A few. from Annie Hall (1977)
A large vibrating egg. from Annie Hall (1977)
A little bigger. from Annie Hall (1977)
A little louder. I think one of them may have missed it. from Annie Hall (1977)
A little on the androgynous side. from Annie Hall (1977)
A lot of beautiful women. It was fun to flirt. from Annie Hall (1977)
A year ago we were in love. from Annie Hall (1977)
About a group of pituitary cases trying to stuff a ball through a hoop? from Annie Hall (1977)
Acting is like an exploration of the soul. It's very religious. from Annie Hall (1977)
Adult education is a wonderful thing! from Annie Hall (1977)
Adult education is junk. The professors are phony. How can you do it? from Annie Hall (1977)
Aesthetic criteria? You mean whether it's a good photo or not? from Annie Hall (1977)
After all the serious talks and passionate moments... from Annie Hall (1977)
After that, it got late and we both had to go. from Annie Hall (1977)
Ah, let him drop dead. Who needs his business? from Annie Hall (1977)
Air miles. Do you know what that does to my stomach? from Annie Hall (1977)
All over the country, people are desperate for food. from Annie Hall (1977)
All right, forget it. Aren't you going to be late for meeting Annie? from Annie Hall (1977)
All that Juliet of the Spirits or Satyricon. from Annie Hall (1977)
All this happened the first hour? That's amazing. from Annie Hall (1977)
Alvy Singer. Thanks very much for everything. from Annie Hall (1977)
Alvy, do you remember where I put my drawing pad? from Annie Hall (1977)
Alvy, it'll be wonderful. Oh, lovely! from Annie Hall (1977)
Alvy, let's face it. from Annie Hall (1977)
Alvy, what is so fascinating... from Annie Hall (1977)
Alvy, you were just great. I'm not kidding. from Annie Hall (1977)
Alvy, you're the one who never wanted to make a real commitment. from Annie Hall (1977)
An emergency, a tidal wave, an earthquake. from Annie Hall (1977)
And a first aid kit and fire extinguisher. from Annie Hall (1977)
And a plate of mashed yeast. from Annie Hall (1977)
And all the poetry books are mine. from Annie Hall (1977)
And even be glad from Annie Hall (1977)
And even develop photographs if we want to. from Annie Hall (1977)
And get more in touch with my feelings and all that crap. from Annie Hall (1977)
And gradually you get old and die. It's important to make an effort sometimes. from Annie Hall (1977)
And he can come and kill the spider. from Annie Hall (1977)
And Henrietta Farrell, Miss Perfect all the time. from Annie Hall (1977)
And how much fun it was just knowing her. from Annie Hall (1977)
And I can't breathe. from Annie Hall (1977)
And I think what we've got on our hands is a dead shark. from Annie Hall (1977)
And I thought of that old joke. from Annie Hall (1977)
And I trust her, because my analyst recommended her. from Annie Hall (1977)
And I was thrown out of NYU my freshman year... from Annie Hall (1977)
And if you kill yourself, they make you pay for the sessions you miss. from Annie Hall (1977)
And it's all over much too quickly. from Annie Hall (1977)
And it's still a thrill from Annie Hall (1977)
And Ivan Ackerman, always the wrong answer. Always! from Annie Hall (1977)
And just kicked around old times. from Annie Hall (1977)
And my relationship with my brother. from Annie Hall (1977)
And nothing interesting to say. from Annie Hall (1977)
And now they're ahead two points. from Annie Hall (1977)
And over the most ridiculous things. from Annie Hall (1977)
And Randolph Hunt was drunk as usual. from Annie Hall (1977)
And seeing you there With a smile on your face from Annie Hall (1977)
And she aches just like a woman... from Annie Hall (1977)
And she makes love just like a woman. from Annie Hall (1977)
And the police said conclusively that it was an exit wound. from Annie Hall (1977)
And the roller skates. from Annie Hall (1977)
And the women are like in Playboy, but they can move their arms and legs. from Annie Hall (1977)
And then a big hand. from Annie Hall (1977)
And those who can't teach, teach gym." from Annie Hall (1977)
And took an overdose of mah jongg tiles. from Annie Hall (1977)
And tried to take my pants off over my head. from Annie Hall (1977)
And under his breath he said, "Jew." from Annie Hall (1977)
And we're going to meet Jack and Angelica for a drink. from Annie Hall (1977)
And we're invited to a big Christmas party. from Annie Hall (1977)
And you're the worst driver I've ever seen in my life. from Annie Hall (1977)
Ann tells us you've been seeing a psychiatrist for 15 years. from Annie Hall (1977)
