Love Before Breakfast (1936)

Cesar Romero: Bill Wadsworth

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Quotes 

• Bill Wadsworth : Be kind of fun if they didn't show up, wouldn't it? Then we could be alone sort of.

  Kay Colby : What do you mean *sort of*?

• Bill Wadsworth : Oh! Be careful, honey. You'll take my cold.

  Countess Campanella : I'll take anything from you, darling. My mother used to say, "You'll never get poor from taking."

• Kay Colby : I don't see why you have to go all the way to Japan for a job. You were doing fine right here.

  Bill Wadsworth : Listen, honey, if a man wants to get ahead in the oil business, he has to be ready to go any place, any time.

  Kay Colby : There isn't any money in oil anyway. Rockefeller took it all out.

  Bill Wadsworth : Nah, they left enough for me.

• Kay Colby : Do you mean to tell me you'd take anything from Scott Miller?

  Bill Wadsworth : Well, why not? He's my boss, isn't he? Just because you got tight one night and promised to marry him.

  Kay Colby : I wasn't tight!

• Bill Wadsworth : All right, honey, anything you say. From now on, I'm off water and nothing but champagne.

• Bill Wadsworth : To us, darling! My joys will be your joys.

  Kay Colby : And your troubles will be my troubles.

  Bill Wadsworth : Oh, but I haven't any troubles.

  Kay Colby : Wait till you marry me.

• Waiter : With Mr. Miller's compliments.

  [presenting a bottle of champagne] 

  Bill Wadsworth : Well!

  Kay Colby : Is that so? You can send it back to Mr. Miller with our compliments.

  Bill Wadsworth : No, wait. We can't do that, Kay. He's my boss.

  Kay Colby : Well, he's not my boss!

• Bill Wadsworth : I'm gonna get drunk. Then, maybe I'll know what's going on around here.

• Bill Wadsworth : Cozy, isn't it!

  Kay Colby : [sarcastically]  Compact, that's what I like about it.

• Bill Wadsworth : It would be kinda fun if they didn't show up, wouldn't it? Then we could, be alone, sort of.

  Kay Colby : What do you mean: sort of?

  Bill Wadsworth : Well, you know, we're engaged, aren't we?

• Kay Colby : Don't be a fool.

  Bill Wadsworth : I don't intend to be. I've been a sap long enough. What do you think I am? Blind? You're not fooling me. You're just using me to burn him up.

• Countess Campanella : Poor lamb, I know it hurts.

  Bill Wadsworth : Oh, be careful, honey, you'll take my cold.

  Countess Campanella : I'll take anything from you, darling. As my mother used to say, "You will never get poor from taking." Oh, there, baby.

• Bill Wadsworth : [as their boat is getting swamped in a storm]  Are you so crazy about that guy you can't stand being in the same cove with him?