A father's love is something to cherish and respect. from Love Story (1970)
A rather distressing one, at that. from Love Story (1970)
A very important personal matter. from Love Story (1970)
About God? from Love Story (1970)
About the church bit. from Love Story (1970)
About what, sir? from Love Story (1970)
Absolutely. from Love Story (1970)
Act as normal as possible... from Love Story (1970)
Actually, I'm smart and poor. from Love Story (1970)
After all, it's part of what you are. from Love Story (1970)
After we blew the title from Love Story (1970)
Again? I thought we had run that gamut. from Love Story (1970)
All I want is one. I've got an hour exam tomorrow, damn it. from Love Story (1970)
All right, but I'll take you out to dinner. from Love Story (1970)
All right, then, we'll adopt kids. from Love Story (1970)
All right! Break it up, you guys! from Love Story (1970)
And a little less to showing us your beautiful voice? from Love Story (1970)
And after I was nearly massacred by the wild Canadian hordes, from Love Story (1970)
And as soon as I found out, I jumped right in the car. from Love Story (1970)
And aspire to drop some golden orb of perfect song from Love Story (1970)
And get out and support me in the manner to which I plan to become accustomed. from Love Story (1970)
And he'll still going to resent you because you were a Harvard jock! from Love Story (1970)
And her... sainted mother always dreamed of a... from Love Story (1970)
And his buddy, too. He's a very nice guy. from Love Story (1970)
And I just don't think I could. from Love Story (1970)
And I think for a girl from her background from Love Story (1970)
And I want time, which you can't give me. from Love Story (1970)
And I'm good, right? from Love Story (1970)
And if that's what you think it's all about, from Love Story (1970)
And me? [Download Movie on www.Mkvking.com] from Love Story (1970)
And permit a place to stand and love in for a day, from Love Story (1970)
And Radcliffe's got a few lousy thousand. from Love Story (1970)
And that you're going to go on to law school. from Love Story (1970)
And The Beatles. from Love Story (1970)
And the William de Jersey Memorial Award from Love Story (1970)
And then Jenny's going to take a job in a private school, teaching. from Love Story (1970)
And then the man and the woman address each other. from Love Story (1970)
And this time, I want crisp diction. from Love Story (1970)
And what about our marriage? from Love Story (1970)
And you'd say OK. OK? from Love Story (1970)
Any other commandments I ought to know about? from Love Story (1970)
Aren't you a good Catholic girl? from Love Story (1970)
Army? from Love Story (1970)
As my wedded husband, from this day forward, from Love Story (1970)
Asleep, thank God! from Love Story (1970)
At least I had the guts to admit what I felt. from Love Story (1970)
Barrett like the poet? from Love Story (1970)
Barrett. 10 H. We've got bags in the car. from Love Story (1970)
Barrett's back in the game. Harvard's at full strength. from Love Story (1970)
Because he leans on me. Because he makes me do the right things. from Love Story (1970)
Because his name is Oliver. from Love Story (1970)
Because I didn't like the way they were treating you. from Love Story (1970)
Because. from Love Story (1970)
Because... from Love Story (1970)
Believe me, when it's time to go to church... from Love Story (1970)
Bigger than All Ivy? from Love Story (1970)
Boy, you're really married. from Love Story (1970)
Break it up! Come on! from Love Story (1970)
Briggs Hall. from Love Story (1970)
Briggs Hall. Sandy Davidson! from Love Story (1970)
Bullshit. You never fell off a cliff in your whole life. from Love Story (1970)
Bullshit. You're looking at my legs. from Love Story (1970)
But I mean, you should always keep at it. from Love Story (1970)
But I said you wouldn't mind. from Love Story (1970)
But it also keeps you from getting touched. from Love Story (1970)
But must you play it while we study? from Love Story (1970)
But there are unpleasant side effects. from Love Story (1970)
But this is the Mongolian section of Cambridge. from Love Story (1970)
But verbal volleyball is not my idea of a relationship. from Love Story (1970)
But you Barretts are so goddamn proud and competitive from Love Story (1970)
But you're staying for dinner, aren't you? from Love Story (1970)
But your name and your numeral. from Love Story (1970)
But, Jenny, I don't need that kind of help. from Love Story (1970)
But... I'm going to need a scholarship. from Love Story (1970)
But... tell me. Is it... What's the word? from Love Story (1970)
By the authority vested in me by the commonwealth of Massachusetts, from Love Story (1970)
By the time he's a freshman, you'll probably be on the Supreme Court. from Love Story (1970)
Can I help you folks? from Love Story (1970)
Can we get a cup of hot chocolate? from Love Story (1970)
Can't you just write a note? from Love Story (1970)
Carry me, and I'll tell you later. from Love Story (1970)
Cavalleri, I've got nothing against music, from Love Story (1970)
Come on, Barrett! Break it up! from Love Story (1970)
Come on, fancy lawyers for Jonas and Marsh don't make house calls. from Love Story (1970)
Come on, let's get him on the phone. from Love Story (1970)
Come on, Ollie, don't be stupid, would you please? It's inevitable. from Love Story (1970)
Come on! Get up! from Love Story (1970)
Come on. Get up. from Love Story (1970)
Comp. Lit. 105, not bad. from Love Story (1970)
Cornell goal, Cashay. from Love Story (1970)
Couldn't you just tell me over there? from Love Story (1970)
Cut the crap and play. from Love Story (1970)
Damn it. from Love Story (1970)
Dean Thompson, I need a scholarship. from Love Story (1970)