Annie and I broke up, and I still can't get my mind around that. from Annie Hall (1977)
Annie and I had lunch sometime after that... from Annie Hall (1977)
Annie, Gram and I. Got some nice picture frames. from Annie Hall (1977)
Annie, there's a big lobster behind the refrigerator. from Annie Hall (1977)
Annie's mother is really beautiful. from Annie Hall (1977)
Anyplace. Europe. Anyplace. Asia. from Annie Hall (1977)
Anyway, so George is standing in line... from Annie Hall (1977)
Are we driving through plutonium? from Annie Hall (1977)
Are you 12 years old? That's one of your Chippewa Falls expressions. from Annie Hall (1977)
Are you busy Friday night? from Annie Hall (1977)
Are you going with a right wing rock and roll star? from Annie Hall (1977)
Are you joining a minstrel show? from Annie Hall (1977)
Are you joking or what? from Annie Hall (1977)
Are you on television? from Annie Hall (1977)
Are you recording? Are you with any label? from Annie Hall (1977)
Are you saying you're not coming back to New York with me? from Annie Hall (1977)
Are you? The 12:00 show is completely different than the 9:00. from Annie Hall (1977)
Around you from Annie Hall (1977)
Around you from Annie Hall (1977)
As Balzac said, "There goes another novel." from Annie Hall (1977)
As opposed to the distinguished gray. from Annie Hall (1977)
Because he was shell shocked in the first World War. from Annie Hall (1977)
Because I think you should read them instead of that cat book. from Annie Hall (1977)
Because I turned 40, and I guess I'm going through a life crisis. from Annie Hall (1977)
Because I was walking a block behind staring at you? That's not following. from Annie Hall (1977)
Because I'm always tense when I'm playing a college. from Annie Hall (1977)
Because I've got a temperature... from Annie Hall (1977)
Because in the dream, I break Sinatra's glasses. from Annie Hall (1977)
Because it's an important issue. from Annie Hall (1977)
Because it's real difficult in life. from Annie Hall (1977)
Because the union always gave George this free turkey at Christmastime... from Annie Hall (1977)
Because then when he sang, it was in this real high pitch voice. from Annie Hall (1977)
Because while you two are doing that, I'm going to do some drawing. from Annie Hall (1977)
Because you don't think I'm smart enough. from Annie Hall (1977)
Black soap. She used to wash her face 800 times a day with black soap. from Annie Hall (1977)
But do you love me? That's the key question. from Annie Hall (1977)
But I approved it immediately. from Annie Hall (1977)
But I gotta be really talented. Material's got to be sensational for me. from Annie Hall (1977)
But I guess we keep going through it... from Annie Hall (1977)
But I swear I was brought up underneath the roller coaster... from Annie Hall (1977)
But I want the whole thing! from Annie Hall (1977)
But I was in analysis with a strict Freudian. from Annie Hall (1977)
But I'm balding slightly on top. That's about the worst you can say about me. from Annie Hall (1977)
But if I do sleep with him, it's like I'm going against my own feelings. from Annie Hall (1977)
But if there was a second assassin... from Annie Hall (1977)
But it appears originally in Freud's Wit and lts Relation to the Unconscious. from Annie Hall (1977)
But it doesn't make any sense. He drove past the book depository... from Annie Hall (1977)
But it was great seeing Annie again. from Annie Hall (1977)
But no presents until midnight. from Annie Hall (1977)
But nobody laughs, because the jokes aren't funny. from Annie Hall (1977)
But she breaks just like a little girl." from Annie Hall (1977)
But she's colored. The colored have enough trouble! from Annie Hall (1977)
But she's the one, is she ever. I'm telling you. from Annie Hall (1977)
But Tessie was always the one with personality. from Annie Hall (1977)
But the thing is he falls asleep, and he never wakes up. from Annie Hall (1977)
But there's ritual, religious cult murders. from Annie Hall (1977)
But, on the other hand, the body doesn't lie as we now know. from Annie Hall (1977)
Bye. from Annie Hall (1977)
Can I confess something? from Annie Hall (1977)
Can I show you something? I found this in the apartment. from Annie Hall (1977)
Can we not argue in front of everybody? I get embarrassed. from Annie Hall (1977)
Can we not debate this on the telephone... from Annie Hall (1977)
Can you imagine the mathematical possibilities of that? from Annie Hall (1977)
