Music in My Heart (1940)
Tony Martin: Robert Gregory
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Quotes
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Robert Gregory : That fella hasn't missed a performance in over a year. I don't think I'll ever get a chance to play the part now. Especially if the immigration department decides I have to leave the country tonight. If I do have to leave, I'll bet Mr. Barrett gets sick tomorrow night.
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Robert Gregory : I'm as cool as a cucumber.
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Robert Gregory : Suppose you do miss the boat? If this Mr. Gardner loves you, he'll wait.
Patricia O'Malley : But a girl's an awful sucker to leave a $6 million fiancé loose on a boat with a lot of women.
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Taxi Driver : Lady, he ain't got any pockets and my meter says $1.10.
Patricia O'Malley : No pockets? Say, what kind of an army are you in?
Robert Gregory : I'm not exactly in an army. I'm an actor.
Taxi Driver : Now I'll never get paid.
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Robert Gregory : I was being deported - on that boat.
Patricia O'Malley : Deported? What for? You're a citizen, aren't you?
Robert Gregory : I thought I was; but, the immigration department decided otherwise. You see, my parents failed to take out citizenship papers.
Patricia O'Malley : Gee, that's tough luck.
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Sascha : Ah, a General! Have you an army?
Robert Gregory : Why, no. I...
Sascha : We don't need much. A few tanks, a few thousand men, a machine gun here, a tank there, and 'poof'! The Romanovs are restorated.
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Robert Gregory : Come on. I know a place where we can get some indigestion free.
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Robert Gregory : Thanks very much - for missing the boat.
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Robert Gregory : [in the basement] You've got to learn to make the best of everything.
Patricia O'Malley : Make the best of - Coming from you, that's something. Let's take you, for instance, what have you got to make the best out of - oh, you know what I mean.
Robert Gregory : Everything! Music. A beautiful woman. A wonderful night.
Patricia O'Malley : I don't mean to be fussy; but, what woman and how much of a night do you see down here?
Robert Gregory : All of it. All the heavens. Look. There's the Milky Way.
Patricia O'Malley : Looks like a strand of garlic to me.
Robert Gregory : That all depends on your point of view. There's the Big Dipper. There's the moon - and a full moon, no less. There's Jupiter. Saturn. Mars.
[points to Patricia]
Robert Gregory : And here's Venus.
Patricia O'Malley : Something tells me I better say good night.
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Patricia O'Malley : Maybe you could get back into the country legally some way?
Robert Gregory : The only way I could legally enter the country would be under the quota. They take 322 in that way every year.
Patricia O'Malley : You see! There's always a way out.
Robert Gregory : Yes; but, there are 64,953 ahead of me.
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Griggs : Your face is very familiar.
Robert Gregory : I've been wearing it for a long time.
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Robert Gregory : [singing] It's a blue world without you, It's a blue world alone; My days and nights, that once were filled with heaven, With you away, how empty they have grown...
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Robert Gregory : [singing] I've got music in my heart, Oh, what music in my heart, I can't eat, I can't talk, Without symphonies playing, I've got feet, That won't walk, Without swinging and swaying, My heart's made of singing strings, When they play, My heart has wings, I can't move, From this groove...
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Robert Gregory : You don't mean Charles Gardner, the millionaire publisher?
Patricia O'Malley : Uh huh,
Robert Gregory : Say, he's got lots of money.
Patricia O'Malley : Most millionaires have.
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Robert Gregory : If you don't mind me saying so, you don't sound very much in love with him.
Patricia O'Malley : I do mind.
Robert Gregory : Well, then, I won't say it.