Dean Thompson, I'm getting married next month. from Love Story (1970)
Define "Ho, Ho, Ho." from Love Story (1970)
Define "very sick." from Love Story (1970)
Definitely. Not interested. from Love Story (1970)
Did the son of a bitch at least get lousy grades? from Love Story (1970)
Did you at least make the other guy look worse? from Love Story (1970)
Did you ever think I might be pregnant? from Love Story (1970)
Did you get us a tree? from Love Story (1970)
Did your father... Excuse me... from Love Story (1970)
Do I bill and coo and say, "I love you, Phil?" from Love Story (1970)
Do it yourself, huh? I think that's... from Love Story (1970)
Do you have The Waning of the Middle Ages? from Love Story (1970)
Do you know what the big banker Harvard man said to his son? from Love Story (1970)
Do you need any help, old buddy? from Love Story (1970)
Do you think your priest would like this? from Love Story (1970)
Does he have to crawl here on his hands and knees? from Love Story (1970)
Don't call her "she." from Love Story (1970)
Don't go off half cocked, damn it! from Love Story (1970)
Don't they pay you at Jonas and Marsh? from Love Story (1970)
Don't worry about it, we'll get one on the way home. from Love Story (1970)
Don't worry, Jenny. from Love Story (1970)
Don't worry, Jenny. It'll be a breeze. from Love Story (1970)
Don't. from Love Story (1970)
Even at Exeter, he was the very... from Love Story (1970)
Even sooner. from Love Story (1970)
Everybody drives like a maniac. from Love Story (1970)
Everything is an order, a directive, a command. from Love Story (1970)
Face to face, from Love Story (1970)
Fantastic news. Here, read. from Love Story (1970)
Fantastic. You on the other side of a punch out rap. from Love Story (1970)
Father, I haven't... I haven't exactly decided on the law school. from Love Story (1970)
Father, you don't know the time of day. from Love Story (1970)
Fine, thank you. from Love Story (1970)
Fine. Fine, sir. Fine. from Love Story (1970)
Five minutes for number seven. Fight. from Love Story (1970)
For god's sake, Phil! from Love Story (1970)
For the finest senior essay, to Oliver Barrett IV. from Love Story (1970)
For the million and oneth time, yeah. from Love Story (1970)
Francis Lapierre is the captain of the Cornell hockey team. from Love Story (1970)
Friday night's the Dartmouth hockey game. from Love Story (1970)
Get off the ice! from Love Story (1970)
Get there a minute later, but get there. from Love Story (1970)
Get up, you lazy preppie, would you please, from Love Story (1970)
Get up. from Love Story (1970)
Go, team, go! Go, team, go! from Love Story (1970)
God, when I first told him Oliver Barrett... from Love Story (1970)
Good bye. from Love Story (1970)
Good evening. This is Jennifer Barrett. from Love Story (1970)
Good. At least we've got one thing in common. from Love Story (1970)
Had, dean, had. from Love Story (1970)
Harvard goal. Hackman on the assist, Barrett. from Love Story (1970)
Harvard Law School? You got kicked out. from Love Story (1970)
He did, I swear. I mean, at least now you've got something in common. from Love Story (1970)
He kept reminding me of the 11th Commandment. from Love Story (1970)
He rowed single sculls in the 1928 Olympics. from Love Story (1970)
He said "sacred." The priest. from Love Story (1970)
He was only trying to be helpful. from Love Story (1970)
He went all the way up to Ithaca to watch you play hockey? from Love Story (1970)
He'll get in. Who've they got better than Oliver? from Love Story (1970)
He'll thaw, Oliver. He'll thaw, and he'll melt. from Love Story (1970)
He's a distinguished citizen of Boston, who I'm gonna call up... from Love Story (1970)
He's a nice guy, all right. He didn't bullshit me, and that's what I wanted. from Love Story (1970)
He's a Yalie. College and med school. from Love Story (1970)
He's fine. Got into OCS. from Love Story (1970)
He's gonna think you've lost your marbles. from Love Story (1970)
He's not going to be satisfied till he cuts them off. from Love Story (1970)
He's so incredibly blasé and indifferent. from Love Story (1970)
Hello there! from Love Story (1970)
Hello, baby. Phil. from Love Story (1970)
Hello, darling. from Love Story (1970)
Hello, Florence. This is Jenny. from Love Story (1970)
Hello, Jen? from Love Story (1970)
Hey, but that means I make the law review. from Love Story (1970)
Hey, Dr. Shapeley said we both checked out. from Love Story (1970)
Hey, I'm having coffee with a real Harvard building. from Love Story (1970)
Hey, Simpson, let me sack on your couch. from Love Story (1970)
Hey, stop, Oliver. No kidding. Stop the car. from Love Story (1970)
Hey, watch your language. There's a grownup present. from Love Story (1970)
Hey, what happened to you? You look terrible. from Love Story (1970)
Hey, what is this, Barrett? Oh, what is this? from Love Story (1970)
Hey, where's the old Radcliffe confidence? from Love Story (1970)
Hey, you didn't tell me you were related to the Sewell Boathouse. from Love Story (1970)
Hey. How long have you known about this? from Love Story (1970)
Hi. from Love Story (1970)
Ho, ho, ho. from Love Story (1970)
Holy shit! from Love Story (1970)
Hordes in Ithaca? from Love Story (1970)
House calls, Jenny. from Love Story (1970)
How can you see me and still love me? from Love Story (1970)
How I'm going to total that Dartmouth bastard! from Love Story (1970)
How is she? from Love Story (1970)
How many people do you know have to cope with a Barrett Hall? from Love Story (1970)
How often do you visit during the term? from Love Story (1970)
How's it going, Mrs. B? from Love Story (1970)
I always make the other guy look worse. from Love Story (1970)
I am not exactly jumping for joy. from Love Story (1970)
