Andy:
Marriages don't work when one partner is happy and the other is miserable. Marriage is about both people being equally miserable.
Mickey:
I was thinking of doing some sightseeing.
Ellen:
Sightseeing? In Paris? What a bizarre notion.
Mickey:
Sure. You got any stuff here?
Ellen:
Yeah, we got some stuff. Would you like to see the Eiffel Tower?
Mickey:
That's here?
Liz:
We were faxing each other's brains out.
Mickey:
We were great in Paris.
Ellen:
Forget Paris.
Mickey:
Forget Paris? How do you forget the best week in your life?
Ellen:
Maybe that's just all we were - just a great week.
Liz:
HEY. If someone does not tell me about this baby, ASSES WILL BE KICKED.
Mickey Gordon:
Grab your new best friends, Ben and Jerry, and let's turn your ass into a helipad.
[
looking at Rodin's "The Thinker"]
Ellen:
Rodin never said what he was thinking.
Mickey:
You see, what I think he was thinking was, "Goddam Rodin. Three drinks and I'm nude."
Mickey:
You just had one of those 'I glued a bird to my head' days.
Mickey:
Never say famous last words, because they could be.
Mickey:
I am very impressed, you've got little kids over here, 2-3 years old, and they're already speaking French.
Mickey:
You're out of here, Jabbar!
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar:
Are you nuts? It's my farewell game.
Mickey:
Well then, let me be the first to say farewell.
Craig:
Here, have some bread. Everything will look better after bread.
Mickey:
[
discussing the bridge from "An American in Paris", Mickey sings a line from the movie.] "It's very clear..."
Ellen:
Patton.
Arthur:
You asked for it, you got it, Toyota.
Mickey:
[
Mickey finds out Ellen is married] You don't do this to a person, you know? You don't walk around being fabulous when you know you're not available.
Mickey:
[
about Ellen's husband] Is he French?
Ellen:
Yes.
Mickey:
Is he handsome?
Ellen:
Yes.
Mickey:
Is he rich?
Ellen:
Yes.
Mickey:
Does he have a sister?
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