- I want to stay here and talk to you, Alice.
- I'd rather you didn't. There's nothing to talk about. Good night.
7 seconds sound clip from the You Can't Take It with You (1939) classic radio play.
You can hear this line at 00:36:35 in the radio play.
Quote context
[...]
- Now, look what you've done to Mr. Kirby. Oh, let me help you up, Mr. Kirby.
- My glasses. Where are my glasses?
- Oh, here, they are. They're broken.
- Well, I am sorry. But when you wrestle again, you will, of course, not wear glasses.
- If you don't mind, perhaps we'd better be going.
- Oh, now, Mrs. Kirby, don't be silly. No use rushing off like this.
- I want to stay here and talk to you, Alice.
- I'd rather you didn't. There's nothing to talk about. Good night.
- Well, it's been very nice to have met all of you...
- Stay right where you are! Everybody!
- Oh, good heavens! What's all this? Who are you?
[...]