A collection will be designed for her by the greatest couturier in Paris. from Funny Face (1957)
A magazine must be Iike a human being. from Funny Face (1957)
A magazine must have... from Funny Face (1957)
A means to an end. from Funny Face (1957)
A rendezvous at the opera. Two seats. from Funny Face (1957)
A sinister place in Greenwich Village. Come on, girls. from Funny Face (1957)
A woman can be beautiful, as well as intellectual. See facing page. from Funny Face (1957)
About the guest of honour. Where is she? How does she Iook? from Funny Face (1957)
Ah! Monsieur et Madame Barker de Florida. from Funny Face (1957)
Ahh! Here it is. from Funny Face (1957)
All for a girI who does not appear. from Funny Face (1957)
All good Americans from Funny Face (1957)
All I want is $53.95. from Funny Face (1957)
All that is delicious is not nutritious. from Funny Face (1957)
All the things we can do from Funny Face (1957)
All we want to say is from Funny Face (1957)
All you do is sit there. I make my speech to the press, from Funny Face (1957)
Alors! Your picture will be in all the newspapers? from Funny Face (1957)
Alright, girls, we've got to get cracking. To work and to Paris. from Funny Face (1957)
Alright, here we go. from Funny Face (1957)
Alright, Marcel, lights! from Funny Face (1957)
Alright, Marion, let's go. from Funny Face (1957)
Alright, run! from Funny Face (1957)
Alright! from Funny Face (1957)
Alright. Go! from Funny Face (1957)
Alright. Hit it. from Funny Face (1957)
Alright. More. More. More! from Funny Face (1957)
Alright. Now, give him a kiss. from Funny Face (1957)
Am I here? from Funny Face (1957)
Am I supposed to go over to DuvaI's now? from Funny Face (1957)
An empathicalist should feel me asking for unemployment insurance. from Funny Face (1957)
An invitation to Flostre's home is a great honour, from Funny Face (1957)
And $10.50 for The Egyptians Fourth to Seventh Dynasties from Funny Face (1957)
And acquainting them with empathicalism? from Funny Face (1957)
And as hard to get as an invitation to... from Funny Face (1957)
And bees Iove from Funny Face (1957)
And bury the beige. from Funny Face (1957)
And father of empathicalism. from Funny Face (1957)
And flash a smile that folks come flocking to see from Funny Face (1957)
And he's going to Iet us photograph the collection before the opening. from Funny Face (1957)
And her ineffable charm. from Funny Face (1957)
And how is the facing page? from Funny Face (1957)
And how! If you modeI, I can get you bookings. from Funny Face (1957)
And I couId certainIy use a reIease. from Funny Face (1957)
And I get a trip to Paris every year. from Funny Face (1957)
And I have been in every corner of Tallahassee. from Funny Face (1957)
And I Iove too? from Funny Face (1957)
And I see no functionaI advantage in a marvellous mouth. from Funny Face (1957)
And I'll never be abIe to pick up HaroId's Iaundry. from Funny Face (1957)
And if I add, your funny face appeaIs to me from Funny Face (1957)
And if it won't speak to me, it won't speak to anyone. from Funny Face (1957)
And it's no more than we would do unto ourselves. from Funny Face (1957)
And join the jubilee! from Funny Face (1957)
And now, the finale of the collection. Wedding Day. from Funny Face (1957)
And on this shelf, materialism, and on this, psychopiscoparalysm. from Funny Face (1957)
And once you know, oh how from Funny Face (1957)
And out the doorway from Funny Face (1957)
And pink's for the Iady with joie de vivre from Funny Face (1957)
And send it on a tour. from Funny Face (1957)
And she Ioves from Funny Face (1957)
And since you've come such a Iong way to taIk with me, from Funny Face (1957)
And six stitches in my ear. from Funny Face (1957)
And some thrills I can't define from Funny Face (1957)
And starting to take up from Funny Face (1957)
And that includes the kitchen sink from Funny Face (1957)
And that you not only look like, but you are, a mess of worms. from Funny Face (1957)
And that's what from Funny Face (1957)
And the Braque and Hieronymus Bosch come to $22.75. from Funny Face (1957)
And the man from IstanbuI will be at the presentation. from Funny Face (1957)
And then? from Funny Face (1957)
And there is not the slightest excuse for plum, or puce from Funny Face (1957)
And they Iove from Funny Face (1957)
And they Iove from Funny Face (1957)
And they'll ask me all sorts of questions. from Funny Face (1957)
And we will Iose that eviI spirit called voodoo from Funny Face (1957)
And whispering trees Iove from Funny Face (1957)
And you'll be IoveIy from Funny Face (1957)
And you'll be IoveIy as a carouseI, too from Funny Face (1957)
And you're... from Funny Face (1957)
Any more than every American meets the President. from Funny Face (1957)
Anything you don't understand, you call small talk. from Funny Face (1957)
Are not respected by the group, the group cannot exist. from Funny Face (1957)
Are there no models who think as well as they look? from Funny Face (1957)
Are we all gonna hang around, or get somebody else? from Funny Face (1957)
Are you alright? from Funny Face (1957)
As a matter of fact, I rather feeI Iike expressing myseIf now. from Funny Face (1957)
As a mere accessory of physiological processes from Funny Face (1957)
As charming as you. from Funny Face (1957)
As I Iove you? from Funny Face (1957)
As one Iady to another... from Funny Face (1957)
Ask him to pick me up at the cafÈ. from Funny Face (1957)
At most, a synthetic beauty. from Funny Face (1957)
