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    Bette Midler

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      The Thorn, also known as The Divine Mr. J (1974)

      The Virgin Mary

      The Rose (1979)

      Mary Rose Foster (alias, “The Rose”)

      Divine Madness! (1980)

      Herself, Soph, Dolores DeLago

      Jinxed (1982)

      Bonita

      Down and Out in Beverly Hills (1986)

      Barbara Whiteman

      Ruthless People (1986)

      Barbara Stone

      Outrageous Fortune (1986)

      Sandy Brozinsky

      Big Business (1988)

      Sadie Shelton/Sadie Ratliff

      Oliver and Company (1988) (Animated)

      Voice of Georgette

      Beaches (1989)

      Cecilia Carol Bloom (“C. C. Bloom”)

      Stella (1990)

      Stella Claire

      Scenes from a Mall (1991)

      Deborah Fifer

      For the Boys (1991)

      Dixie Leonard

      Hocus Pocus (1993)

      Winifred Sanderson (“Winnie”)

      Gypsy (1993) (U.S. TV movie/worldwide theatrical)

      Mama Rose

      Get Shorty (1995)

      Doris (unbilled)

      The First Wives Club (1996)

      Brenda Morelli Cushman

      That Old Feeling (1997)

      Lilly Leonard

      Jackie’s Back (1999) (TV Movie)

      Herself

      Get Bruce (2000)

      Herself

      Isn’t She Great? (2000)

      Jacqueline Susann

      Drowning Mona (2000)

      Mona Dearly

      What Women Want (2000)

      Dr. Perkins (unbilled role)

      Bette Midler’s Movie Quotes

      Beaches

      CC: “Enough about me, let’s talk about you. What do you think about me?”

      ____________

      CC: “Oh, Harry, you’re an angel. If your mother hadn’t been such a bitch, we could’ve

      shared something important.”

      ____________

      CC: “How’s college life? . . . aren’t you done YET?!?”

      ____________

      CC: “What I did? You and your lousy letters. Just to get one of them made me special even

      before I opened it. All your crappy stories, all your big dreams.”

      Hillary: “I didn’t know that.”

      CC: “Well, what the hell did you know? Did you know how bad things were for me? No,

      because you wouldn’t even open my letters. If you had even answered one, just one!

      Told me what a jerk I was, anything! But you didn’t. You took your friendship away

      without even discussing it with me. So, thank you very much for forgiving me. But I

      don’t forgive you.”

      Hillary: “I was jealous. I was so jealous of you I couldn’t see straight! You did everything you

      said you were going to do, everything! And your talent, this incredible talent! I can’t even

      yodel!”

      CC: “Hillary . . . what’s yodeling got to do with it?”

      ____________

      CC: “Wait till I get my hands on that agent. I’ll kill him. The toad. He told me this was a nightclub with leather banquettes, and a dressing room with a door on it! It looks like a flamingo threw up in here!”

      ____________

      CC: “Are you ready for your radar, dear?”

      ____________

      CC: “Dear Hillary, if you’re still mad at me, you’re gonna love this letter. My career is officially approaching oblivion. My agent had a brilliant idea: he thinks I should be a disco queen.”

      ____________

      Hillary: “I’m not stubborn, I’m . . . right.”

      CC: “OK, stay in. But will you at least get out of those pajamas? You’ve been in them for

      over a week!”

      Hillary: “So what? Who the hell are you, the clothes police?”

      CC: “You’re not dead yet: so stop living as if you are!”

      ____________

      CC: “I was so wrecked, they had to shut down my first picture. It was horrible. I was terribly edgy. . . . I wasn’t comfortable in the medium, you know? So I broke the director’s jaw.”

      ____________

      CC: “I’m doing what I set out to do, remember? I’m living the life you didn’t have the courage to live. So don’t give me you’re not jealous. You’re so jealous you can hardly breathe.”

      ____________

      CC: “Listen. I know everything there is to know about you. And my memory is long. My memory is very, very long.”

      Big Business

      Sadie Ratliff: “I hate men who smell like beer and bean dip . . . and makin’ love in the back of recreational vehicles!”

