Moontide (1942)

Ida Lupino: Anna

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• Anna : Well, you didn't expect me to sell bait in that, did you?

  Bobo : No, but you look funny.

  Anna : Yeah? You'd look funny in that dress too.

• Bobo : Ah, you take it too hard. Believe me.

  Anna : Yeah?

  Bobo : Oh, yeah.

  Anna : Yeah, well, I'm gonna tell you a few things. Maybe when I get through, you'Il - you'll understand why I decided to do it last night.

• Anna : I'm blowing now.

  Bobo : Oh, yeah?

  Anna : Yeah.

• Anna : Oh, you crazy nut. Come here. Can I kiss ya? Is that against the rules?

  Bobo : Kissing is okay.

  [kiss] 

  Bobo : Hey, hey, hey, hey. Some kissing, but not all.

  Anna : Oh, Bobo.

• Henry Hirota : Today, two bottle sake. All right?

  Bobo : Yeah. Yeah, but I got a partner now.

  Henry Hirota : Oh. Partner. Good to have partner. Very good! Good for you, good for me. Here.

  [hands Bobo the sake] 

  Bobo : She doesn't drink.

  Henry Hirota : Oh, too bad. Maybe you teach.

  Anna : Oh, no. Never mind. Somebody's gotta be able to count these fish.

• Bobo : Why did you come back?

  Anna : Well... why did you look at me the way you did when I left?

  Bobo : Yeah. Right.

• Anna : Bobo, you want me to go?

  Bobo : No.

• Tiny : Why don't you blow?

  Anna : Sure.

• Tiny : You got it wrong. You're the one to beat it, not me.

  Anna : Okay, okay. I'm the one to beat it. Now does that satisfy you?

• Tiny : One of them smart dames.

  Anna : Not dumb.

  Tiny : Tough, huh?

  Anna : Why don't you come around when Bobo's here and ask him?

• Tiny : You'll beat it?

  Anna : Sure. Anything you say. Any time a guy comes along, I don't know him from Adam, but anything he says do, I do it, of course.

• Anna : Gee. It's pretty snazzy, huh?

  Nutsy : Well, I can only point out that when Mildred wore it... she didn't lack a certain popularity. I'll bet.

• Nutsy : Anna, the most overrated item in the whole catalog of marital virtues is modesty.

  Anna : Yeah?

  Nutsy : There's no doubt whatever about it. Modesty's for the outside world - for the streets, for the marts of trade, not for the home.