
"I never said I was the best mother in the world. Give me a little credit, will you, credit for being someone who tried... to love you the only way she knew how?"
Great movie - and I love the scene at the mall...

"The guy was killed in an auto accident! I looked it up! He was driving in the Yukon, in a pink convertible, to visit his brother who's an ex-con named Frances, when a tractor trailer comes along and decapitates him. You know what that mean, it means he doesn't have a head. How am I suppose to write for a guy who doesn't have a head? He's got no lips, no vocal cords. What do you want me to do?"
"Five minutes, Mr. Loman!"
A brain transplant!
"I look like the friggin' Tweety-Bird!"
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/19/08

"No, no, no, doing dinner theatre is horrible. Doing hemorrhoid commercials is horrible. What you did... there are no words for!"
Speaking of "this ought to be a Broadway musical"...
I thought the guys who did Urinetown were working on this as a Broadway musical. Is that just wishful thinking on my part?

David! David, David, David, David! Can you please tell our new costume designer that I don't quite feel right in a turban? What I feel like is Gloria f*ckin Swanson! Am I 70 David? Am I 70? Why don't you just buy a walker. Buy a god damn walker and put me in it!"
Edmund Edwards: She's been through hell, and we're her family. So in this crisis, we have to support her.
Rose Schwartz: Yeah.
Edmund Edwards: We have to love her.
Rose Schwartz: Mmm.
Edmund Edwards: We have to care about her.
Rose Schwartz: Mmm.
Edmund Edwards: And we have to milk it for every drop of publicity we can get.
I saw "Soapdish" on a weekday matinee at the cineplex in Century City when it first opened, and Mel Torme and his daughter sat right in front of us!
I was so starstruck it was hard for me to watch the movie. Mel's a big favorite of mine.
But the movie pulled me in, despite my "Hollywood distraction." I loved it!
So did Mel and his daughter, by the way.
I was just watching this again about 2 weeks ago. God, I love this movie! Sally Fields' emotional u-turns are sheer brilliance.
Whenever I think of an answering machine, I can always hear Sally say, "On the machine, Rose. On the machine!"
I don't know if it would work as a musical, but if anyone could make it work, I think it would be Shaiman and Wittman.
And Robert Downey Jr. never looked better.
Love Soapdish. Hope someone succeeds in putting together a musical version.
Featured Actor Joined: 8/20/04
"Hi. Uh. I'm Lori Craven... and I'm an actress."
"An actress? Really? How nice for you. I'm Betsy Faye Sharon, and I'm a bitch. Now get out of here."
God, I love this movie. I saw the title of this thread and did a little mental happy dance!
"Cover them up"
"I like them"
"I'm lookin' at dead crawdad butts...cover 'em up!"
I wish Andrew Bergman would return to writing....preferably with Robert Harling at his side.
"Even for an actor, you're an egomaniac!"
"Of course I'm an egomaniac! I have America's Sweetheart climbing up my drainpipe!"
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/19/08
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/19/08
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