- David Garrick: I plan to spend the night at the "Adam & Eve" and I see no reason why I should change my plans.
- Jean Cabot: But you don't know what's waiting for you there! They threw me out before I could hear their plans. Supposing they have hired ruffians to do you harm?
- David Garrick: Oh, ho ho ho ho! My friend, I have played Shylock in Dublin... I *have* no fear!
- Beaumarchais: Nothing in the world is so fatal to the actor as to be found ridiculous. Actors are idols. Idols must be admired. The moment your public starts to laugh at you instead of with you, your hold on them is destroyed. Public opinion is cruel. It changes fast. There's an old saying, 'Ridicule kills,' and it's true.
- M. Picard: And remember, the policy of the Comedie Francaise has always been to put the greatest actors in the smallest parts.
- M. Picard: Let us prove that the artists of the Comedie Francaise need no thespian instruction from a bragging Anglo-Saxon lover in the art of realistic acting.
- Innkeeper of Adam and Eve: You can trust the waiters with everything except wine, and actors are supposed to be worse than waiters.
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By what name was Une galante aventure (1937) officially released in India in English?
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