At once, or Mr Flostre will hear about this. from Funny Face (1957)
Attack Flostre and you attack the things I believe in. from Funny Face (1957)
Attendez! We are ready for your show. from Funny Face (1957)
Avaricious, av... from Funny Face (1957)
Babs, take this to Kaiser Delmont. from Funny Face (1957)
Banish the black, from Funny Face (1957)
Be charming and answer their questions. from Funny Face (1957)
BeautifuI! from Funny Face (1957)
Because if you Ieft, you'd be picked up for vagrancy. from Funny Face (1957)
Because you are intellectual, always thinking. from Funny Face (1957)
Bells from Funny Face (1957)
Bells are ringing, flowers blooming, angels singing. from Funny Face (1957)
Bells! from Funny Face (1957)
Birds Iove from Funny Face (1957)
Bon. Entrez. from Funny Face (1957)
Bonjour, bonjour. from Funny Face (1957)
Bonjour, Paris from Funny Face (1957)
Bonjour, Paris from Funny Face (1957)
Bonjour, Paris from Funny Face (1957)
Bonjour, Paris from Funny Face (1957)
Bonjour, Paris from Funny Face (1957)
Bonjour! from Funny Face (1957)
Bonjour! from Funny Face (1957)
Bring her back, girls, alive! from Funny Face (1957)
Burn the blue, from Funny Face (1957)
But before you move... from Funny Face (1957)
But except that you are very charming, I don't know you. from Funny Face (1957)
But he's also a man. He's more man than philosopher! from Funny Face (1957)
But I am a man. And you're a woman. from Funny Face (1957)
But I couIdn't care Iess from Funny Face (1957)
But I need you now. from Funny Face (1957)
But so hypnotic from Funny Face (1957)
But tell her if she's gotta think, think pink from Funny Face (1957)
But this would be a violation of all my principles. from Funny Face (1957)
But you can chase that hoodoo from Funny Face (1957)
But you ought to get to bed early. The camera picks up everything. from Funny Face (1957)
But you weren't Anna Karenina. The bird wasn't Prince Charming. from Funny Face (1957)
But, Padre, we're not here to marry. from Funny Face (1957)
By all means, Iet us taIk. from Funny Face (1957)
C'est Jo! from Funny Face (1957)
C'est moi, c'est vous, c'est grand, c'est tutu from Funny Face (1957)
C'est triste! from Funny Face (1957)
Can I trust how I feeI? from Funny Face (1957)
Can one kiss from Funny Face (1957)
Can you make me some enlargements? from Funny Face (1957)
Can't do it with make up from Funny Face (1957)
Can't we walk and get friendly, or better acquainted, or something? from Funny Face (1957)
Children! from Funny Face (1957)
Chosen to represent a great American fashion magazine, Quality. from Funny Face (1957)
Clap a your hands from Funny Face (1957)
Clap a your hands from Funny Face (1957)
Clap your hands from Funny Face (1957)
Clap your hands from Funny Face (1957)
Clap your hands, slap your thighs, gimme that beat, boy... from Funny Face (1957)
Climb that stair a from Funny Face (1957)
Come along and join ourjubilee! from Funny Face (1957)
Come in. from Funny Face (1957)
Come on and show me the best from Funny Face (1957)
Come on, drop the books. from Funny Face (1957)
Come on. from Funny Face (1957)
Come, all you children, gather around from Funny Face (1957)
Consciemment ou inconsciemment, from Funny Face (1957)
Corbillard from Funny Face (1957)
Couldn't I stay? The professor wants to talk to me. from Funny Face (1957)
Curtain! from Funny Face (1957)
Cut down the steam. That's wonderfuI. That's it. from Funny Face (1957)
D for dreary. from Funny Face (1957)
D for dull and for depressing, from Funny Face (1957)
Dans nos meilleures sculptures... Et dans notre meilleure littÈrature. from Funny Face (1957)
Darling from Funny Face (1957)
Darling, guess who this is. You'll never guess! from Funny Face (1957)
Deep, Marion. Profound, Marion. from Funny Face (1957)
Dick Avery started working on the pictures. from Funny Face (1957)
Dick, I thought it wouId never happen. from Funny Face (1957)
Dick, that gives you a week to photograph her. from Funny Face (1957)
DismaI and deadIy! from Funny Face (1957)
Do all of this? from Funny Face (1957)
Do I make myseIf cIear? from Funny Face (1957)
Do some window shopping from Funny Face (1957)
Do we Iook Iike peopIe who gape all day? from Funny Face (1957)
Do what I tell you. Don't worry about it. from Funny Face (1957)
Do you know what the word "empathy" means? from Funny Face (1957)
Does it show? from Funny Face (1957)
Don't be silly. Everybody wants to be kissed, even philosophers. from Funny Face (1957)
Don't bother. I'll throw myseIf out. from Funny Face (1957)
Don't even ask. The thought of her makes me shudder. DreadfuI girI. from Funny Face (1957)
Don't Iisten to her. She is a chiId. from Funny Face (1957)
Don't Iook Iike such an amateur. from Funny Face (1957)
Don't say another word. from Funny Face (1957)
Don't you dare! from Funny Face (1957)
Don't you know Ben Franklin wrote about this thing at length? from Funny Face (1957)
Don't you remember me? Jo Stockton? from Funny Face (1957)
Don't! Stop! from Funny Face (1957)
Dovitch, I can't wait to tell you about my feature for the next issue. from Funny Face (1957)
Dovitch. I want to see you. from Funny Face (1957)
Down the Champs ElysÈes from Funny Face (1957)
Dr Post, who runs a shop I worked in, has contacts in severaI universities. from Funny Face (1957)
Drive in pink from Funny Face (1957)
Drop the books. from Funny Face (1957)
DuvaI can't show his collection without you. from Funny Face (1957)
DuvaI needs measurements. Where is she? from Funny Face (1957)
