An American in Paris (1951) Poster

(1951)

Leslie Caron: Lise Bouvier

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Quotes 

  • Lise Bouvier : Jerry, if it means anything to you, I love you.

  • Lise Bouvier : Paris has ways of making people forget.

    Jerry Mulligan : Paris? No. Not this city. It's too real and too beautiful to ever let you forget anything. It reaches in and opens you wide and - you stay that way.

  • Jerry Mulligan : With a binding like you've got, people are going to want to know what's in the book.

    Lise Bouvier : What does that mean?

    Jerry Mulligan : Well, primarily, it means you're a very pretty girl.

    Lise Bouvier : I am?

  • [last lines] 

    Lise Bouvier : Jerry, don't let me leave you this way.

  • Lise Bouvier : I would like to return to my friends.

    Jerry Mulligan : I thought you were bored with them. You sure looked it.

    Lise Bouvier : You should see me now.

    Jerry Mulligan : Ouch.

  • Lise Bouvier : It's a pity you don't have as much charm as you have persistence.

    Jerry Mulligan : But, I have! You've only seen the aggressive side of me. I have a lighter side. I'm loaded with charm. I go to parties, put on hats, and do funny things.

  • Lise Bouvier : You're a painter? You don't look like a painter.

    Jerry Mulligan : There are those, dear lady, who'll say I don't paint like one either. But that doesn't bother me. Discouragement stimulates me.

    Lise Bouvier : Oh, that much about you, I know.

  • Jerry Mulligan : Candy. Would you like some?

    Lise Bouvier : Oh. I couldn't eat a whole one.

    Jerry Mulligan : Go ahead. Try. The night's young. We should live dangerously!

  • Lise Bouvier : Oh, Jerry, we have so little time together. Can't we have our own special world and not talk about anything that happens when we're apart? I - I promise you I'll never ask what you do when you're not with me.

    Jerry Mulligan : Well, I suppose it's just as well.

    Lise Bouvier : What?

    Jerry Mulligan : Nothing.

    Lise Bouvier : Why? What do you do when you're not with me?

  • Lise Bouvier : Oh, Jerry, it's so dreadful standing next to you like this - and not having your arms around me.

    Jerry Mulligan : You'll always be standing next to me, Lise.

  • Lise Bouvier : Look, Monsieur, I don't know what type of girl you think I am, but I am not!

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