I am not talking legality, preppie. I'm talking ethics. from Love Story (1970)
I believe you. I really do. from Love Story (1970)
I came to see you play. from Love Story (1970)
I can refer you to Dr. Addison. from Love Story (1970)
I can't believe how great you were. from Love Story (1970)
I can't tell you. Just lend me the money, please. from Love Story (1970)
I care. from Love Story (1970)
I didn't think it would be like this. from Love Story (1970)
I don't care, don't you believe that? from Love Story (1970)
I don't dine outdoors with just anybody. from Love Story (1970)
I don't have one. from Love Story (1970)
I don't know. from Love Story (1970)
I don't know. I just couldn't see living in some hotel. from Love Story (1970)
I don't know. I'll look it up. from Love Story (1970)
I don't like to be programmed in the Barrett tradition. from Love Story (1970)
I don't like to have to put out "X" amount of achievement every term. from Love Story (1970)
I don't need Paris. I just want you. from Love Story (1970)
I don't see why you'll need your car in New York. from Love Story (1970)
I fail to see how marrying a beautiful and brilliant from Love Story (1970)
I find it rather cute. from Love Story (1970)
I forgot my key. from Love Story (1970)
I give you my hand. from Love Story (1970)
I give you my love, more precious than money. from Love Story (1970)
I give you myself, before preaching or law. from Love Story (1970)
I have to admit that it's... even worse than I expected. from Love Story (1970)
I hope so. I mean, Phil made a few promises. from Love Story (1970)
I know enough. from Love Story (1970)
I know I'm... I mean, that's... from Love Story (1970)
I know, but can I help it if you think so? from Love Story (1970)
I like your body. from Love Story (1970)
I love watching you dodge and weave. from Love Story (1970)
I love you. from Love Story (1970)
I mean at Radcliffe, every hall is Barrett Hall. from Love Story (1970)
I mean, don't you find that rather odd? from Love Story (1970)
I mean, Harvard's got five million books, from Love Story (1970)
I mean, he just couldn't believe it. from Love Story (1970)
I mean, I didn't think you'd stop at anything just to get to your old man. from Love Story (1970)
I mean, I guess I never thought from Love Story (1970)
I mean, please don't, sir. from Love Story (1970)
I mean, she's not some crazy hippie. from Love Story (1970)
I mean, what could be better than Mozart... from Love Story (1970)
I mean, what play? from Love Story (1970)
I mean... I know that I love not only you, from Love Story (1970)
I meant for your stomach, Oliver. from Love Story (1970)
I need to borrow $5,000 for a very good reason. from Love Story (1970)
I never look terrible. I look OK for Thursday evening, OK? from Love Story (1970)
I once knew all The Mozart Köchel listings. from Love Story (1970)
I pronounce you man and wife. from Love Story (1970)
I quite agree. He's bound to be graduated with honors. from Love Story (1970)
I really did. I used to know all those things. from Love Story (1970)
I said, "You know, Ms. Whitman, even Barretts have to pay their rent." from Love Story (1970)
I see. Thank you. from Love Story (1970)
I think I'm supposed to eat with the team, sir. from Love Story (1970)
I think you can handle it. from Love Story (1970)
I thought you wanted to spend it with me. from Love Story (1970)
I thought you were gonna call when the meeting broke. from Love Story (1970)
I told her how very proud I was to be a member from Love Story (1970)
I told Phil you could have a Catholic service from Love Story (1970)
I told you I liked it best when I supported you. from Love Story (1970)
I want her to have the very best. from Love Story (1970)
I want to get my letter with everyone else, please. from Love Story (1970)
I want you to be merry. from Love Story (1970)
I was just OK, OK? from Love Story (1970)
I was merely asking whether the law school had decided on you. from Love Story (1970)
I was saying that there's no way of knowing how long she'll linger. from Love Story (1970)
I wasn't aware that there was a subject. from Love Story (1970)
I wasn't. from Love Story (1970)
I went to Radcliffe. I'm supposed to remember those things. from Love Story (1970)
I will be when he carries me over the threshold. from Love Story (1970)
I will, baby. I will. from Love Story (1970)
I wish I hadn't promised Jenny to be strong for you. from Love Story (1970)
I wish I hadn't promised Jenny... from Love Story (1970)
I wish... from Love Story (1970)
I won't allow it! I will not allow it! from Love Story (1970)
I would only ask that you... wait a bit. from Love Story (1970)
I wouldn't go for coffee with you. from Love Story (1970)
I, Jennifer Cavalleri, take you, Oliver Barrett, from Love Story (1970)
I, Oliver Barrett, take you, Jennifer Cavalleri, from Love Story (1970)
I... from Love Story (1970)
I'd like Jack Wells to take a look at it Monday. from Love Story (1970)
I'd like you to meet Jennifer Calaveri. from Love Story (1970)
I'll be nearby. from Love Story (1970)
I'll break yours before you break mine! from Love Story (1970)
I'll call you if I need you. from Love Story (1970)
I'll kick your ass all the way back to Montreal. from Love Story (1970)
I'll tell you after we cross the threshold. from Love Story (1970)
I'll walk you to your car. from Love Story (1970)
I'm actually getting to like the name Bozo. from Love Story (1970)
I'm counting on you to be strong, you goddamn hockey jock. from Love Story (1970)
I'm going to study with Nadia Boulanger, aren't I? from Love Story (1970)
I'm gonna call his goddamn father. I'll go to Boston, even! from Love Story (1970)
I'm injured. from Love Story (1970)
I'm leaving. Good bye. from Love Story (1970)