DuvaI! I can't hear myseIf think, and I'm trying to think in French. from Funny Face (1957)
Elle estperceptible dans tout ce qui nous touche. from Funny Face (1957)
Embarrassing me in front of Professor Flostre! from Funny Face (1957)
Empathicalists have a very firm way with hostile vibrations. from Funny Face (1957)
Empathy is to project your imagination from Funny Face (1957)
Empathy. Is it something Iike sympathy? from Funny Face (1957)
Er, Miss Prescott, please. from Funny Face (1957)
Et maintenant from Funny Face (1957)
Etudiez la statue un instant. Je reviens tout de suite. from Funny Face (1957)
Every girI in Quality has grace, eIegance and pizzazz. from Funny Face (1957)
Everybody come along from Funny Face (1957)
Everybody come along and join the jubilee! from Funny Face (1957)
Everything on the great horizon from Funny Face (1957)
Everything that you can think from Funny Face (1957)
Everything's rosy from Funny Face (1957)
Excuse me, DuvaI. Where is Jo? from Funny Face (1957)
Feels so gay, feels so bright from Funny Face (1957)
Feels so good when you stop. from Funny Face (1957)
Finding another worId from Funny Face (1957)
Flostre may be the quiz kid, from Funny Face (1957)
Flostre part au cafÈ et on est dÈj‡ en retard. Au revoir. from Funny Face (1957)
For fashion pictures for Quality magazine. from Funny Face (1957)
For her appearance, her grace, her poise... from Funny Face (1957)
For I have to have the answer from Funny Face (1957)
For I need you, and you need me from Funny Face (1957)
For me from Funny Face (1957)
For miles and miles and miles from Funny Face (1957)
For worlds I'd not replace from Funny Face (1957)
For you, my dear, I promise never to grow oId. from Funny Face (1957)
Forget her. This is the other girI I'm taIking about. from Funny Face (1957)
Forget it and relax. We've been working too hard. from Funny Face (1957)
Fountains. from Funny Face (1957)
Frankly, dear, your modesty reveals to me from Funny Face (1957)
Friends, you saw enter here a waif, a gamin, a IowIy caterpillar. from Funny Face (1957)
From now on, girls... from Funny Face (1957)
From the Arch of Triumph from Funny Face (1957)
Gather around, you children! from Funny Face (1957)
Gentlemen, may I tell you that you look like a mess of worms? from Funny Face (1957)
Get her up here. Order books. from Funny Face (1957)
Get them quiet, DuvaI. I'll be back. from Funny Face (1957)
Get to work. I'll take care of Dick. Leave it to me! from Funny Face (1957)
Gimme some, gimme some Dixieland beat! from Funny Face (1957)
Girls, back to work. Gentlemen, that will do. from Funny Face (1957)
Girls, girls, girls, girls. Take this to all the designers. from Funny Face (1957)
Girls, I want these books rearranged. from Funny Face (1957)
Go out dancing but just remember one thing from Funny Face (1957)
Good morning, Miss Prescott. from Funny Face (1957)
Good morning, Miss Prescott. from Funny Face (1957)
Good. A IittIe smiIe. from Funny Face (1957)
Good. Alright. Now, la steam! from Funny Face (1957)
Good. Now give her some flowers. Flowers. Arms full. from Funny Face (1957)
Good. Now, where is Jo? from Funny Face (1957)
Good. One more, please. from Funny Face (1957)
Good. We'll put you to work. from Funny Face (1957)
Good. You're not only a model, you're an actress. from Funny Face (1957)
Goodbye. from Funny Face (1957)
Great. That's great. from Funny Face (1957)
Had no plan for a man from Funny Face (1957)
Hallelujah from Funny Face (1957)
Hallelujah! Hallelu... Hallelu... from Funny Face (1957)
Hang five in pink from Funny Face (1957)
Has Ieft me in the Iurch from Funny Face (1957)
Haven't poor people like us a right to make a living? from Funny Face (1957)
He Ioves from Funny Face (1957)
He is a marvellous photographer. from Funny Face (1957)
He would be barred from all the other fashion magazines. from Funny Face (1957)
He'll never hound you, step on the ground you... from Funny Face (1957)
He's more excited about it than any of us. from Funny Face (1957)
He's the only... from Funny Face (1957)
He's your Prince Charming, isn't he? Well, get happy! from Funny Face (1957)
Head up a IittIe. You're so happy. from Funny Face (1957)
Hello there. from Funny Face (1957)
Hello! from Funny Face (1957)
Hello. MonsieurAvery? He just Ieft. from Funny Face (1957)
Here is our theme. Here is our answer. Pink. from Funny Face (1957)
Here it comes from Funny Face (1957)
Here it is. Clothes for the woman who isn't interested in clothes. from Funny Face (1957)
Here she is. from Funny Face (1957)
Here. I think we ought to use her in the shot. Miss, come here, pIease. from Funny Face (1957)
Hey, diddle diddle, the cat and the fiddle. from Funny Face (1957)
Hey! from Funny Face (1957)
His interest in me is anything but intellectuaI? from Funny Face (1957)
Hold it, boys. Beethoven isn't working. Try Brahms. from Funny Face (1957)
Hold it! from Funny Face (1957)
Hold it. Ready? from Funny Face (1957)
Hold it. Ready? from Funny Face (1957)
Hold it. Ready. from Funny Face (1957)
Holy Moses! You look fabulous! from Funny Face (1957)
HoteI Savoyard? M. DickAvery, s'il vous pla@t? from Funny Face (1957)
How can you possibly make a model out of that? from Funny Face (1957)
How could you be so rude? from Funny Face (1957)
How dare you Ieave me in the street Iike this! Taxi! from Funny Face (1957)
How do you do, boys? from Funny Face (1957)
How do you do? I'm Dick Avery. from Funny Face (1957)
How do you think I feeI when you don't show up? from Funny Face (1957)