      ____________

      Sadie Shelton: “I don’t see how is it that you, my own sister, can stuff your face and nothing happens and I subsist on 60 calories a day or else blow up like a Macy’s Day float!”

      ____________

      Sadie Ratliff: “Whoa . . . I’ve tied hogs slipperier ’n you!”

      ____________

      Sadie Ratliff: “Mmm! Friendly men in this town!”

      ____________

      Sadie Ratliff: “I find myself just praying for a UFO sighting! I stand here and I say, come and get me, come and get me!”

      ____________

      Sadie Ratliff: “Not with a man covered in pig poop, no sir, I don’t.”

      ____________

      Sadie Ratliff: “I’m not gonna stick around here like a clove on a baked ham, I’m gonna kick up my heels!”

      ____________

      Sadie Shelton: “Is this how we come dressed to the office? You look like a blood clot.”

      ____________

      Sadie Shelton: “What’s this, are we hearing voices now . . . like Joan of Ark?”

      ____________

      Sadie Shelton: “I know your plans, sit up in that room and pretend you’re wafting through a field of daisies while you make love to the pastry cart—now PUT DOWN THAT ECLAIR and get down here and help me find these RATLIFF people!”

      ____________

      Sadie Shelton: “Oh, god! It’s me with a bad haircut!”

      Sadie Ratliff: “Bad?! I paid twelve bucks for this!”

      ____________

      Sadie Ratliff: “It’s pod people! I saw that movie!”

      Sadie Shelton: “I was at the premier!”

      ____________

      Sadie Ratliff: “They’re robots! They wanna kill us a-and take our places! There’s UFO written all over this thang!”

      ____________

      Sadie Ratliff: “These press-on nails . . . think I shoulda pressed harder, Rose?”

      Divine Madness

      Bette: “The question before us is where’s her clitoris?”

      ____________

      Bette: “Oh, my girls! When I first saw these girls, they were peddling their papayas on 42nd street, so flushed, so filthy. The astonishing verbal abuse they heaped upon me made me certain that we were destined to share the stage someday. Not only are my girls fine singers and dancers, not only are they gorgeous and talented, but they also think I’m GOD!”

      ____________

      Bette: “How ‘bout a spotlight up here, huh? How ‘bout a nice white spotlight for the Diva who’s sweating her guts out up here, huh?!”

      ____________

      Bette: “And then a wee voice called out to me in the night and reminded me of the motto by which I’ve always tried to live my life: F°@k ‘em if they can’t take a joke!”

      ____________

      Down and Out in Beverly Hills

      Barbara: “It’s true. I am a vegetarian. But I hear that vodka comes from a potato!”

      ____________

      Barbara: “Guilt is useless.”

      ____________

      Barbara: “He’s going to give that dog fleas, and it’s going to be YOUR fault.”

      ____________

      Barbara: “I think I see your aura.”

      Dro
    wning Mona

      Mona: “You’ve been playing Wheel of Fortune with someone else!”

      ____________

      Mona: “Well, life handed me a whole pile of shit. What am I supposed to make out of that?”

      Phil: “Shit salad?”

      ____________

      Mona: “Fun? I lost Wyatt. I’m a loser. Does that sound like fun to you?”

      ____________

      Mona: “Why don’t you take that trophy and shove it up your ass, Calzone!”

      ____________

      Mona: “I don’t wanna hurt someone. I wanna hurt you!”

      First Wives Club

      Brenda: “Now, I ask you, Duarto, who’s supposed to wear that? Some anorexic teenager? Some fetus? It’s a conspiracy, I know it is! I’ve had enough. I’m leading a protest. I’m not buying another article of clothing until these designers come to their senses!”

      ____________

      Brenda: “What’s the matter, Morty? Can’t you buy her a whole dress?”

      ____________

      Brenda: “Bye Bye, love. . . . hello, Pop-Tarts”

      ____________

      Brenda: “My Morty became this big shot on TV. Then it hits: midlife crisis. Major. He starts

      working out. He grows a mustache. He gets an earring! I said, “Morty, what are you, a pirate? What’s next, a parrot?”

      ____________

      Brenda: “There she is. Princess Pelvis!”