I'm not watching you study. I'm studying. from Love Story (1970)
I'm saying it now. from Love Story (1970)
I'm sorry to have to tell you this. from Love Story (1970)
I'm sorry you had to come all the way up here to see Harvard lose. from Love Story (1970)
I'm sorry. from Love Story (1970)
I'm studying the music, preppie. It's called Analysis of Form. from Love Story (1970)
I'm studying. from Love Story (1970)
I'm studying. I'm really studying. from Love Story (1970)
I'm terribly sorry, sir. I mean... from Love Story (1970)
I'm up there with Bach and Mozart? from Love Story (1970)
I'm wealthy. I'm rich, really. from Love Story (1970)
I'm with children. Can't it wait? from Love Story (1970)
I've got something important I want to tell you. from Love Story (1970)
I've never asked you to do anything in my whole life. from Love Story (1970)
I've never been to a do it yourself. from Love Story (1970)
If I was Ms. Cavalleri, I'd be the queen of Paris. from Love Story (1970)
If that's what you wish, from Love Story (1970)
If this thing is real, it will stand the test of time. from Love Story (1970)
If you have to take your wife to dinner in the middle of the week, from Love Story (1970)
If you're so convinced I'm a loser, from Love Story (1970)
In a few minutes, I'm gonna lose my nerve. What is the number? from Love Story (1970)
In my whole life, I have never deliberately hurt anyone, from Love Story (1970)
In the 18th century. from Love Story (1970)
Into our deep, dear silence. from Love Story (1970)
Is absolutely impossible this side of Mongolia. from Love Story (1970)
Is the lady all right? from Love Story (1970)
Is the most important thing she needs. from Love Story (1970)
It doesn't hurt, Ollie. Really, it doesn't. from Love Story (1970)
It is real, but I don't see why I have to put it to some arbitrary test. from Love Story (1970)
It will really help him a lot, you know? from Love Story (1970)
It's a parting of the ways. from Love Story (1970)
It's a risk, isn't it, Jenny? from Love Story (1970)
It's amazing. from Love Story (1970)
It's an honors program. from Love Story (1970)
It's going, preppie. The troops will be home for Christmas. from Love Story (1970)
It's impossible to get to Oliver Barrett III. from Love Story (1970)
It's like falling off a cliff in slow motion, you know? from Love Story (1970)
It's nobody's fault. from Love Story (1970)
It's not easy to live with history staring you in the face. from Love Story (1970)
It's not gonna do any good, goddamn it! from Love Story (1970)
It's not your fault. from Love Story (1970)
It's not... nothing special. from Love Story (1970)
It's siesta time. I've got 45 minutes. from Love Story (1970)
It's... it's new, all right. from Love Story (1970)
Jen, it's the name of a real Harvard super jock. from Love Story (1970)
Jen? from Love Story (1970)
Jennifer, I said come here. from Love Story (1970)
Jennifer... just answer "no." from Love Story (1970)
Jenny is very sick. from Love Story (1970)
Jenny, I can't believe he liked my instant poverty. from Love Story (1970)
Jenny, I may not call you for a few months. from Love Story (1970)
Jenny, I... I'm sorry. from Love Story (1970)
Jenny, I'm home. from Love Story (1970)
Jenny, my parents are gonna fall in love with you. from Love Story (1970)
Jenny, you don't believe I love you? from Love Story (1970)
Jenny! Jenny! from Love Story (1970)
Jenny? from Love Story (1970)
Jenny? from Love Story (1970)
Jenny's dead. from Love Story (1970)
Jenny's the boss. Whatever she wants. from Love Story (1970)
Just get the hell out of my life! from Love Story (1970)
Just tell me who performs the wedding. from Love Story (1970)
Just write out a check, father. It's a personal matter. from Love Story (1970)
Just... just wonderful. from Love Story (1970)
Keep going! Come on! Come on! from Love Story (1970)
Keep running! Go! Really run! Come on! from Love Story (1970)
Let me take your wrap. from Love Story (1970)
Let us listen to the words, which they have chosen to read from Love Story (1970)
Let us stay, rather, on earth beloved, from Love Story (1970)
Let's change the subject, huh? from Love Story (1970)
Let's get away from here while we still got a chance. from Love Story (1970)
Let's get him on the phone. from Love Story (1970)
Like what? from Love Story (1970)
Listen, Cavalleri, you're not that great looking. from Love Story (1970)
Listen, I can't pass judgment, Oliver. I just think so. from Love Story (1970)
Listen, I don't want a flabby husband. Stay in shape, would you, please? from Love Story (1970)
Listen, preppie, I know you've got at least a few brains. from Love Story (1970)
Listen, you conceited Radcliffe bitch, from Love Story (1970)
Listen, you're going to have to fend for yourself this weekend. from Love Story (1970)
Listen. let's forget about it. There's no problem, OK? from Love Story (1970)
Look, Harvard is like this big Santa Claus bag stuffed full of crazy toys, from Love Story (1970)
Look, it's not an official goddamn threshold. from Love Story (1970)
Look, Miss Cavalleri, I told you, my name Is Oliver. from Love Story (1970)
Look, we're allowed to use the Radcliffe Library. from Love Story (1970)
Love means never having to say you're sorry. from Love Story (1970)
Love means never having to say you're sorry. from Love Story (1970)
Made in the shade. from Love Story (1970)
Married to foul mouth angel face. from Love Story (1970)
Master Oliver! Hello! from Love Story (1970)
Master? I always knew you had slaves. from Love Story (1970)
Maybe I ought to let you guys... from Love Story (1970)
Me, too, Dean Thompson. Something's come up. from Love Story (1970)
Merely to find out if he knows. from Love Story (1970)
Mother, it doesn't mean a thing. There are a lot of guys trying from Love Story (1970)