How Iong has this been going on? from Funny Face (1957)
How Iong has this been going on? from Funny Face (1957)
How Iong has this been going on? from Funny Face (1957)
How Iong have you been in Paris? from Funny Face (1957)
Hundreds of people. from Funny Face (1957)
Hurry. Over here. from Funny Face (1957)
I aIways knew someday from Funny Face (1957)
I am jeopardising my position with Harper's Bazaar and Vogue, from Funny Face (1957)
I am, but it's caught on something. from Funny Face (1957)
I asked you to Ieave. That is my right. from Funny Face (1957)
I assume you mean me, too. from Funny Face (1957)
I came from New York just to see you. from Funny Face (1957)
I can see that. Do you ask men to dance with you? from Funny Face (1957)
I can still see them when I cIose mine. from Funny Face (1957)
I can't beIieve it. I thought you'd be oId. from Funny Face (1957)
I can't tell you how sorry I am. from Funny Face (1957)
I can't tell. Do they Iook pIeased? from Funny Face (1957)
I can't, Babs, I got my hands full. from Funny Face (1957)
I cannot keep them waiting. I must make an announcement. from Funny Face (1957)
I certainIy envy you that. from Funny Face (1957)
I couId cry saIty tears from Funny Face (1957)
I didn't come here to enroI in a miIitary schooI. from Funny Face (1957)
I didn't reaIise we made such a mess. from Funny Face (1957)
I do what I do for a Iiving. It has to do with suppIy and demand. from Funny Face (1957)
I don't bIame him. I hurt him too much. from Funny Face (1957)
I don't know what you mean. from Funny Face (1957)
I don't know. I just asked. from Funny Face (1957)
I don't think jokes about FIostre are funny. from Funny Face (1957)
I don't want my eyebrows up or down. I want them where they are. from Funny Face (1957)
I don't want to sound Iike the personneI department, from Funny Face (1957)
I don't want to stop. I Iike it. Take the picture. from Funny Face (1957)
I don't want you spending your Iife retouching my pictures. from Funny Face (1957)
I feeI a hostiIe vibration. from Funny Face (1957)
I find myseIf at an awkward disadvantage. from Funny Face (1957)
I had no idea they were coming, or what got into Dick. from Funny Face (1957)
I had no idea. Nobody toId me. from Funny Face (1957)
I hate to admit it, but she's right. from Funny Face (1957)
I have asked you here to meet the woman seIected to represent from Funny Face (1957)
I have no desire to be kissed by you, or anyone eIse. from Funny Face (1957)
I have no doubt that in Iess than ten years, from Funny Face (1957)
I have no illusions about my Iooks. I think my face is funny. from Funny Face (1957)
I haven't seen a woman in two weeks in anything but pink. from Funny Face (1957)
I Iove Paris. from Funny Face (1957)
I Iove these cIothes and the IittIe church. And I Iove you. from Funny Face (1957)
I Iove your funny face from Funny Face (1957)
I Iove your funny face from Funny Face (1957)
I Iove your funny face from Funny Face (1957)
I Iove your funny face from Funny Face (1957)
I just feeI so dishonest in this wedding dress. from Funny Face (1957)
I knew you wouId not Iet us down! from Funny Face (1957)
I know how you feeI, even if you think I don't. from Funny Face (1957)
I know what they're here for and it is not guidance. from Funny Face (1957)
I know you can show how from Funny Face (1957)
I know you don't mean any harm, but you are in everyone's way. from Funny Face (1957)
I know. I said things I shouIdn't have. She got upset. from Funny Face (1957)
I make a deIivery and find myseIf being pillaged and pIundered. from Funny Face (1957)
I must phiIosophise with all the guys from Funny Face (1957)
I never want to go home. I Iove Paris! from Funny Face (1957)
I put myseIf in your pIace and I feIt that you wanted to be kissed. from Funny Face (1957)
I said I'd be there, and I will. from Funny Face (1957)
I said you'd be there at 10:30am. from Funny Face (1957)
I shouIdn't design a collection for you. from Funny Face (1957)
I simpIy cannot reIease this issue the way it is. from Funny Face (1957)
I stayed to heIp you put these back. from Funny Face (1957)
I suppose we'll be going home soon? from Funny Face (1957)
I think her face is perfectIy funny. from Funny Face (1957)
I think I can change your mind. from Funny Face (1957)
I think perhaps you had better stay here with me, huh? from Funny Face (1957)
I thought I was! from Funny Face (1957)
I want a IittIe rouge here. She needs a marvellous mouth. from Funny Face (1957)
I want marvellous pictures. Give me a Iot of pizzazz. from Funny Face (1957)
I want shoes and stockings in this coIour. from Funny Face (1957)
I want the whoIe issue pink. I want the whoIe country pink! from Funny Face (1957)
I want to apoIogise. She wasn't worth fighting about. from Funny Face (1957)
I want to see the den of thinking men from Funny Face (1957)
I want to step out from Funny Face (1957)
I want to wander from Funny Face (1957)
I was full of seIf defences from Funny Face (1957)
I was taught that I ought not expose my inner senses from Funny Face (1957)
I went through all this nonsense to meet this man. from Funny Face (1957)
I went to the cafÈ. She isn't there. from Funny Face (1957)
I work here, and I'm in charge in her absence. from Funny Face (1957)
I worship everything he stands for. The way he thinks. from Funny Face (1957)
I wouIdn't Iike to swear in court, but I have an idea. from Funny Face (1957)
I wouIdn't take you to Paris if I didn't think you'd work out. from Funny Face (1957)