      ____________

      Brenda: “My, my, the bulimia has certainly paid off.”

      ____________

      Brenda: “Let’s examine the evidence. Look! Nothing but bottles and gallon jugs!”

      Elise: “I had guests!”

      Brenda: “Who? Guns N Roses?”

      ____________

      Elise: “I drink because I am a sensitive and highly strung person.”

      Brenda: “No, that’s why your co-stars drink.”

      ____________

      Brenda: “This is just like Mission: Impossible!”

      Elise: “Oh! That was a big hit!”

      For the Boys

      Dixie: “It was purple alright . . . but I don’t think it was his heart”

      ____________

      Dixie: “The thing you wanna avoid is outlasting everybody. Can you remember that?”

      ____________

      Dixie: Mind if I smoke?

      Eddie: I don’t care if you burn.

      Dixie: What a prince.

      ____________

      Dixie: “Well . . . alone in the dark with thousands of men. There is a God after all!”

      ____________

      Eddie: “Why don’t you put a dress on him and forget about it?”

      Dixie: “I would, but then you’d probably make a pass at him!”

      ____________

      Eddie: “Just relax and follow my lead.”

      Dixie: “Yeah. Right off a cliff.”

      ____________

      Dixie: “And how they loved him, those boys. He was generous . . . stingy. Brilliant . . . infuriating. And a world-class, solid-gold, son-of-a-bitch.”

      ____________

      Dixie: “Oh my god! Eddie, look. Up there, in the fish tank! It’s . . . the sponsors! Gentlemen, may I say, your coffee, I can’t live without it. Because it isn’t just coffee. It’s nectar, it’s ambrosia, it’s really more like a drug, isn’t it? I mean, I’m sure you do put a little narcotic in it because I can’t seem to get enough of it. I’ve, I’ve, I’ve got to have that coffee!!!”

      ____________

      Dixie: “Who’s next? Rudolph? He’s got a red nose, too. . . . we can’t be too careful!”

      Gypsy

      Rose: “If I coulda been, I woulda been. And that’s show business.”

      ____________

      Rose: “What do they mean, can’t I read signs? If I can read the fine print on our contracts, I can certainly read letters two feet high. ‘The mother of Miss Gypsy Rose Lee is not allowed backstage at this theater.’ Hummph. Know what I did with that sign? I laid it out on the ground and sent Chowsy III down on it. That dog’s a trooper. She knew what to do!”

      ____________

      Rose: “We got Herbie for brains, you for talent, and ya both got me . . . to yell at.”

      Rose: “If that cow goes, I go!”

      ____________

      Rose: “It ain’t bunk! Maybe nothin’ wonderful’ll happen to me, but they’re gonna have a

      marvelous time!”

      Hocus Pocus

      Winnifred: “You know, I’ve always wanted a child. And now I think I’ll have one . . . on toast!”

      ____________

      Billy: “Go to hell!”

      Winnifred: “Oh! I’ve been there, thank you. I found it quite lovely.”

      ____________

      Winnifred: “Oh Look another Gloooorious morning. . . . IT MAKES ME SICK!”

      ____________

      Winnifred: “Booooooooook, come to mommy!”

      ____________

      Winnifred: “Hello, I want my book. . . . Bonjour, je veux mon livre.”

      Jinxed

      Bonita: “There’s no vowels. This isn’t funny, Harold. This isn’t funny.”

      ____________

      Bonita: “Harold! You look just like Frank Sinatra!”

      ____________

      Bonita: “Remember that outfit you said you wouldn’t be caught dead in? Well, guess what, Harold. This . . . is it!”

      ____________

      Bonita: “You came in like a shit-kicker, honey, but you’re not going out like one.”

      ____________

      Bonita: “Talk to my ass, my head’s had enough.”

      Isn’t She Great?

      Editor: “You can’t call the male part a dingle.”

      Jackie: “Why not?”

      Editor: “You just can’t.”

      Jackie: “Dingle, dingle, dingle! What do you call it? A butter-churn?”

      Oliver and Company

      Georgette: “Perfect isn’t easy, but it’s me.”