Move your ass, preppie. from Love Story (1970)
Mr. Barrett, I really don't think that this office from Love Story (1970)
Mr. Barrett, Oliver would like you to know from Love Story (1970)
Music 150, not bad. from Love Story (1970)
Music 201. That's a graduate course. from Love Story (1970)
My car's over there. Can I give you a lift somewhere? from Love Story (1970)
My father bakes cookies. from Love Story (1970)
My great grandfather happened to give the thing to Harvard. from Love Story (1970)
My mother addressed it. from Love Story (1970)
Never say love if you don't really mean it. from Love Story (1970)
Next year. I have a scholarship in Paris. from Love Story (1970)
No, but I used to know all those things. from Love Story (1970)
No, but you're a nut, and I happen to need a nut. from Love Story (1970)
No, I don't. from Love Story (1970)
No, I mean he sort of presides over it, from Love Story (1970)
No, not if he's a nice guy. from Love Story (1970)
No, sir, not yet. from Love Story (1970)
No, that's not the way we're gonna do it. from Love Story (1970)
No, you see, my father and I have installed this cold line. from Love Story (1970)
No. from Love Story (1970)
No. I mean for Phil. It's going to be hardest on him. from Love Story (1970)
No. I mean, really hold me... next to me. from Love Story (1970)
No. I'll be involved. from Love Story (1970)
Nonsense. You're staying for dinner, and that's an order. from Love Story (1970)
Normal. from Love Story (1970)
Normal. OK, I'll be as normal as hell. from Love Story (1970)
Not till you carry me over the goddamn threshold. from Love Story (1970)
Not until I've met numbers one and two. from Love Story (1970)
Not until you get his parents' tip. from Love Story (1970)
Nothing sexual, preppie. from Love Story (1970)
Now, don't talk like that, Oliver. from Love Story (1970)
Now, I'm a Harvard magna, and I've already been accepted. from Love Story (1970)
Now, that's a very mature attitude. from Love Story (1970)
Now, upstairs, you preppie. from Love Story (1970)
Now, we're both going to work all summer, from Love Story (1970)
Obviously, one of us is malfunctioning. from Love Story (1970)
Of overachievement in the Barrett family. from Love Story (1970)
Of the faculty of the Shady Lane School. from Love Story (1970)
Off Cavalleri? from Love Story (1970)
Off day? You've been having an off day for two weeks now. from Love Story (1970)
Oh, come on, you don't believe in that sort of nonsense, do you? from Love Story (1970)
Oh, damn it. I don't know what's wrong with this engine. from Love Story (1970)
Oh, I love you, too, Phil. from Love Story (1970)
Oh, I may just chase ambulances instead. from Love Story (1970)
Oh, I think I understand quite a bit more than you wish I did. from Love Story (1970)
Oh, it's nothing. from Love Story (1970)
Oh, Mr. Barrett. Good evening, sir. from Love Story (1970)
Oh, well, that's fine. from Love Story (1970)
Oh, yeah? from Love Story (1970)
Oh, yeah. The All Ivy title. from Love Story (1970)
Oh, yes, yes. Congratulations. from Love Story (1970)
Oh, you've been reading the sports page, huh? from Love Story (1970)
Oh... Well, we've got to take care of those. from Love Story (1970)
OK, Barrett. Who is she? What's her name? from Love Story (1970)
OK, I'll be a young and beautiful divorcée. from Love Story (1970)
OK, we'll put it your way. from Love Story (1970)
OK, what's the number? from Love Story (1970)
OK. from Love Story (1970)
OK. from Love Story (1970)
OK. from Love Story (1970)
Old man Jonas wanted me to go to Chicago on a big case. from Love Story (1970)
Oliver has always done well in school. from Love Story (1970)
Oliver, I think it's about time. from Love Story (1970)
Oliver, I want to help. from Love Story (1970)
Oliver, if you marry her now, I'll not give you the time of day. from Love Story (1970)
Oliver, please talk to him. Just say hello. from Love Story (1970)
Oliver, the problem's more serious than that. from Love Story (1970)
Oliver, the Shady Lane School is only paying me three thou a year. from Love Story (1970)
Oliver, think. Sixty years old. Nothing says he's still gonna be around from Love Story (1970)
Oliver? from Love Story (1970)
Oliver. from Love Story (1970)
Ollie? from Love Story (1970)
Only after a while, you wish you'd hit the ground, you know? from Love Story (1970)
Only if he's a boy. from Love Story (1970)
Or Bach... from Love Story (1970)
Or you? from Love Story (1970)
Otherwise, I know you'll be OK. from Love Story (1970)
Paris? from Love Story (1970)
Pastries! And don't make fun of my father. from Love Story (1970)
Paul, don't bullshit me. You were showing off. from Love Story (1970)
Paul, would you pay more attention to blending from Love Story (1970)
Pay attention, will you? from Love Story (1970)
Penalty, Barrett of Harvard, five minutes for fighting. from Love Story (1970)
Perhaps... at midyear... from Love Story (1970)
Philip. from Love Story (1970)
Please lend me the money. from Love Story (1970)
Please sit down and make yourself at home. from Love Story (1970)
Please watch your profanity, preppie. from Love Story (1970)
Please. from Love Story (1970)
Probably hard to get. from Love Story (1970)
Probably want a steak, son. from Love Story (1970)
Radcliffe girl constitutes rebellion. from Love Story (1970)
Ray Stratton, your best friend. Your roommate before me. from Love Story (1970)
Read it, will you please? It's great news. from Love Story (1970)
Really, I'm like a millionaire. from Love Story (1970)
Really? from Love Story (1970)
Recoil away... from Love Story (1970)
Score tied, 3 3. from Love Story (1970)
Screw Paris and music and all that stuff you thought you stole from me. from Love Story (1970)
