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Henry Fonda and Margaret Sullavan in The Moon's Our Home (1936)

Henry Fonda: Anthony Amberton • John Smith

The Moon's Our Home

Henry Fonda credited as playing...

Anthony Amberton • John Smith

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  • Anthony Amberton: [after jumping into Cherry's carriage to escape a horde of female autograph hounds] Don't you really know who I am?
  • Cherry Chester: No. Just because you know who I am doesn't mean that I know who you are.
  • Anthony Amberton: Well, I haven't any idea who you are.
  • Cherry Chester: You mean you've never seen me before?
  • Anthony Amberton: No. As a matter of fact, I'm sorry I haven't. You're rather attractive in an elementary sort of way.
  • Cherry Chester: Can't you manage to be a little less personal?
  • Anthony Amberton: I loathe women like that. Give me a simple, primitive woman with a small, high chest.
  • Ogden Holbrook: Well, I'm only your publisher, but I'll see what I can do.
  • Anthony Amberton: [Tipping the talkative train porter] We'll swap travelogues in the morning. In the meantime I don't wanna see a single soul. Have my dinner in here.
  • Anthony Amberton: Give me the simple, primitive woman with a small, high chest! A woman of long silences, consuming in love, enduring in marriage.
  • Anthony Amberton: How do you like New York?
  • Cherry Chester: I loathe it. I loathe all cities.
  • Anthony Amberton: Fine. That's two of us.
  • Anthony Amberton: It's the musk in that perfume I can't stand. Once I was marooned in a plague-ridden African village. Ever since then, the smell of musk knocks me cold.
  • Train stenographer: We've got another celebrity on board, Mr. Amberton - Cherry Chester.
  • Anthony Amberton: Cherry Chester? Nobody's named Cherry Chester. What is Cherry Chester - some kind of new soft drink?
  • Train stenographer: She's a motion picture star.
  • Anthony Amberton: Never go to pictures. Marshmallow-faced movie stars make me sick.
  • Anthony Amberton: But head hunters - they're out in force.
  • Ogden Holbrook: Mmm. But Cherry Chester came in on this train too.
  • Anthony Amberton: Who?
  • Ogden Holbrook: Well, you know...
  • Anthony Amberton: Oh, that movie marshmallow... Yeah, she probably lives on this sort of thing.
  • Anthony Amberton: [Looking at his wrist] Somebody stole my watch.
  • Cherry Chester: It's 27 minutes past three.
  • Anthony Amberton: I'm late. I have to go.
  • [He gets out of the carriage as it moves on, and leave the money she had given him thinking he was a poor thief out of work, and leaves a card of the lodgings he will be at in the mountains of New Hampshire]
  • Anthony Amberton: When marriage comes in the door, love flies out the window. Marriage is the mortgage a woman holds on a man's future. There shouldn't be any future to have, or any past. Only the present, the glorious present.
  • Cherry Chester: If only I could be alone on a mountain top, with the sunshine, with the stars.
  • Anthony Amberton: Listen to me. There's a destiny in this. I've been sent to save you. You've got to come with me.
  • Cherry Chester: Come with...
  • Anthony Amberton: No, don't speak. I'm going away. Far away from cites and people, and you've got to come with me.
  • Cherry Chester: I don't...
  • Anthony Amberton: You don't have to know my name. I don't have to know your name. All that matters is us - two free people with a world behind 'em.
  • Anthony Amberton: All my life I've hated laws, conventions, regulations, marriage.
  • Cherry Chester: Well, what's the matter with marriage?
  • Anthony Amberton: It's so unimportant.
  • Cherry Chester: You're mother and father didn't think so. Or, did they?
  • Anthony Amberton: Well, theirs was a different generation.
  • Anthony Amberton: [as Sarah struggles to get up after falling with her skis, stubbornly refusing his help] A friend of mine spent three weeks once trying to get up. We had to feed her out of a bottle.
  • Cherry Chester: Wait! Wait a minute. Have I told you about my temper?
  • Anthony Amberton: I've had complaints about mine.
  • Cherry Chester: We'll fight every day.
  • Anthony Amberton: We'll make up every night.
  • Cherry Chester: I'll leave you over and over again.
  • Anthony Amberton: I'll always find you.
  • Anthony Amberton: I don't say that marriage is perfect, but it's the only solution for the average woman.
  • Cherry Chester: But I'm not an average woman. Would you have fallen in love with an average woman?
  • Anthony Amberton: Certainly not! Would you have fallen in love with an average man?
  • Cherry Chester: Certainly not! What makes you think I've fallen in love?
  • Anthony Amberton: If you call making faces on the screen a career.
  • Cherry Chester: What?
  • Anthony Amberton: You certainly can't call it acting.
  • Cherry Chester: I suppose you call that tripe you turn out writing?
  • Anthony Amberton: Ah ha! So you've read my book?
  • Cherry Chester: I started one.
  • Anthony Amberton: What one?
  • Cherry Chester: That masterpiece where you look down all six of the pyramids.
  • Anthony Amberton: There are nine pyramids.
  • Cherry Chester: Six!
  • Anthony Amberton: Nine!
  • Cherry Chester: Didn't you ever want to find me again?
  • Anthony Amberton: Did you want to be found?
  • Cherry Chester: Here I am.
  • Anthony Amberton: Here you are. And if you think you'll ever get away again
  • Cherry Chester: You think I ever want to get away again?
  • Anthony Amberton: All I can say is, you're a stubborn, disagreeable little brat.
  • Cherry Chester: And all I can say is you're a contemptable, nasty, ill-tempered conceited monster.
  • Anthony Amberton, Cherry Chester: I married Sarah Brown, and now I find I'm the husband of Cherry Chester too. So what?
  • Cherry Chester: I married John Smith and I find I'm the wife of Anthony Amberton besides. So what?
  • Anthony Amberton: Darling, we're bigamists, do you mind?
  • Cherry Chester: I love it.
  • Anthony Amberton: If you can't get up, marry me. Is it a bet?
  • Cherry Chester: It's a bet.

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