i thought you fixed hearts.

ANGELA LANSBURY in GASLIGHT (1944)

Well, here we are. Married.

The Chalk Garden, dir. Ronald Neame

I didn’t want to be alone anymore. I don’t want to be alone now. If we go back, if we stick together… if we face it… do think that maybe somewhere somebody will listen--somebody will say it wasn’t all our fault?

So if your mom is my mom and my dad is your dad… and we're both born on October 11th, then you and I are… like… sisters. Sisters? We're like twins!

"What a day. You ever seen such a glorious day?"

The Swimmer (1968)

It is a drama of steadily mounting tension and complication, shot through with intimations of repressed instincts and thwarted desires that keep a wild kind of terror barely held in leash hovering over the most ordinary comings and goings in that lonely house. It is much more than a melodrama, because everything that happens grows out of the inner natures of the people involved—the boy with his wiles and smiles and dimly glimpsed flashes of mania, the lonely old lady with her greed and selfishness and childless dependence, the girl with her surface hardness and inner sensitiveness, her unblossoming youth and her curiosity—half romantic, half cynical. – National Board of Review Magazine, June 1937

I have nothing to go on, but I think she's been murdered.

Night Must Fall (1937)