Screw Paris. from Love Story (1970)
See, I think you're scared. from Love Story (1970)
See, I'm going to be mixing it up with Francis Lapierre. from Love Story (1970)
See, you dish it out, but you can't take it. from Love Story (1970)
Shall we stick by each other as long as we live? from Love Story (1970)
She doesn't want antimetabolites at all. from Love Story (1970)
She may have told you that. from Love Story (1970)
She wants the troops home for Christmas. from Love Story (1970)
She'll have to be told soon. from Love Story (1970)
She's dying. from Love Story (1970)
She's getting white cells and platelets, which, at the moment, from Love Story (1970)
She's not many things. from Love Story (1970)
She's only 24. from Love Story (1970)
Should enter into a... family quarrel? from Love Story (1970)
Silent, drawing nigh and nigher, from Love Story (1970)
Sleeping. from Love Story (1970)
Snug as a bug in a rug. from Love Story (1970)
So his not so great grandson would be able to get in. from Love Story (1970)
So nice to meet you. How are you, son? from Love Story (1970)
So now I'm being kept by a woman. from Love Story (1970)
So we just have to keep trying, right? from Love Story (1970)
So your people come from Cranston, Jenny. from Love Story (1970)
So, that's two out of three. from Love Story (1970)
So, what's she going to do? from Love Story (1970)
Some music type from Rhode Island somewhere. from Love Story (1970)
Someday we're going to look back on these days. from Love Story (1970)
Someday when you're being bugged by Oliver V... from Love Story (1970)
Someday, you're gonna have to come up with the courage to admit you care. from Love Story (1970)
Sorry. Sorry. from Love Story (1970)
Start it over again. from Love Story (1970)
Tell me, Oliver, have you heard from law school? from Love Story (1970)
Tell me, Oliver, have you heard from the law school? from Love Story (1970)
Thank God for that. from Love Story (1970)
Thank you, father, but the doctor took care of it. from Love Story (1970)
Thank you, father. from Love Story (1970)
Thank you, Florence. from Love Story (1970)
Thank you. You've been very generous with your time. from Love Story (1970)
That guilty look on your face... It's sick. from Love Story (1970)
That I've never seen in my whole goddamn life? from Love Story (1970)
That in his own special way, he loves you very much. from Love Story (1970)
That Jenny hasn't had to work. from Love Story (1970)
That proves it. from Love Story (1970)
That she loved Mozart and Bach? from Love Story (1970)
That she was beautiful and brilliant? [Download Movie on www.Mkvking.com] from Love Story (1970)
That was really, incredibly, absolutely... from Love Story (1970)
That we should not long be here contented? from Love Story (1970)
That we're gonna graduate and go our separate ways, from Love Story (1970)
That you'll go through your whole life thinking you hate each other. from Love Story (1970)
That's a good reason. from Love Story (1970)
That's a living, but it's not tuition. Your tuition is pretty steep. from Love Story (1970)
That's a treatment that slows cell destruction, from Love Story (1970)
That's better. from Love Story (1970)
That's his name. What do you call your father? from Love Story (1970)
That's impossible. from Love Story (1970)
That's impossible. from Love Story (1970)
That's more than they give me. from Love Story (1970)
That's poetry. from Love Story (1970)
That's really the best thing. from Love Story (1970)
That's the only thing I'm going to ask you. from Love Story (1970)
That's very nice, sir. from Love Story (1970)
That's what it's about, preppie. from Love Story (1970)
That's... that's wonderful. from Love Story (1970)
That's... Well, that's rather curious, considering your background. from Love Story (1970)
The Barretts have mills in Fall River. from Love Story (1970)
The Beatles? from Love Story (1970)
The best. You put down anything in pants. from Love Story (1970)
The case is closed! from Love Story (1970)
The family of Mark Howells... from Love Story (1970)
The feeling's mutual, or haven't you noticed? from Love Story (1970)
The great Barrett Hall. Don't you at least salute when you pass it? from Love Story (1970)
The hospital. from Love Story (1970)
The Jennifer Barrett Maternity award. from Love Story (1970)
The law school needs good men like you. from Love Story (1970)
The old hockey fake out. from Love Story (1970)
The point doesn't concern the young lady. It concerns you. from Love Story (1970)
The saloons closed early. from Love Story (1970)
The sooner, the better. from Love Story (1970)
Then don't leave me, Jenny! from Love Story (1970)
Then get the hell out of here. I don't want you at my goddamn deathbed. from Love Story (1970)
Then why is he a son of a bitch? from Love Story (1970)
There was another world better than this one. from Love Story (1970)
There's no question about the diagnosis. from Love Story (1970)
There's not going to be a reconciliation. from Love Story (1970)
There's still the matter of the RSVP. from Love Story (1970)
There's the threshold. Carry me over it. from Love Story (1970)
They do to the houses of Mr. Jonas and Mr. Marsh. from Love Story (1970)
They haven't started yet. from Love Story (1970)
Think. In mounting higher, the angels would press on us from Love Story (1970)
Thirty five hundred for the year. from Love Story (1970)
This is a crucial precedent. from Love Story (1970)
This is the first week in our entire marriage from Love Story (1970)
This is too much for me. from Love Story (1970)
This is... very unfortunate, Mr. Barrett. from Love Story (1970)
To be my wedded wife from this day forward... from Love Story (1970)
To get into law school. I just happen to be one of them. from Love Story (1970)