I'd be in Paris now if I couId afford it. from Funny Face (1957)
I'd go far before I'd find a sweeter pan from Funny Face (1957)
I'd swim the ocean wide from Funny Face (1957)
I'll bet you've been here all these years from Funny Face (1957)
I'll check the Iights, then I make my speech. from Funny Face (1957)
I'll do that. from Funny Face (1957)
I'll give you a guarantee from Funny Face (1957)
I'll go to FIostre's tonight and bring her back. from Funny Face (1957)
I'll have her here tomorrow morning at ten without faiI. from Funny Face (1957)
I'll Iet you out. from Funny Face (1957)
I'm afraid I've disappointed you. from Funny Face (1957)
I'm afraid it's all my fauIt. I thought you'd make a good modeI. from Funny Face (1957)
I'm enchanted,... Miss Stockton. from Funny Face (1957)
I'm going to seIect a girI to be the Quality Woman. from Funny Face (1957)
I'm hurt, and disappointed, and... from Funny Face (1957)
I'm Ieaving now, and if anyone makes a move to stop me from Funny Face (1957)
I'm in such a IoveIy state from Funny Face (1957)
I'm Jo Stockton. Can you heIp me? from Funny Face (1957)
I'm not interested in your peopIe. from Funny Face (1957)
I'm ready. What are you gonna do? from Funny Face (1957)
I'm responsibIe for you. from Funny Face (1957)
I'm so excited about meeting you, I forgot to introduce myseIf. from Funny Face (1957)
I'm so sorry. It was too Iate. from Funny Face (1957)
I'm so tired it's an effort for me to say I'm tired. from Funny Face (1957)
I'm sorry about the troubIe. I didn't reaIise. from Funny Face (1957)
I'm sorry if I spoiIed a print. from Funny Face (1957)
I'm sorry, I'm nervous. I've never done anything Iike this. from Funny Face (1957)
I'm sorry, Mr Avery, we don't stock what you're Iooking for. from Funny Face (1957)
I'm sorry. I didn't see you up there. Are you aIright? from Funny Face (1957)
I'm sorry. I don't know what's the matter with me. from Funny Face (1957)
I'm sorry. Perhaps we shouId've asked your permission first. from Funny Face (1957)
I'm sure he got it. He didn't want to taIk to me. from Funny Face (1957)
I'm sure that in all America there's no empathicaIist from Funny Face (1957)
I'm thinking this is taking a Iong time, from Funny Face (1957)
I'm throwing a shindig to christen the Quality Woman. from Funny Face (1957)
I'm trying, but I've never fished before. from Funny Face (1957)
I've been at the cafÈ all day. I'm terribIy sorry. from Funny Face (1957)
I've never been so humiIiated in all my Iife! from Funny Face (1957)
I've never seen these peopIe in Tallahassee, from Funny Face (1957)
I've written editoriaIs on it for years. from Funny Face (1957)
Ieaving to the passionate music of Tristan undIsolde. from Funny Face (1957)
If he has found you, chiIdren from Funny Face (1957)
If I Iet this go through, I will have faiIed the American woman. from Funny Face (1957)
If I send paper to the American woman, I will have Iet her down. from Funny Face (1957)
If I went to Paris, it wouId be to go to EmiIe FIostre's Iectures. from Funny Face (1957)
If it comes into the home it must contribute. from Funny Face (1957)
If it is, you'll be in Paris. You can see your Professor Whosis. from Funny Face (1957)
If onIy to weave a spell from Funny Face (1957)
If onIy you knew how anxious I am to taIk to you. from Funny Face (1957)
If she's here, she Iooks invisibIe. from Funny Face (1957)
If the rights of the individuaI from Funny Face (1957)
If this is some sort ofjoke... from Funny Face (1957)
If we don't get this fixed, you may never see HaroId again. Let's go. from Funny Face (1957)
If we'd be happy from Funny Face (1957)
If we'd be happy from Funny Face (1957)
If we'd come a few minutes Iater, you'd have found out for yourseIf. from Funny Face (1957)
If you can't Iick 'em, join 'em and if you can't join 'em, Iick 'em! from Funny Face (1957)
If you girIs onIy knew how important posture is. from Funny Face (1957)
If you got a IittIe pink from Funny Face (1957)
If you Iay one finger on me, I will call your embassy. from Funny Face (1957)
If you see her, hang on to her. from Funny Face (1957)
If you weren't so serious, this wouId be terribIy funny. from Funny Face (1957)
Il n'y a plus rien from Funny Face (1957)
Il n'y a qu'un seul remËde from Funny Face (1957)
Ily a un autre couple qui s'appelle Barker de Florida. from Funny Face (1957)
Imported all the way from Napa Valley, CaIifornia. from Funny Face (1957)
ImpossibIe! You're in the fashion worId. from Funny Face (1957)
In cities Iike Omaha and Detroit and... from Funny Face (1957)
In desperation, one does not examine one's avenue of escape. from Funny Face (1957)
In fact, I feeI wonderfuI. from Funny Face (1957)
In the 60 years of Quality magazine, this hits rock bottom. from Funny Face (1957)
In the meantime, be my guests. from Funny Face (1957)
In the Rue de Ia Paix from Funny Face (1957)
In your swing from Funny Face (1957)
Inspired by the Quality Woman, from Funny Face (1957)
Is it fun? from Funny Face (1957)
Is it reaI? from Funny Face (1957)
Is this my Achilles heeI? from Funny Face (1957)
Isn't it time you reaIised from Funny Face (1957)
It all suggests age. I mean, maturity. from Funny Face (1957)
It doesn't speak. from Funny Face (1957)
It feeIs wonderfuI, but it's not me. from Funny Face (1957)
It is your opportunity. It will be your evening. from Funny Face (1957)
It just can't Iie around. from Funny Face (1957)
It staggers me nobody's thought of it before. from Funny Face (1957)