Central Park West, Brandeis University, socialist summer camps... from Annie Hall (1977)
Central Park's turning green. from Annie Hall (1977)
Charlie Chaplin, right before his un American thing. from Annie Hall (1977)
Charlie, give me a good laugh here. from Annie Hall (1977)
Check please. from Annie Hall (1977)
Cleveland Cavaliers losing to the New York Knicks. from Annie Hall (1977)
College audiences are wonderful. from Annie Hall (1977)
Come and see our bedroom. We did a fantastic thing up there. from Annie Hall (1977)
Come on. from Annie Hall (1977)
Commentary. from Annie Hall (1977)
Constantly. I'd say three times a week. Like the other night, Alvy wanted sex. from Annie Hall (1977)
Corned beef, please. from Annie Hall (1977)
Could make me be blue from Annie Hall (1977)
Damn it! I was so close! from Annie Hall (1977)
Denial of Death. This is the first book I got you. from Annie Hall (1977)
Didn't you take a shower at the club? from Annie Hall (1977)
Dinner dates and flowers from Annie Hall (1977)
Do I drive? No, I got a problem with driving. from Annie Hall (1977)
Do you believe Tessie had the personality? from Annie Hall (1977)
Do you love me? from Annie Hall (1977)
Do you realize how immoral this all is? from Annie Hall (1977)
Do you realize how paranoid you are? from Annie Hall (1977)
Do you understand? A hot medium. from Annie Hall (1977)
Do you want to get married? from Annie Hall (1977)
Do you? That's funny, because I happen to have Mr. McLuhan right here. from Annie Hall (1977)
Does this sound like a good course: "Modern American Poetry"? from Annie Hall (1977)
Doing things we used from Annie Hall (1977)
Don't ask me why. from Annie Hall (1977)
Don't be ridiculous. from Annie Hall (1977)
Don't do that. from Annie Hall (1977)
Don't give me your life's story. from Annie Hall (1977)
Don't let it be so long now. from Annie Hall (1977)
Don't put it on me. I don't want to put a wad of white powder in my nose. from Annie Hall (1977)
Don't squish it. After it's dead, flush it down the toilet, okay? from Annie Hall (1977)
Don't tell me we're going to have to walk from the car to the house? from Annie Hall (1977)
Don't worry. from Annie Hall (1977)
Don't you have Raid in the house? from Annie Hall (1977)
Don't. You're using sex to express hostility. from Annie Hall (1977)
Especially when he sang, "She takes just like a woman... from Annie Hall (1977)
Even as a kid, I went for the wrong women. I think that's my problem. from Annie Hall (1977)
Even then I knew they were just jerks. from Annie Hall (1977)
Even when you got famous, you still distrusted the world. from Annie Hall (1977)
Even wrote a road map to get us to the bathroom. from Annie Hall (1977)
Everybody in line has to know our rate of intercourse? from Annie Hall (1977)
Everyone fell in love with Snow White, and I fell for the wicked queen. from Annie Hall (1977)
Examining my life and trying to figure out where did the screwup come. from Annie Hall (1977)
Excuse me. Hi, I'm Tony Lacey. from Annie Hall (1977)
Excuse me. When do I go on? from Annie Hall (1977)
For cheating on my metaphysics final. from Annie Hall (1977)
For me it's been terrific. You know? from Annie Hall (1977)
For your own experience. You want to write. Why not? from Annie Hall (1977)
Full of loneliness, misery, suffering and unhappiness... from Annie Hall (1977)
George was real sweet. He had that thing. from Annie Hall (1977)
Getting his free turkey... from Annie Hall (1977)
Give me a magazine, 'cause I'm a little tired. from Annie Hall (1977)
Give me a medium chuckle here... from Annie Hall (1977)
Give me a tremendous laugh here. from Annie Hall (1977)
Go ahead. from Annie Hall (1977)
God bless. from Annie Hall (1977)
God, I did this really terrible thing to him... from Annie Hall (1977)
God, it's a great day! from Annie Hall (1977)
Good bye, Sally. from Annie Hall (1977)
Good! from Annie Hall (1977)
Good? Yes. No, that was the most fun I've had without laughing. from Annie Hall (1977)
Good. Oh, thank you. from Annie Hall (1977)
Grammy always does such a good job. from Annie Hall (1977)
Granted La Strada was a great film. from Annie Hall (1977)
Granted, it has bad plumbing and bugs. You say that like it's a negative. from Annie Hall (1977)
Grass, right? The illusion that it makes a white woman more like Billie Holiday. from Annie Hall (1977)
Great in its use of negative imagery more than anything else. from Annie Hall (1977)
Great sauce. from Annie Hall (1977)
Hang in there for a second. I got a little erotic artifact... from Annie Hall (1977)
