Mr. Coombe:
In my opinion, you are the most obstinate young woman I have ever met!
Lucy Muir: Thank you, Mr. Coombe. I've always wanted to be considered obstinate!
--Gene Tierney (as Lucy Muir) in The Ghost and Mrs. Muir
Lucy Muir: Thank you, Mr. Coombe. I've always wanted to be considered obstinate!
--Gene Tierney (as Lucy Muir) in The Ghost and Mrs. Muir
Peter Stackhouse:
I hope you're not angry?
Kay Saunders: That you were interested in my legs? Why not at all. That's what they're there for.
--Gene Tierney (as ) in Thunder Birds
Kay Saunders: That you were interested in my legs? Why not at all. That's what they're there for.
--Gene Tierney (as ) in Thunder Birds
Baketamon:
I wish a word with you. Over here.
Horemheb: May I say I've long dreamed of a word with you.
Baketamon: We will discuss your dreams. I wish to speak with your friend, the physician.
Horemheb: Why are you so interested in him?
Baketamon: My brother's been asking for him. He hasn't yet presented himself at court.
Horemheb: Sinuhe has left the city. He's gone to... Memphis I think.
Baketamon: If you hope for further promotions don't lie to me.
Horemheb: I love my friend enough to lie for him, even to a royal princess. What do you want?
Baketamon: I want him saved from this creature who's stolen his wits.
Horemheb: That's easy, she's a Babylonian, have her banished or killed.
Baketamon: He'd follow her into exile or mourn over her grave the rest of his life. No. He must be made to see that she's worthless.
Horemheb: And how to you expect to accomplish that?
Baketamon: By letting him find out that she's betrayed him with his best friend. You shouldn't find that too difficult. Such women like to be assaulted as if they were fortresses.
Horemheb: Your Highness flatters me.
Baketamon: I value you in the same way that you value yourself.
[He sees a gold serpent bracelet coiled around her lower arm]
Horemheb: Give me that bracelet.
Baketamon: You want a reward for helping the friend you love so much?
Horemheb: I want it for the Babylonian.
Baketamon: Oh? Then you're afraid that your manly charms won't be enough?
Horemheb: Not for her.
[he notices his friends looking their way]
Horemheb: My friends are watching us. They think you're awarding me an honor.
Baketamon: Let them think what they will.
Horemheb: Some day you'll strip your arms of honors
--Gene Tierney (as Baketamon) in The Egyptian
Horemheb: May I say I've long dreamed of a word with you.
Baketamon: We will discuss your dreams. I wish to speak with your friend, the physician.
Horemheb: Why are you so interested in him?
Baketamon: My brother's been asking for him. He hasn't yet presented himself at court.
Horemheb: Sinuhe has left the city. He's gone to... Memphis I think.
Baketamon: If you hope for further promotions don't lie to me.
Horemheb: I love my friend enough to lie for him, even to a royal princess. What do you want?
Baketamon: I want him saved from this creature who's stolen his wits.
Horemheb: That's easy, she's a Babylonian, have her banished or killed.
Baketamon: He'd follow her into exile or mourn over her grave the rest of his life. No. He must be made to see that she's worthless.
Horemheb: And how to you expect to accomplish that?
Baketamon: By letting him find out that she's betrayed him with his best friend. You shouldn't find that too difficult. Such women like to be assaulted as if they were fortresses.
Horemheb: Your Highness flatters me.
Baketamon: I value you in the same way that you value yourself.
[He sees a gold serpent bracelet coiled around her lower arm]
Horemheb: Give me that bracelet.
Baketamon: You want a reward for helping the friend you love so much?
Horemheb: I want it for the Babylonian.
Baketamon: Oh? Then you're afraid that your manly charms won't be enough?
Horemheb: Not for her.
[he notices his friends looking their way]
Horemheb: My friends are watching us. They think you're awarding me an honor.
Baketamon: Let them think what they will.
Horemheb: Some day you'll strip your arms of honors
--Gene Tierney (as Baketamon) in The Egyptian
Eleanor Stone:
Tell me, is it more important for you to kill a man than to save an innocent one.
--Gene Tierney (as ) in The Return of Frank James
--Gene Tierney (as ) in The Return of Frank James
Ellen Berent Harland:
I keep forgetting you can't draw a deep breath without being heard all over the house!
Ellen Berent Harland: Let's change the name of the place from Back Of The Moon to Goldfish Manor.
--Gene Tierney (as ) in Leave Her to Heaven
Ellen Berent Harland: Let's change the name of the place from Back Of The Moon to Goldfish Manor.
--Gene Tierney (as ) in Leave Her to Heaven
Ellen Berent Harland:
I'll never let you go. Never, never, never.
--Gene Tierney (as ) in Leave Her to Heaven
--Gene Tierney (as ) in Leave Her to Heaven
Ellen Berent Harland:
The walls are as thin as paper and the acoustics disgustingly perfect.
--Gene Tierney (as ) in Leave Her to Heaven
--Gene Tierney (as ) in Leave Her to Heaven
Laura Hunt:
[Explaining why she broke a promise] You forced me to give you my word. I never have been and I never will be bound by anything I don't do of my own free will.
--Gene Tierney (as Laura Hunt) in Laura
--Gene Tierney (as Laura Hunt) in Laura
Lucy Muir:
[to the ghost of Captain Gregg] You'll forgive me if I take a minute to get accustomed to you.
--Gene Tierney (as Lucy Muir) in The Ghost and Mrs. Muir
--Gene Tierney (as Lucy Muir) in The Ghost and Mrs. Muir