It wouId be hypocrisy for me to Iend myseIf to this. from Funny Face (1957)
It'll be better when we get through with it. from Funny Face (1957)
It's a great gimmick. Any of these modeIs wouId be aIright. from Funny Face (1957)
It's all in the know how from Funny Face (1957)
It's based on empathy. from Funny Face (1957)
It's chi chi and an unreaIistic approach to seIf impressions. from Funny Face (1957)
It's hard to expIain, but it's all part of empathicaIism. from Funny Face (1957)
It's in the pubIic domain. from Funny Face (1957)
It's most immoraI for us to quarreI from Funny Face (1957)
It's movingIy dismaI. We couIdn't have done better if we'd designed it. from Funny Face (1957)
It's my newest project. When you hear it, you will drop. from Funny Face (1957)
It's no joke. If we do her over and fix her up, she'd be great. from Funny Face (1957)
It's not the happiest day of my Iife. No one's waiting for me anywhere. from Funny Face (1957)
It's thrilling! It makes me cry for the CaroIines. from Funny Face (1957)
It's time you woke up to your responsibiIities. from Funny Face (1957)
It's too Iate. from Funny Face (1957)
It's too ridicuIous even to think about. from Funny Face (1957)
It's up there a from Funny Face (1957)
Itsabuchi, hmm? from Funny Face (1957)
Jazz up the Latin quarter from Funny Face (1957)
Je suis complËtement dÈrangÈe from Funny Face (1957)
Je suis... terribly sorry. from Funny Face (1957)
Je vous dÈteste! from Funny Face (1957)
Jo, give me the works. Heartbreak, Ionging, tragedy. from Funny Face (1957)
Jo! from Funny Face (1957)
Jo! Jo, where are you? from Funny Face (1957)
Jubilee today from Funny Face (1957)
Just fine, thank you. How are you? from Funny Face (1957)
Just hand them to me. from Funny Face (1957)
Just Iisten and repeat after me. from Funny Face (1957)
Just pretend that Marion can read. from Funny Face (1957)
Keep away from me, you! from Funny Face (1957)
Keep in mind that you're a woman who thinks. from Funny Face (1957)
Keep in mind that you're a woman who thinks. from Funny Face (1957)
La. from Funny Face (1957)
Ladies and gentlemen of the press, my friends. from Funny Face (1957)
Ladies, feast your eyes on our Quality Woman. from Funny Face (1957)
Laura, everything goes pink! from Funny Face (1957)
Leave it to Dick to find a delicatessen in Paris. from Funny Face (1957)
Let me in. from Funny Face (1957)
Let us Iead the way from Funny Face (1957)
Let's all Iet our hair down from Funny Face (1957)
Let's forget it and get this over with. from Funny Face (1957)
Let's give 'em the old pizzazz. from Funny Face (1957)
Let's hurry. We might have to pick up Harold's laundry on the way. from Funny Face (1957)
Let's kiss and make up from Funny Face (1957)
Let's kiss and make up from Funny Face (1957)
Let's kiss and make up from Funny Face (1957)
Let's turn into a couple of friendly vibrations. from Funny Face (1957)
Lettie, remember that creature in the book shop? from Funny Face (1957)
Lettie, take an editoriaI. "To the women of America..." from Funny Face (1957)
Lettie, what is the name of Dick Avery's hoteI? from Funny Face (1957)
Lettie! Have you seen Jo? from Funny Face (1957)
Light up the Louvre museum from Funny Face (1957)
Lights! from Funny Face (1957)
Like Jean PauI Sartre from Funny Face (1957)
Living is easy from Funny Face (1957)
Longer. from Funny Face (1957)
Look at her. She's reading. from Funny Face (1957)
Look at it as if you understand it. As if it understands you. See? from Funny Face (1957)
Look at me, I'm all at sea from Funny Face (1957)
Look up the airstay. from Funny Face (1957)
Look what you've done! Bursting in here Iike a hoodIum. from Funny Face (1957)
Look, Marion, I'd Iike to try it again. from Funny Face (1957)
Look, stop. from Funny Face (1957)
Lousy, rotten good for nothing! from Funny Face (1957)
Lovely. from Funny Face (1957)
Ma tÍte Èclate from Funny Face (1957)
Maggie, is there any news? from Funny Face (1957)
Maggie, she's new. from Funny Face (1957)
Maggie, where's Dick? from Funny Face (1957)
Maggie, where's Jo? Have you seen her? from Funny Face (1957)
Maggie? from Funny Face (1957)
Mais entrez donc. from Funny Face (1957)
Mais quandje I'ai vu from Funny Face (1957)
Make it a totaI of $52.75, and there's $1.20 for the taxi. from Funny Face (1957)
Make sorrow incidentaI from Funny Face (1957)
Make you sigh, or to die from Funny Face (1957)
Makes your day, makes your night from Funny Face (1957)
Marion Iooks smarter aIready. from Funny Face (1957)
Marion might Iook better in a different background. from Funny Face (1957)
Marion, dear, what are you reading? from Funny Face (1957)
Marvellous! from Funny Face (1957)
Marvellous! from Funny Face (1957)
Marvellous! from Funny Face (1957)
MatÈrialise les plus nobles aspects de la nature humaine. from Funny Face (1957)
May I heIp you? from Funny Face (1957)
May I present the Quality Woman! from Funny Face (1957)
Maybe at the top of the EiffeI Tower, or the bottom of the Seine. from Funny Face (1957)
Maybe she's in a traffic jam. How should I know? from Funny Face (1957)
Maybe you should give them a chance... from Funny Face (1957)
Melons from Florida. from Funny Face (1957)
Merci. from Funny Face (1957)
Messieurs et mesdames. from Funny Face (1957)
Might do what? from Funny Face (1957)
Minute Men From Mars. from Funny Face (1957)
Miss Prescott's secretary will deaI with you. from Funny Face (1957)
Modelling may not be as bad as you think. from Funny Face (1957)
Monsieur, Gigi would like to dance. from Funny Face (1957)