Happy birthday. from Annie Hall (1977)
Hardly ever. Maybe three times a week. from Annie Hall (1977)
Harvard makes mistakes, too. Kissinger taught there. from Annie Hall (1977)
Having you to walk with from Annie Hall (1977)
He can. Do you have to give it so loud? from Annie Hall (1977)
He has a Chair in History at Princeton. from Annie Hall (1977)
He kissed me! from Annie Hall (1977)
He looked her, then they both looked at me... from Annie Hall (1977)
He placed third. from Annie Hall (1977)
He really is one of the most indulgent of filmmakers. from Annie Hall (1977)
He said as he removed her brassier. from Annie Hall (1977)
He says, "Oh, Marie, sometime you make me so mad!" from Annie Hall (1977)
He's dead. Yeah. from Annie Hall (1977)
He's God. I mean, this man is God. from Annie Hall (1977)
He's got millions of followers, who would crawl across the world... from Annie Hall (1977)
He's just come back from the gin rummy finals. from Annie Hall (1977)
He's neat looking and he was emotional. from Annie Hall (1977)
He's saying, "Yes, we have a sale this week on Wagner." from Annie Hall (1977)
He's screaming his opinions in my ear. from Annie Hall (1977)
He's spitting on my neck when he talks. from Annie Hall (1977)
He's strangling me. from Annie Hall (1977)
Hello. from Annie Hall (1977)
Here with from Annie Hall (1977)
Here you are. There's people out there. from Annie Hall (1977)
Here, you want some? from Annie Hall (1977)
Here's a real present. from Annie Hall (1977)
Here's what I want to know. Am I your first, big romance? from Annie Hall (1977)
Hey, put it in the pot. from Annie Hall (1977)
Hi, Doug. Douglas Wyeth... from Annie Hall (1977)
Hi, Duane. How's it going? from Annie Hall (1977)
Holy cow! from Annie Hall (1977)
How about a ginger ale? from Annie Hall (1977)
How am I a paranoid? I pick up on those kind of things. from Annie Hall (1977)
How can we afford it, on your pay? What if she steals more? from Annie Hall (1977)
How can you possibly oversleep? from Annie Hall (1977)
How do you account for it? from Annie Hall (1977)
How do you like this couple? They look like they're from Masters and Johnson. from Annie Hall (1977)
How do you plan to spend the holidays, Mrs. Singer? from Annie Hall (1977)
How long do you know Janet? Where do you know her from? from Annie Hall (1977)
How you ever got to teach a course in anything is totally amazing! from Annie Hall (1977)
How? from Annie Hall (1977)
I "loave" you. I "luff" you, with two "f"s. from Annie Hall (1977)
I admire the technique, but it doesn't hit me on a gut level. from Annie Hall (1977)
I adore Alvy, but our relationship doesn't seem to work anymore. from Annie Hall (1977)
I always wanted to try, but Alvy's very down on it. from Annie Hall (1977)
I ask a psychopath, I get that kind of answer. Jesus! from Annie Hall (1977)
I called you. You want to help me or not? from Annie Hall (1977)
I came to get some shock therapy, but there was an energy crisis. from Annie Hall (1977)
I can anticipate the explosion. from Annie Hall (1977)
I can go uptown, too. I live uptown. from Annie Hall (1977)
I can't believe this family. from Annie Hall (1977)
I can't enjoy anything unless everybody is. from Annie Hall (1977)
I can't get it off my mind! It's obsessing me! from Annie Hall (1977)
I can't get it out. This thing's heavy. from Annie Hall (1977)
I can't get over that this is really Beverly Hills. from Annie Hall (1977)
I can't get with any religion that advertises in Popular Mechanics. Look. from Annie Hall (1977)
I can't go in, in the middle. from Annie Hall (1977)
I can't say that that's true at this point in my life. from Annie Hall (1977)
I can't! My head is throbbing. from Annie Hall (1977)
I can't. I can't put a live thing in hot water. from Annie Hall (1977)
I covered the Dylan concert, which gave me chills. from Annie Hall (1977)
I did it. I killed them both. What's the matter? from Annie Hall (1977)
I did. from Annie Hall (1977)
I didn't have to lie on the couch. She had me sitting up. from Annie Hall (1977)
I didn't start out spying. I thought I'd surprise you, pick you up after school. from Annie Hall (1977)
I didn't tell you. We're going to California next week. from Annie Hall (1977)
I didn't think it was that big, but it's a major spider. from Annie Hall (1977)
I distinctly heard it. He muttered under his breath, "Jew." from Annie Hall (1977)
I do! It's for my girlfriend. from Annie Hall (1977)
I don't believe it. You guys have never snorted coke? from Annie Hall (1977)
