made a Sergeant."
• (Glenda Farrell) "Oh, Clancy, sit down. Your best chance of promotion's right here."

• (Glenda Farrell) "He's asking for it. Give it to him."

• (Glenda Farrell) "Ah, forget the lights. Are you a man or a mouse?"

Joan Blondell as Ginger Stewart

• (Joan Blondell) "You all take your carcass out to his squattin' place and tell him there's a coupla gals out here from Dixie."
• (Big Doorman) "Say, what are you talkin' about?"
• (Joan Blondell) "We ain't talkin' about nobody but old Man Mountain Dean his self."
• (Glenda Farrell) "We's women folk members of the old Dean clan."
• (Joan Blondell) "From the western sort of part of North Carolina."
• (Glenda Farrell) "Man Mountain figurin' he can't win unless first he catches little Emmy Lou here before he starts a fight."
• (Joan Blondell) "That's right. He never coulda licked my Pa if he ain't first scratched my back."

• (Joan Blondell) "Why don't you try growing up."
• (C. Richard Courtney, aka Carter) "Ha. It's you that's going to do the growing; thinner."
• (Joan Blondell) "I eat only when you put me ashore and not until."
• (C. Richard Courtney, aka Carter) "Then you're gonna lose a lot of those curves of yours; because, we're going to be away at sea two weeks."

• (Joan Blondell) "You know what he said to me? He said you're eyes are like two teaspoons full of the Mediterranean."
• (Glenda Farrell) "Who did? The guy from Baltimore?"
• (Joan Blondell) "No. Carter did."
• (Glenda Farrell) "Well, it'd be a lot better to have those eyes of yours called two big gold pieces by some guy that's got the gold."

• (Joan Blondell) "Get this straight, you didn't make me change my mind. I quit quitting on account of that thousand dollars. As soon as we get those four subpoenas served, I'm through."

• (Joan Blondell) "If you'll forgive you, I'll forgive me."

• (Butch's Mug) "What do you want with him?"
• (Joan Blondell) "Why he wanted something with me."
• (Butch's Mug) "I wonder what that could be?"
• (Joan Blondell) "I know, he wanted to make me a fan dancer in his cabaret. He promised."

• (Big Doorman) "Now, scram."
• (Joan Blondell) "Okay, Toots."
• (Big Doorman) "Okay, Toots?"

• (Joan Blondell) "You and your gold digging ideas have dug me into a nice deep hole."

• (Joan Blondell) "I'm sick of this whole racket of ours. Running around at night spots and parties and always workin' on some man. Especially when you find someone you; like."

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