Flashdance (1983)

Sunny Johnson: Jeanie Szabo

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Quotes 

• Alex Owens : You call that dancing, rolling on the floor on your back?

  Jeanie Szabo : Yes! so what, I make good money!

  Alex Owens : Look at you! You call that dancing?

  Jeanie Szabo : Yes!

  Alex Owens : [takes money out of Jeanie's panties, and in the rain, throws it on the wet ground]  What's this shit? Huh?

  Jeanie Szabo : It's mine!

  [sobs] 

  Jeanie Szabo : Why'd you come, here?

  Alex Owens : Because, you're my friend. Jerk.

  [consoles Jeanie, after their argument] 

  Jeanie Szabo : [sobbing]  I'm cold.

  Alex Owens : So am I.

  [Jeanie continues crying] 

  Alex Owens : Come on, it's okay.

• Alex Owens : You know, she's really good. You ought to see her.

  Frank Szabo : Yeah? She's gonna fall on her ass.

  Rosemary Szabo : She's got a tough ass.

  Jeanie Szabo : Yeah, I got a tough ass!

  Frank Szabo : It's not her ass I'm worried about.

• Jeanie Szabo : One cheese, medium. Fries. Two plain, rare. Tomato and onion. One pastrami on kaiser. Mayo, no mustard.

  Richie : What's a pimple on a Polock's ass?

  Jeanie Szabo : I need that BLT on rye, Richie.

  Richie : A brain tumor.

  [laughs] 

  Jeanie Szabo : Richie...

  Richie : What's this?

  [sticks his tongue out] 

  Jeanie Szabo : Come on, Richie.

  Richie : A lesbian with a hard on!

  [laughs] 

  Richie : I'm terrific, huh? You can tell me. I can take it. I'm terrific. Right?

  Jeanie Szabo : Mayo, no mustard.

• Johnny C. : How come you don't go up there and dance? You look like you could dance real good.

  Jeanie Szabo : I'm practicing.

  Johnny C. : Yeah? You know how to do the horizontal mambo?

• Alex Owens : [after Jeanie's fall on the ice]  It's gonna be okay.

  Jeanie Szabo : All that time and practice. A waste! It was a Goddamn waste of time!

  Alex Owens : Come on. It was not. It wasn't.

  [as Jeanie's father enters:] 

  Alex Owens : You went out there, didn't you? At least you had the guts to try.

  Frank Szabo : [sits down next to them, doesn't really know what to say to his depressed daughter]  How you doing, sport?

  Jeanie Szabo : I'm sorry, Daddy.

  Frank Szabo : I love you more than I've ever loved anything in my whole life. Aw,

  [shrugs] 

  Frank Szabo : you bounce pretty good.