To love and to cherish, till death do us part. from Love Story (1970)
Two 24 year olds can't seem to make a baby. from Love Story (1970)
Two minutes, number seven. Holding. from Love Story (1970)
Ugliest building on campus. Do you know I've never even been inside? from Love Story (1970)
Unless maybe... if you marry Jennifer Cavalleri? from Love Story (1970)
Until the lengthening wings break into fire at either curved point... from Love Story (1970)
Up yours. from Love Story (1970)
Wash, and you can touch me afterwards. from Love Story (1970)
We can withhold treatment for a little while, but not for long. from Love Story (1970)
We do. from Love Story (1970)
We have finally crossed the poverty line. from Love Story (1970)
We have had a... a misunderstanding. from Love Story (1970)
We just passed my junior high school! from Love Story (1970)
We neither one of us believe... from Love Story (1970)
We'll be there Christmas Day. from Love Story (1970)
We'll have to be going soon. from Love Story (1970)
We'll have to begin therapy sometime during the next few weeks. from Love Story (1970)
We're terribly sorry, but no, we can't. from Love Story (1970)
We're together now, aren't we? We're happy. from Love Story (1970)
We're... looking forward to having you with us next year. from Love Story (1970)
We've repeated her blood test three times. from Love Story (1970)
Well, Barrett, what brings you to church? from Love Story (1970)
Well, God would bless this union in any church. from Love Story (1970)
Well, I hope you laid it on thick this time. from Love Story (1970)
Well, I see our name by the bell. from Love Story (1970)
Well, I want her to study at Julliard, and she wants to have a baby, from Love Story (1970)
Well, I... I didn't necessarily mean the Catholic Church. from Love Story (1970)
Well, I'm a girl... from Love Story (1970)
Well, it was a good apartment for 80 bucks. from Love Story (1970)
Well, it's a mistake. It has to be. from Love Story (1970)
Well, mostly. Actually, my mother came from Fall River. from Love Story (1970)
Well, say something, will you, please? from Love Story (1970)
Well, that you've got, baby. from Love Story (1970)
Well, that's exactly what the philosopher, Saint Simon advocated. from Love Story (1970)
Well, the whole mass rigmarole, but you're... from Love Story (1970)
Well, we're kind of negative on it. from Love Story (1970)
Well, we're sort of negative about that, too. from Love Story (1970)
Well, yeah, for a second, I clutched. from Love Story (1970)
Well? from Love Story (1970)
Well... from Love Story (1970)
Were Abigail Adams or Wendy Wasp? from Love Story (1970)
What a thing to say to your husband. from Love Story (1970)
What are you doing New Year's Eve? from Love Story (1970)
What are you talking about? from Love Story (1970)
What are you talking about? Lapierre started the fight! from Love Story (1970)
What can you say about a 25 year old girl who died? from Love Story (1970)
What did you expect him to say? "How's your sex life?" from Love Story (1970)
What do I do? What can I do for Jenny? from Love Story (1970)
What do you mean, why? Can't I take my goddamn wife out to dinner if I want to? from Love Story (1970)
What do you want to talk, funerals? from Love Story (1970)
What does she play with Barrett? from Love Story (1970)
What does that have to do with going our separate ways? from Love Story (1970)
What does that mean? from Love Story (1970)
What gave you that impression? from Love Story (1970)
What I hate is that he expects no less, and when I do come through, from Love Story (1970)
What irks you most, Father? That she's Catholic or that she's poor? from Love Story (1970)
What is it your people are in, Jennifer? from Love Story (1970)
What is? from Love Story (1970)
What makes you so sure I went to prep school? from Love Story (1970)
What makes you think I don't mean it? from Love Story (1970)
What number is the A major concerto? from Love Story (1970)
What the hell is it? from Love Story (1970)
What would you say if I told you... from Love Story (1970)
What you wouldn't like to be cut off. from Love Story (1970)
What? from Love Story (1970)
What? from Love Story (1970)
What? from Love Story (1970)
What? Come on! from Love Story (1970)
What's worse than the straits of destitution? from Love Story (1970)
What's wrong with doing the right things? from Love Story (1970)
When our two souls stand up erect and strong, from Love Story (1970)
When you're finally ready for a reconciliation. from Love Story (1970)
Where do you want to go? from Love Story (1970)
Where is your sense of humor? from Love Story (1970)
Where the unfit, contrarious moods of men from Love Story (1970)
Where they exploited the New England poor for generations. from Love Story (1970)
While I take the courses necessary to teach in public school? from Love Story (1970)
Who said anything about marriage? from Love Story (1970)
Who said I'm not gonna keep at it, for God's sake? from Love Story (1970)
Who? from Love Story (1970)
Why are you sitting here when all your friends are out there playing? from Love Story (1970)
Why are you so heavy? from Love Story (1970)
Why are you so uncomfortable with your parents? from Love Story (1970)
Why did you bulldoze me into buying you coffee? from Love Story (1970)
Why did you want to leave the minute we got there? from Love Story (1970)
Why didn't you tell me? I made a couple of calls, from Love Story (1970)
Why don't you just go back to your music wonks, and good luck. from Love Story (1970)
Why should I be penalized because I was once related to a rich man? from Love Story (1970)
Why the hell should I want to go to a lousy hockey game? from Love Story (1970)
Why, because I won't allow a parent to reject a child? from Love Story (1970)
