Cul-de-sac (1966)
Donald Pleasence: George
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Quotes
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George : Take back your bloody filthy insinuations and get the hell out of my - fortress. Fortress. Get out! Get out! Get out! Get out! Get out! Get out! Get out.
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George : Agnes!
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Teresa : Another gorilla, like you.
Richard : You ain't English, are ya? Continental, huh? You got an accent. You ain't British.
George : Well, you're not exactly Anglo-Saxon yourself.
Richard : Snotty, huh? I'm acting regular with you, and you're acting snotty. I'm regular with you, ain't I?
George : My-My wife is French.
Richard : All right.
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Richard : Cheers, old chap.
George : I never drink.
Richard : You ain't refusing to have a drink with Dickie, are you?
George : I can't drink alcohol. It makes me sick. Especially this time in the morning.
Richard : Either you're a pal or you ain't. Time don't make no difference with pals. Bottoms up.
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George : Nag, nag! Nagging bitch! That's all you are. All you care about is your gossip. Your nag, nag, chitter-chatter - - That's your only aim in life.
Marion Fairweather : Poor George. Poor George. It was bound to end like this. He's gone completely off his rocker because of that tart.
George : Say that again.
Marion Fairweather : Tart! She's a tart! One has only to look at you to see that she'd go to bed with anything in trousers.
George : The tart, as you call her, happens to be my wife.
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Philip Fairweather : I wouldn't put up with that fellow's language.
George : Yes, I know, but good gardeners are awfully difficult to come by, you know.
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Marion Fairweather : You're going to have an exhibition?
Philip Fairweather : Hey, you've been hiding things from us. When are you going to have this show?
George : Surely you can see Teresa's pulling both your legs. She's teaching me to work in oils. I'm just a Sunday painter like a thousand others.
Marion Fairweather : Grandma Moses!