MonsieurAvery? MonsieurRichardAvery? from Funny Face (1957)
Mort, froid, et massacrÈ from Funny Face (1957)
Most people think they're beautiful dresses on beautiful women. from Funny Face (1957)
Mr Avery will be by in five minutes. from Funny Face (1957)
Must you go? I was just beginning to know you. from Funny Face (1957)
My dear, Iet me do the apoIogising. I behaved abominabIy. from Funny Face (1957)
My dear, you mustn't assume guilt for something that was unavoidable. from Funny Face (1957)
My philosophic search from Funny Face (1957)
My work is pleasant, the pay is excellent, from Funny Face (1957)
My, my, my...! from Funny Face (1957)
Neither do you, which brings us to why I'm here. from Funny Face (1957)
Never mind what I'm going to do. Just say "go". from Funny Face (1957)
Nice of you to say so, but it was me... from Funny Face (1957)
No more jokes. But let's be friendly. We have to work together. from Funny Face (1957)
No use to break up from Funny Face (1957)
No wedding? Quel dommage! from Funny Face (1957)
No, I... Oh, Dick, she was just great! from Funny Face (1957)
No, I'll have to have the beginner's course on that one. from Funny Face (1957)
No, I'm not mad, I... from Funny Face (1957)
No, not too much steam. from Funny Face (1957)
No, thanks, I'm busy. Didn't Gigi tell you? from Funny Face (1957)
No, thanks. I've got to go to bed. from Funny Face (1957)
No, that's not the way we Iook when we're thinking of Itsabuchi. from Funny Face (1957)
No, why does a chicken cross the road? from Funny Face (1957)
No, you mustn't mix them up. from Funny Face (1957)
No. There's no reason why someone brilliant shouldn't be young. from Funny Face (1957)
No. Why? from Funny Face (1957)
None of you seems to realise you're trespassing on private property. from Funny Face (1957)
Nonsense. If the project comes off, we'll all be heroes. from Funny Face (1957)
Nonsense. Marion can be very deep. from Funny Face (1957)
Not everyone interested in empathicalism meets him, from Funny Face (1957)
Not showing my collection. I'm ruined. from Funny Face (1957)
Not too much. I don't want a cycIone. from Funny Face (1957)
Not yet. I haven't toId you what a phoney you are. from Funny Face (1957)
Nothing serious from Funny Face (1957)
Nous sommes icipourphotographie, pour la magazine de la fashion. from Funny Face (1957)
Nous sommes voyager ici pour la meditation. from Funny Face (1957)
Now for you and me from Funny Face (1957)
Now I feeI that I really shouId face the consequences from Funny Face (1957)
Now she's gonna get even. from Funny Face (1957)
Now that the poor thing is dead... from Funny Face (1957)
Now the hostile vibrations have gone... from Funny Face (1957)
Now what's this all about? from Funny Face (1957)
Now, just a moment... from Funny Face (1957)
Now, let's see. from Funny Face (1957)
Now, mademoiselle. from Funny Face (1957)
Now, tell Marion about the books so that we can get out of here. from Funny Face (1957)
Now, turn around. Fabulous! from Funny Face (1957)
Now, wait a minute. Just a minute. from Funny Face (1957)
Now, wait, we're spirituaI singers on a tour and... from Funny Face (1957)
Now, we won't be a moment. from Funny Face (1957)
Oh oh, the reaI Barkers. from Funny Face (1957)
Oh, 's wonderfuI from Funny Face (1957)
Oh, 's wonderfuI from Funny Face (1957)
Oh, chÈri. from Funny Face (1957)
Oh, how could I be a model? from Funny Face (1957)
Oh, I feeI that I couId meIt from Funny Face (1957)
Oh, it goes beyond sympathy. from Funny Face (1957)
Oh, it's you. from Funny Face (1957)
Oh, it's you. Well, come on in. from Funny Face (1957)
Oh, mais quelle mariÈe charmante! from Funny Face (1957)
Oh, Marion's... from Funny Face (1957)
Oh, no! from Funny Face (1957)
Oh, no. from Funny Face (1957)
Oh! from Funny Face (1957)
Oh! Oh, no! from Funny Face (1957)
Oh? What's empathicalism? from Funny Face (1957)
Oh... from Funny Face (1957)
OK, that's it. That ought to do. from Funny Face (1957)
On how to be charming from Funny Face (1957)
On how to be IoveIy from Funny Face (1957)
On how to be IoveIy from Funny Face (1957)
On me demande from Funny Face (1957)
On ne m'avaitpas dit qu'ily aurait un mariage aujourd'hui. from Funny Face (1957)
On the proposition that in union there is strength from Funny Face (1957)
On the road from Funny Face (1957)
On the sands of time from Funny Face (1957)
On you it Iooks cute, sugar. from Funny Face (1957)
One never talks to Maggie Prescott. One only listens. from Funny Face (1957)
Or a means to a beginning, according to how it works out. from Funny Face (1957)
Or chartreuse from Funny Face (1957)
Or we can show you the south from Funny Face (1957)
Oui, madame. from Funny Face (1957)
Oui? Qui est vous? from Funny Face (1957)
Our cares will fly away from Funny Face (1957)
Pardon, monsieur. from Funny Face (1957)
Peace through understanding is the only real... from Funny Face (1957)
People there think, and do things. Useful things. from Funny Face (1957)
Photographing silly dresses on silly women. from Funny Face (1957)
Pink is now the colour to which you gotta switch from Funny Face (1957)
Pink toothpaste too from Funny Face (1957)
Pink's for all the famiIy from Funny Face (1957)
Pink's for all the famiIy from Funny Face (1957)
Play in pink, all day in pink from Funny Face (1957)
Please tell me what this is about. from Funny Face (1957)
Please, let's get this show on. from Funny Face (1957)
Poor Anna Karenina. from Funny Face (1957)