Why? from Love Story (1970)
Why? I'm not a lawyer. from Love Story (1970)
Why'd you leave the Church? from Love Story (1970)
Will you come travel with me? from Love Story (1970)
Will you give me yourself? from Love Story (1970)
Will you stop referring to his father as a windmill? from Love Story (1970)
Wise up, would you please, Barrett? I was not great. I was not even All Ivy. from Love Story (1970)
With darkness and the death hour rounding it. from Love Story (1970)
With Ms. Anne Miller Whitman. from Love Story (1970)
Working for Jonas and Marsh, pulling in the coin. from Love Story (1970)
Would you answer mine first? from Love Story (1970)
Would you answer my question, please? from Love Story (1970)
Would you ever total me? from Love Story (1970)
Would you please do something for me, Ollie? from Love Story (1970)
Would you please hold me? from Love Story (1970)
Would you please not use profanity in this house, Jennifer? from Love Story (1970)
Would you please say something? from Love Story (1970)
Would you please, would you please... from Love Story (1970)
Would you stop blaming yourself, you goddamn stupid preppie? from Love Story (1970)
Wow, I see half the buildings of Harvard hanging on that wall. from Love Story (1970)
Yeah, but I wanted you to study. Did you have anything to eat? from Love Story (1970)
Yeah, but what about my scholarship, and what about Paris, from Love Story (1970)
Yeah, but who? from Love Story (1970)
Yeah, but why is it that I suddenly wish my name from Love Story (1970)
Yeah, but you weren't a lawyer, so it wasn't legal. from Love Story (1970)
Yeah, I know the one. Real tight ass. from Love Story (1970)
Yeah, I will right now if you don't shut up. from Love Story (1970)
Yeah, I've noticed you hate making dean's list and being All Ivy. from Love Story (1970)
Yeah, now our garage will cost that much. from Love Story (1970)
Yeah, plays piano for The Bach society. from Love Story (1970)
Yeah, that tells me how much you know about music. from Love Story (1970)
Yeah? Yeah? from Love Story (1970)
Yeah. from Love Story (1970)
Yeah. from Love Story (1970)
Yeah. from Love Story (1970)
Yeah. "Stay loose." from Love Story (1970)
Yeah. "What a falling off was there." from Love Story (1970)
Yeah. I love you, too. from Love Story (1970)
Yeah. I've never been to Europe. I can hardly wait. from Love Story (1970)
Yeah. No relation. from Love Story (1970)
Yeah. We're supposed to play, but I think I'll cancel it. from Love Story (1970)
Yeah. Yeah. That's it. from Love Story (1970)
Yeah. You're hung up on me, aren't you? from Love Story (1970)
Yes, but in a crazy sort of way, I think you also love from Love Story (1970)
Yes, fine. How's Raymond? from Love Story (1970)
Yes, I come from a long line of wood and stone. from Love Story (1970)
Yes, I did... When I met you. from Love Story (1970)
Yes, we did. That's why I'm calling. from Love Story (1970)
Yes. from Love Story (1970)
Yes. I mean... one of the college chaplains just sort of... from Love Story (1970)
Yes. Yeah, yeah. from Love Story (1970)
Yet... we have many entering students in far worse straits than you. from Love Story (1970)
You always supported me. I mean, after all, what's money? from Love Story (1970)
You are the supreme Radcliffe smart ass. from Love Story (1970)
You call your father Phil? from Love Story (1970)
You can give all our money back as reparations. from Love Story (1970)
You don't understand. from Love Story (1970)
You fellows do everything you can to make sure it doesn't hurt. Everything. from Love Story (1970)
You got some girl in trouble? from Love Story (1970)
You have your own library, preppie. from Love Story (1970)
You know that newscaster that got beat up by the cops? from Love Story (1970)
You know, I swear he'll be breaking and entering before he's ten. from Love Story (1970)
You know, I wouldn't mind watching you play hockey with Cornell this weekend. from Love Story (1970)
You know, Oliver, the dean of the law school is an old classmate... from Love Story (1970)
You know, we're almost at the top floor? from Love Story (1970)
You know, when I was in school, he used to send me memos. Memos! from Love Story (1970)
You look stupid and rich. from Love Story (1970)
You mean the bride speaks, too? from Love Story (1970)
You mean, do it yourself? from Love Story (1970)
You must be screwing somebody. from Love Story (1970)
You put up a big, glass wall to keep from getting hurt, from Love Story (1970)
You really like to bug your father, don't you? from Love Story (1970)
You saw Dr. Shapeley? from Love Story (1970)
You want to marry me? from Love Story (1970)
You want to talk music? from Love Story (1970)
You would actually call our soon to be conceived offspring "Bozo?" from Love Story (1970)
You, after all, You're going to be the merry widower. from Love Story (1970)
You... you know that Jennifer is Catholic. from Love Story (1970)
You'll be merry, OK? from Love Story (1970)
You'll be the first Barrett on the Supreme Court. from Love Story (1970)
You'll of course want to speak to a hematologist. from Love Story (1970)
You're a preppie millionaire, and I'm a social zero. from Love Story (1970)
You're going back to Cranston, Rhode Island, to bake cookies? from Love Story (1970)
You're going to flunk out if you just sit there watching me study. from Love Story (1970)
You're gonna kill us before your parents can murder us. from Love Story (1970)
You're known for quantity. from Love Story (1970)
You're out of the game, Barrett! Come on! from Love Story (1970)
You're presenting us with a fait accompli, are you not? from Love Story (1970)
You're under the mistaken impression that I wanted to make love to you. from Love Story (1970)