      ____________

      Georgette: “I’d like to play with him all right—the little furball!”

      Outrageous Fortune

      Sandy: “Every guy I have ever slept with . . . and we are way into double digits here, has come back for more, every single one.”

      ____________

      Lauren: “They’ve been HERE!”

      Sandy: “Wait a second, no one has been here, it always looks like this!”

      ____________

      Sandy: “I’m supposed to have them unhook my IV so I can pay my bills, is that the routine?”

      ____________

      Sandy: “You know and I know I’m never gonna get another cab to come out here to Vietnam, okay, cue ball?”

      ____________

      Lauren: “I haven’t seen a single white person on the street.”

      Sandy: “There’s one. Oops, they got him!”

      ____________

      Sandy: “Oh, like that’s really a call he’s gonna take: ‘hello, we’re two starving actresses trying to save the world.’ . . . GET REAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!”

      Ruthless People

      Barbara: “Am I to understand that I am being MARKED DOWN?!!? I’ve been kidnapped by K-MART!”

      ____________

      Barbara: “Oh my God! I’ve been kidnapped by Huey and Dewey!”

      ____________

      Barbara: “So, if I look like his mother and you look like his father, this is what our son would look like. Pretty strong argument for birth control.”

      ____________

      Barbara: “My husband worships the ground I walk on!!! When he hears about this, he will explooooode!”

      ____________

      Barbara: “Nice butt, that’s what they’ll say on your first day at the men’s club. The San Quentin Country Club. With a cute little rear-end like that, you’ll be the belle of the ball. Your dance card will be full every day! You’ll be making all kinds of new, close, personal friends. Big, ugly, hairy friends. Not that you’ll ever see what they look like. Because you�
    ��ll be facing the other way.”

      ____________

      Barbara: “Sometimes, if it’s a firing squad, they miss all the major arteries. BANG! And you don’t die right away. . . . you just kind of hang on . . . bleeding, bleeding . . . endlessly!”

      ____________

      Barbara: “You miserable scum-sucking pig! Oh, I’m sorry, dear! They made me say that!”

      ____________

      Barbara: “Help, police, I’ve been kidnapped! Oh, how the hell do I know where I am?!”

      Stella

      Stella: “You can buy a girl a book . . . but then when she gets home . . . who she gonna talk about it to?”

      ____________

      Stella: “I wish I knew stuff . . . stuff that’ll make her happy. . . . I wanna her happy.”

      ____________

      Stella: “A person’s happiness is as good as shows in their FACE. . . .”

      ____________

      Stella: “I’ve got two hands. . . . I can do it myself.”

      ____________

      Stella: “I love yah Jenny-girl.”

      That Old Feeling

      Lilly:“I’m not neurotic, I’m just a bitch.”

      ____________

      Lilly: “A metaphor! Are WE literary!”

      ____________

      Lilly: “Your twenties are for having sex with all the wrong people.”

      ____________

      Lilly: “I haven’t been this happy since it was OK to take drugs.”

      ____________

      Lilly: “You have more hair. Rogaine? Hair Club for Men? Is it rug?”

      ____________

      Lilly: I hope she’s getting those lines above her lips right here, ya know. She’s always had that

      fabulous tan. I hope she’s a fucking raisin!”

      The Rose

      The Rose: “I am not a hoochie-koochie woman!”

      ____________

      The Rose: “Well, that’s okay, cause we don’t eat ’em, neither.” (in reply to “We don’t serve hippies.”)

      ____________

      The Rose: “Someone’s spreading a rumor that being rich is a drag, but I tell you whoever’s spreading that rumor is dead-ass broke!”

      ____________

      The Rose: “I don’t even know where the °°°° I am! All these clouds look the same!”

      ____________

      The Rose: “Colonel! Yoo-hoo! Oh, you know I’m talking to you. Air-borne, Houston, air-borne!”

      ____________

      The Rose: “People say to me, ‘Rose, when’s the first time you heard the blues?’ You know what I tell ‘em? I tell ‘em, ‘The day I was born!’ ”

      ____________

      The Rose: “Where ya goin’? Where’s everybody goin’?”

      ____________

     


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