That Kind of Woman (1959)
George Sanders: A.L.
Quotes
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A.L. : One should never be sorry about being pleasant, only about being kind.
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A.L. : During a war, what seems like emotion is often only fever. People do peculiar things in the grip of fever. They act against their own interest. They give up what's real for merely what's the product of a high temperature. Afterwards, they're sorry, of course, but then it's very often too late.
Kay : I have no fever. Just a headache.
A.L. : Then, take care of it. I don't like to see you ill.
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A.L. : He has so much to offer: youth, courage, faith. He seems too innocent to be rich, even by inheritance. But, then, in the dark, all men are equally rich or poverty-stricken.
