Without You I'm Nothing (film) Quotes

Without You I'm Nothing (film) is a television show that debuted in 1970 . Without You I'm Nothing completed its run in 1970.

It features Jonathan D. Krane as producer, Patrice Rushen in charge of musical score, and Joseph Yacoe as head of cinematography.

Without You I'm Nothing (film) is recorded in English and originally aired in United States. Each episode of Without You I'm Nothing (film) is 90 minutes long. Without You I'm Nothing (film) is distributed by New Line Cinema.

Without You I'm Nothing (film) Quotes

• (Unnamed) "We went to the 1965 New York World's Fair in 1964. I never understood that."

• (Unnamed) "I can recall to this day the thrill of knowing someone in an all-American family was losing her grip. The thought of the family hovering together terrified really turned me on. It was as if I could go over and reassure them and tell them I would take care of everything."

• (Unnamed) "-- there was something really great about growing up in a liberal, intellectual, Jewish household with three sensitive older brothers. But there were times, I have to admit, that I really got caught up in the romance of being gentile, especially around Christmas time."

• (Unnamed) "Come back to the Five and Dime, Barbra Streisand, Barbra Streisand."

• (Unnamed) "The last time I went anywhere with my parents before the divorce, we'd gone to Vegas 'cause I was doing the telethon with Jerry Lewis. And we'd just had dinner at the Stardust Hotel, one of the eight international restaurants; I believe it was Aku Aku, the Polynesian. And my mother grabbed a handful of after-dinner mints, and she started choking on them. So me and my brother walked really far ahead in the casino. And my dad finally got her a glass of water, and she washed it all down. She went, Oh my God, there must have been dust on those mints."

• (Unnamed) "My father's a proctologist. My mother's an abstract artist. That's how I view the world."

• (Unnamed) "Go ahead, see if I care, you can go and f*** Madonna. While you're at it, f*** Martika."

• (Unnamed) "-- she went down the Stoney End. She never wanted to go down the Stoney End, but somebody forced her down the Stoney End. We miss you, Barbra. Come back to the Five and Dime, Barbra Streisand, Barbra Streisand."

• (Unnamed) "Mister, if this is about Ishtar, I'm getting up and walking out of here forever because that's too self-indulgent even for me."

• (Unnamed) "My parents got divorced five years ago after 38 years of marriage. I thought, oh what perfect timing."

• (Unnamed) "Leave it to Andy to have the wisdom and sensitivity into the hours and hours of toil and labor that went into the Indian product, and they've been so lucky to cash in on this whole Santa Fe thing happening."

• (Unnamed) "No one speaks of pavilions anymore, and that saddens me."

• (Unnamed) "It was a portrait Normal Rockwell forgot to paint: someone's mother home again ^Å in oils."

• (Unnamed) "Oh sure, your father may be going through a little bit of a mid-life crisis. But I worship that man, and I adore you kids. You both have been under so much pressure lately, what, with the cotillion coming up, Babe. Get some sleep. Grandma's coming over real early. We have some terrific presents to open. Sweet dreams. Love ya. And may all your Christmases be white."

• (Unnamed) "Funny Girl was hot, hot, hot that year. And I begged my father to take us to see it, but he couldn't get his hands on a single ticket. Instead, he took us to see a matinee of Any Wednesday with Sandy Dennis. He said, Let's go see a woman who's going to be doing the exact same thing for the next 20 years. But she did it best in Any Wednesday, you have to admit."

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