Philip Bosco credited as playing...
Curly
- Walter: It's a big house, we'll divide it up! You stay in your half, I'll stay in mine!
- Anna: That is such a dumb idea. Sometimes it amazes me you ever passed the bar.
- Walter: I'm sure it does, you've never passed a bar in your life.
- Anna: You are so much less attractive when I'm sober.
- Walter: Thank goodness it's not that often.
- Anna: [yelling] All right, that's it! I've had it with you, and the house, and Max, and the orchestra and everything! How long will it take to put this house together?
- Curly: Two weeks.
- [Walter and all the workers start laughing]
- Anna: We'll stick it out 'til the house is done.
- [Walter has missed a meeting with the permit man, who got steamed and left]
- Curly: If he ever does come back, you call me and we'll finish the job.
- Walter: When I do get the permits, how long will the job take?
- Curly: Two weeks.
- Walter: Two weeks? Two weeks?
- Curly: You sound like a parakeet there. "Two weeks! Two weeks!"
- Walter: Well, two weeks. It-it's amazing.
- Curly: Amazing, nothing. It'll be a regular miracle.
- Walter: What happened?
- Curly: It was no picnic, but those guys are work animals. Well, everything looks pretty much under control.
- Walter: It does?
- Curly: Well not to the layman's eyes, of course.
- Walter: They completely ripped up my house!
- Curly: They sure as hell did, didn't they? They really ripped the guts out of it. They're work animals I tell you. Look at those holes, huh? Then you've got your gravel piles, your sand piles, your scrap piles. Animals!
- Walter: Animals.
- Curly: Well I like a good conversation as much as any but I've got to run. Hasta Pronto, if you know what I mean.
- Walter: You're leaving?
- Curly: Well, I ain't moving in.