Katharine Hepburn: 99 Movie Quotes with Audio – Page 10

Movie quotes delivered by Katharine Hepburn, ranked by user ratings. Listen online or download free MP3 and WAV clips.

91 What's it like to get drunk, -Ned? -It's... How drunk? -Good and drunk. -Grand. How is it? -Well, to begin with it... brings you to life. -Does it? -Mm-hmm. And after a while you begin to know all about it. You feel... I don't know... important.

Katharine Hepburn as Linda Seton; Lew Ayres as Ned in Holiday (1938)

92 Where's the lucky boy? -I haven't seen the lucky boy since the announcement.

As Linda Seton in Holiday (1938)

93 But we've always agreed before, always. -No. I think quite often I've given in, in order to avoid scenes and upsets and... Oh, well.

As Linda Seton in Holiday (1938)

94 Your future, Julia? What do you want, just security? Sit back smugly in your bank vault among the worthies of the world?

As Linda Seton in Holiday (1938)

95 Linda, I listened most attentively the other day to our young dreamer, and I still must confess that the talk of the two of you seems to me of the 17-year-old variety. -I'm glad if it is. We're all grand at 17. It's after that, that sickness sets in.

As Linda Seton in Holiday (1938)

96 I feel alive and I love it. I feel, at last, something's happening to me. But it can't get anywhere so it's like living on that stuff. I've got to get over it. -Because it seems so hopeless, is that it? -Seems? What do you mean?

As Linda Seton in Holiday (1938)

97 Linda, are you aware that there's another party going on in this house? -You mean that low-class dance hall downstairs? Don't speak of it.

As Linda Seton in Holiday (1938)

98 I thought it was for life, but the nice judge gave me a full pardon.

As Tracy Lord in The Philadelphia Story (1940)

99 Johnny, when two people love each other as much as you do, anything that keeps them apart must be wrong.

As Linda Seton in Holiday (1938)