Kiss Me Kate (1953) Poster

(1953)

Tommy Rall: Bill Calhoun 'Lucentio'

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Bob Fosse, Ann Miller, Tommy Rall, and Bobby Van in Kiss Me Kate (1953) Ann Miller and Tommy Rall in Kiss Me Kate (1953) Ann Miller and Tommy Rall in Kiss Me Kate (1953) Bob Fosse, Ann Miller, Tommy Rall, and Bobby Van in Kiss Me Kate (1953) Bob Fosse, Howard Keel, Tommy Rall, and Bobby Van in Kiss Me Kate (1953) Bob Fosse, Ann Miller, Tommy Rall, and Bobby Van in Kiss Me Kate (1953) Bob Fosse, Ann Miller, Tommy Rall, and Bobby Van in Kiss Me Kate (1953) Bob Fosse, Ann Miller, Tommy Rall, and Bobby Van in Kiss Me Kate (1953) Ann Miller and Tommy Rall in Kiss Me Kate (1953) Ann Miller and Tommy Rall in Kiss Me Kate (1953)

Quotes 

  • Bianca : I'm a maid who wouldst marry.

    Hortensio : Any Tom?

    Lucentio : Dick?

    Gremio : Or Harry?

    Bianca : Any Harry, Tom, or Dick!

  • Lois Lane : This is our big chance. Do you want to work nightclubs all your life?

    Bill Calhoun : What's wrong with nightclubs?

    Lois Lane : Nothing, if you like smoke, noise and drunks.

    Bill Calhoun : You thought they were great till you met this Hamlet.

    Lois Lane : Mr. Graham is a gentleman and a scholar. He's merely - culturing me.

  • Bill Calhoun : Honey, you're the cutest piggy bank in town.

  • Bianca : [singing]  I'm a maid mad to marry, And will take double-quick, Any Tom, Dick or Harry, Any Tom, Harry or Dick...

    Bianca , Gremio , Hortensio , Lucentio : A dicka dick, A dicka dick, A dicka dick, A dicka dick!

  • Lucentio : What happy wind blows you to Padua from old Verona?

    Petruchio : Such wind as scatters young men through the world to seek their fortunes. And you?

    Lucentio : I came to study.

    Petruchio : I am glad that you thus combine your resolve to suck the sweets of sweet philosophy - the mathematics and the botany. Fall to them as your stomach serves. No profit grows where is no pleasure taken. In brief, sir, study. As for me...

    [singing] 

    Petruchio : I've come to wive it wealthily in Padua, If wealthily then happily in Padua. If my wife has a bag of gold, Do I care if the bag be old? I've come to wive it wealthily in Padua...

  • Lucentio : [singing]  From this happy day, No more blue songs

    Bianca : Only hoop-de-doo songs

    Lucentio : From this moment on

    Gremio : For you've got the love I need so much

    Hortensio : Got the skin I love to touch

    Gremio : Got the arms to hold me tight

    Gremio , Hortensio : Got the sweet lips to kiss me goodnight

  • Lucentio : [singing]  From this moment on, you and I, babe. We'll be ridin' high, babe. Every care is gone, from this moment on.

  • Lucentio : [singing]  From this moment on, you for me, dear.

    Bianca : [singing]  Only two for tea, dear.

    Lucentio : [singing]  From this moment on.

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