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Ann-Margret, Carol Lynley, and Pamela Tiffin in En busca del amor (1964)

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En busca del amor

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  • Maggie Williams: Susie, you're so dumb!
  • Susie Higgins: I know I'm dumb! But it's all I have to work with.
  • Fran Hobson: Remember, the Spanish word for "no" is "No"!
  • Fran Hobson: Come with me.
  • Dr. Andres Briones: You know my work is here.
  • Fran Hobson: Well then let me stay here and help earn money for your clinic.
  • Dr. Andres Briones: You know I can't do that either.
  • Fran Hobson: Well, that's that. The most beautiful two days in my whole life, wasted on a fine, decent, stubborn, pigheaded, beautiful, dumb cluck like you. I wouldn't have missed it for anything.
  • Susie Higgins: Shall we take my cab or your's?
  • Maggie Williams: Better yours. You're traveling light, as usual?
  • Susie Higgins: Well, you know me. I'm a just-in-case packer.
  • Susie Higgins: I know everything about Spain except Spanish.
  • Maggie Williams: Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. If you look, it's a sign of encouragement. It could be worse. In Rome, they pinch you.
  • Susie Higgins: What about the men?
  • Fran Hobson: Shall we?
  • Maggie Williams: She'll find out sooner or later.
  • Fran Hobson: There aren't any.
  • Susie Higgins: Why the place is crawling with men!
  • Maggie Williams: Try not to catch their eye, darling, or they just explode.
  • Fran Hobson: You can always have an affair.
  • Susie Higgins: I don't want an affair.
  • Fran Hobson: You mean you've never...
  • Susie Higgins: No! But, don't spread it around. Have you?
  • Fran Hobson: Here, have some sardine sandwich.
  • Susie Higgins: [starts to take a bite] They got their heads on!
  • Fran Hobson: That's the best part.
  • Pete Mc Coy: Look, Maggie, dear, do you mind if I use your typewriter? Mine isn't writing such good copy, lately.
  • Maggie Williams: Maybe it's drinking too much, lately.
  • Pete Mc Coy: Maybe it's not drinking enough, lately.
  • Pete Mc Coy: I write pretty good, Maggie. Lousy editing seems to be my problem.
  • Fran Hobson: Aren't you going to pour some brandy down my throat?
  • Susie Higgins: A man who has no place to go in the afternoon, but an art gallery...
  • Emilio Lacayo: Ah, I see. I see. You think I'm out of work?
  • Susie Higgins: Well.
  • Emilio Lacayo: Or, you think I'm a gigolo?
  • Susie Higgins: It never crossed my mind!
  • Emilio Lacayo: You are right. I'm out of work.
  • Susie Higgins: Why don't you throw yourself at him?
  • Maggie Williams: I freeze.
  • Susie Higgins: What? Is it all you? The Belle of Bronxville?
  • Maggie Williams: Susie, Emilio Lacayo is from one of the oldest and richest families in Spain. He's also the most heartless, corrupt, inhuman man that ever lived.
  • Susie Higgins: Is that all? I was afraid he was a gigolo.
  • Susie Higgins: Isn't he wonderful?
  • Maggie Williams: Yes, he was. No he isn't!
  • Maggie Williams: If all else fails, he'll ask you to marry him.
  • Susie Higgins: But, he doesn't even know me?
  • Maggie Williams: Ah, but that's exactly what you will say. And then he will tumble into bed with you, in order to get better acquainted.
  • Susie Higgins: But, what if I refuse?
  • Maggie Williams: Well, then he'll drop you flat, my dear. But! You will call him and you will say, "Oh, Emilio, what have I done? What's wrong with me?" And that very night, you will tumble into bed with him, grateful, to know that there was nothing really wrong with you, after all.
  • Susie Higgins: So, that's how he does it? Well, who does he think he is?
  • Maggie Williams: He's a creep. He's a creep. He's - a - creep.
  • Susie Higgins: If I'm next on his list, why is he paying so much attention to that girl?
  • Maggie Williams: Oh, Susie!
  • Fran Hobson: [singing] No one you know lives twice mister, Take my advice mister, Give what you got before its not there to give, Get with the pleasure seekers, Lovers and cheek-to-cheekers, Seek the pleasure seekers, And live, And live, And live, Like live.
  • Paul Barton: You know, we never have danced together before.
  • Maggie Williams: No. I mean, eh, no we haven't.
  • Paul Barton: We should do it more often.
  • Jane Barton: [Maggie dancing with her boss, Paul Barton] Cutting in. Sorry, Maggie, you look much too pretty tonight. Back in your own backyard, Barton.
  • Pete Mc Coy: What I can't figure out is Barton's dropping you?
  • Maggie Williams: Dropping me for what?
  • Pete Mc Coy: Aren't you having an affair with him?
  • Maggie Williams: Of course not!
  • Pete Mc Coy: Then, what's your problem?
  • Maggie Williams: Well, if you must know, that's my problem.
  • Fran Hobson: Oh, honey, you're such a drag.
  • Fran Hobson: [singing] We should be careful, I know I know, But every time that you're near me so, My heart starts pounding, To let me know, We're on the brink, I think its something to think about, OooOooOoo, Something to think about, OooOooOoo, Something to think about, But let's not - think.
  • Fran Hobson: You afraid of American girls, doc?
  • Fran Hobson: [kiss] Oh, where have you been?
  • Dr. Andres Briones: Francisca, amore mio, this was what I've been trying to avoid.
  • Fran Hobson: Oh! Let's avoid it some more!
  • Paul Barton: I'm sorry about that.
  • Maggie Williams: Don't be. Nothing happened.
  • Paul Barton: I know. I guess that's what I'm sorry about.
  • Emilio Lacayo: [to Susie] Stimulating? Huh?
  • Bullfighting Crowd: Olé!
  • Emilio Lacayo: Is it - stimulating?
  • Bullfighting Crowd: Olé! Olé!
  • Maggie Williams: Just don't go around thinking that I'm easy, just because I was once.
  • Susie Higgins: I'll lie to you too if you ever need it.
  • Maggie Williams: Don't bother. Your dumb honesty is much better than lying any day.
  • Fran Hobson: Mmmm. What a beautiful bedside manner you have, doctor. Practice much?
  • Dr. Andres Briones: No. Only with those who come to me, in the night, saying, "I need a doctor. There's something wrong with my heart."
  • Dr. Andres Briones: Everybody in Spain dances the flamenco!
  • Fran Hobson: Everybody?
  • Maggie Williams: Pete, at least see Paul. He tried to reach you last night. He wants to talk to you.
  • Pete Mc Coy: Sure. Tell him I'll send him a postcard - in color.
  • Jane Barton: How dare you feel sorry for me, you little tramp!
  • Pete Mc Coy: Any way I can louse this up further?
  • Maggie Williams: Take me out of here.
  • Pete Mc Coy: Hold on a minute, flower face, while I explain all this to my little lotus blossom.
  • Maggie Williams: So, there's the three of us. Fran, Susie and me. Nice girls. Really, really rather nice. And what happens to us? We all crash in flames!
  • Paul Barton: Is Maggie in yet?
  • Pete Mc Coy: She's picking up the teletype. And go easy on her. She's got a head of glass this morning.

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