Smart Woman (1931)

John Halliday: Sir Guy Harrington

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• Sir Guy Harrington : Pretty little thing, Mrs. Gibson. I met her on the boat coming over.

  Miss Peggy Preston : Oh! I thought that *you* were her own private property.

  Sir Guy Harrington : No, dear me, no. I'm nobody's private property. I'm just a canary without a cage. And you?

  Miss Peggy Preston : Just a cage without a canary.

• Sir Guy Harrington : You know, I enjoy an early morning ride myself. It's a - great appetizer.

• Sir Guy Harrington : You can't ever lose a man who really loves you and you can't hold one who doesn't.

• Sir Guy Harrington : I thought all American women were restless and dissatisfied.

  Mrs. Nancy Gibson : But, you've never been to America.

  Sir Guy Harrington : No. But, I've met a lot of your country women on the continent.

  Mrs. Nancy Gibson : Well, that accounts for it. Our happy women stay home.

  Sir Guy Harrington : You didn't.

• Sir Guy Harrington : You know, I'm a bit befuddled.

• Sir Guy Harrington : Perhaps, now, there'll be a little chance for me.

  Mrs. Nancy Gibson : Oh, it's sweet of you to want me.

  Sir Guy Harrington : But, you're still the lady who loves her husband?

  Mrs. Nancy Gibson : Aren't women fools!

  Sir Guy Harrington : [Looking out the window at Don]  I know who is a fool.

• Sir Guy Harrington : All women are alike.

• Sir Guy Harrington : All women are vampires.

• Donald 'Don' : I want you to get rid of Peggy and give Nancy of square deal.

  Sir Guy Harrington : Am I to understand that you're suggesting that I devote myself in the future - to your wife?

• Sir Guy Harrington : You may be right. As a matter of fact, I'm not at all sure that you're wrong. You may be right. And then again, you may be wrong.

• Sir Guy Harrington : I've always been a very weak character.