Pretend you caught a fish. Pull it out. from Funny Face (1957)
Professor Flostre is the greatest living philosopher, from Funny Face (1957)
Professor, I Iove every broken bone in your body! from Funny Face (1957)
Professor, they want to make a fooI of you. from Funny Face (1957)
Pulling my clothes and cutting my hair. from Funny Face (1957)
Put them back. Please talk to her. It'll take me hours. from Funny Face (1957)
Quels noms? from Funny Face (1957)
Razzle, dazzle and spread the news from Funny Face (1957)
React to it. Just... say it. from Funny Face (1957)
Remember trouble must be treated just like a rebel from Funny Face (1957)
Right. Now, ready? from Funny Face (1957)
Ring a dem bells from Funny Face (1957)
Ring a dem bells from Funny Face (1957)
Ring a dem bells out from Funny Face (1957)
Ring a dem... from Funny Face (1957)
Ring a dem... from Funny Face (1957)
Ring a them, ring a them Ring a them, ring a them from Funny Face (1957)
Roses are red, the violets are blue, from Funny Face (1957)
Run as fast as I can and don't Iet the balloons go. from Funny Face (1957)
Run as fast as you can and don't Iet the balloons go. from Funny Face (1957)
Run! from Funny Face (1957)
Runs around here Iike he owns the magazine. from Funny Face (1957)
Salaud! DÈgueulasse! from Funny Face (1957)
Say, Iisten! from Funny Face (1957)
Self appraisal often makes us sad from Funny Face (1957)
Send it to the deviI from Funny Face (1957)
Shall I throw myseIf under the train? from Funny Face (1957)
She did this to me, with a statue that cost 200,000 francs. from Funny Face (1957)
She doesn't approve of fashion magazines. from Funny Face (1957)
She is a rare creature... chosen from hundreds from Funny Face (1957)
She put herself in your place, so put yourself in her place. from Funny Face (1957)
She stabbed her Iover because she hated him. from Funny Face (1957)
She was here, but she's disappeared. from Funny Face (1957)
She was magnificent! You should've seen her! from Funny Face (1957)
She'd devour us all. from Funny Face (1957)
She'll show up. The girI has integrity. from Funny Face (1957)
She's a fashion editor. Get 'em out! from Funny Face (1957)
She's agreed to go to Paris. She can hardly wait. from Funny Face (1957)
She's at her hotel, but she won't take messages. from Funny Face (1957)
She's filled with virtues. Only she's not wasting them on us. from Funny Face (1957)
She's fresh. from Funny Face (1957)
Should come here to die from Funny Face (1957)
Show up where? from Funny Face (1957)
Sir, I owe you a drink. from Funny Face (1957)
Slap your thighs from Funny Face (1957)
Slap your thighs from Funny Face (1957)
Small talk? I suppose you think the neckline of a dress from Funny Face (1957)
So I bribed the desk cIerk into Ietting me copy her phone messages. from Funny Face (1957)
So ring a dem bells from Funny Face (1957)
So that you actually feeI what the other person is feeIing. from Funny Face (1957)
So where is she? from Funny Face (1957)
So why can't... you Iove from Funny Face (1957)
So won't you Iove me from Funny Face (1957)
Somehow we gotta from Funny Face (1957)
Something is wrong. from Funny Face (1957)
Something missing, I know from Funny Face (1957)
Song and meditation tonight at my salon." from Funny Face (1957)
Sounds great, but what is it? from Funny Face (1957)
Stand here, please. There's a good place. Fine. from Funny Face (1957)
Steve, tip that back Iight down a bit, will you? OK. from Funny Face (1957)
Stop! from Funny Face (1957)
Straighten up, shoulders back. from Funny Face (1957)
Suivez moi. Il me semble qu'ily a une erreur. from Funny Face (1957)
Suppose we Ieave my bones aIone and give me my $53.95? from Funny Face (1957)
Swim in perfume, and a new Iove affair every hour on the hour. from Funny Face (1957)
Sympathy is to understand what someone feels. from Funny Face (1957)
Take her, and whatever you do, don't Iet her out of your sight. from Funny Face (1957)
Thank heavens. I thought you'd stand us up again. from Funny Face (1957)
Thank you. from Funny Face (1957)
Thanks. from Funny Face (1957)
That dancing is nothing more than a form of expression or release? from Funny Face (1957)
That he is speaking at the cafÈ and that they are Iate. from Funny Face (1957)
That is a piece of sculpture by ltsabuchi. from Funny Face (1957)
That is a piece of sculpture by ltsabuchi. from Funny Face (1957)
That just can't go wrong from Funny Face (1957)
That thing from the book shop? from Funny Face (1957)
That way it won't be a totaI Ioss. from Funny Face (1957)
That way. from Funny Face (1957)
That would be novel in a fashion magazine. from Funny Face (1957)
That you should care from Funny Face (1957)
That you should care from Funny Face (1957)
That'll be me. Sorry. from Funny Face (1957)
That's a killer. from Funny Face (1957)
That's all you have to know. You're happy. Now, run! from Funny Face (1957)
That's alright. What's all the desperation about? from Funny Face (1957)
That's for me from Funny Face (1957)
That's for me from Funny Face (1957)
That's for me from Funny Face (1957)
That's for me from Funny Face (1957)
That's great. from Funny Face (1957)
That's great. Just Iike the movie. from Funny Face (1957)
That's it! Maggie, you ought to be president. from Funny Face (1957)
That's not what I came to taIk about. from Funny Face (1957)
That's not what I heard. from Funny Face (1957)
That's quite obvious. You might just as well be flying a kite. from Funny Face (1957)
That's sinister enough. from Funny Face (1957)