I don't care what you say about David. He's a fine teacher. from Annie Hall (1977)
I don't do it very often. It just sort of relaxes me. from Annie Hall (1977)
I don't get a period. I'm a cartoon character. Can't I be upset sometimes? from Annie Hall (1977)
I don't know how much longer I can keep this smile frozen on my face. from Annie Hall (1977)
I don't know how they get through life. It's amazing to me. from Annie Hall (1977)
I don't know why you have to get high every time we make love. from Annie Hall (1977)
I don't know. from Annie Hall (1977)
I don't know. I mean, I guess you must be sort of late. from Annie Hall (1977)
I don't know. I miss you. from Annie Hall (1977)
I don't know. I think it may have been Leopold and Loeb. from Annie Hall (1977)
I don't know. I thought it might be fun. from Annie Hall (1977)
I don't know. It's like you're removed. from Annie Hall (1977)
I don't know. Six months ago I would have done it just to please him. from Annie Hall (1977)
I don't know. You seem sort of distant. from Annie Hall (1977)
I don't like to get naked in front of another man. from Annie Hall (1977)
I don't like to show my body to a man of my gender. from Annie Hall (1977)
I don't think California is bad at all. from Annie Hall (1977)
I don't think I could take a mellow evening. I don't respond well to mellow. from Annie Hall (1977)
I don't think I mind analysis at all. The question is, will it change my wife? from Annie Hall (1977)
I don't think many couples could handle this, break up and remain friends. from Annie Hall (1977)
I don't think our relationship is working. from Annie Hall (1977)
I don't think you like emotion too much. from Annie Hall (1977)
I don't, but I know your work. I'm a big fan of yours. from Annie Hall (1977)
I feel like there's a great weight off my back. from Annie Hall (1977)
I feel so guilty, because Alvy is paying for it. from Annie Hall (1977)
I feel that life is divided up into the horrible and the miserable. from Annie Hall (1977)
I flew in to see you. from Annie Hall (1977)
I found it incredibly indulgent. from Annie Hall (1977)
I found you from Annie Hall (1977)
I found you from Annie Hall (1977)
I get too wonderful for words. from Annie Hall (1977)
I got a license, but I have too much hostility. from Annie Hall (1977)
I got this VW out there. from Annie Hall (1977)
I got time. I got nothing until my analyst appointment. from Annie Hall (1977)
I had a really good day. It was a fine way to spend my birthday. from Annie Hall (1977)
I had some very good memories there. from Annie Hall (1977)
I had the radio on. I'm sorry, it was the television. from Annie Hall (1977)
I happen to teach a class at Columbia called "TV, Media and Culture." from Annie Hall (1977)
I have a bad history with colleges. I went to New York University. from Annie Hall (1977)
I have a hyperactive imagination. My mind tends to jump around a little. from Annie Hall (1977)
I have a terrific problem with authority. from Annie Hall (1977)
I have my license here. It's a rented car. from Annie Hall (1977)
I have some trouble between fantasy and reality. from Annie Hall (1977)
I have this impulse to turn the wheel quickly... from Annie Hall (1977)
I have to face facts. from Annie Hall (1977)
I have to go now, Duane, because I'm due back on the planet Earth. from Annie Hall (1977)
I have to go out there. Say something encouraging, quickly. from Annie Hall (1977)
I have to go to Burbank and give out an award on a TV show. from Annie Hall (1977)
I heard Commentary and Dissent had merged and formed Dysentery. from Annie Hall (1977)
I heard high pitched squealing. from Annie Hall (1977)
I heard what you were saying. from Annie Hall (1977)
I hope you don't mind that I took so long to finish. from Annie Hall (1977)
I interestingly had dated a woman... from Annie Hall (1977)
I just try to feel it, to get a sense of it and not think about it so much. from Annie Hall (1977)
I keep sifting the pieces of the relationship through my mind... from Annie Hall (1977)
I know what you're going to say. I'm not a great driver. from Annie Hall (1977)
I know you've only known me a short while. from Annie Hall (1977)
I know. A relationship is like a shark: from Annie Hall (1977)
I know. Because of our sexual problem, right? from Annie Hall (1977)
I know. I prefer not to. Look, they're laughing at him. from Annie Hall (1977)
I know. Sometimes I ask myself how I'd stand up under torture. from Annie Hall (1977)
I live over here. Oh, my God, look! There's a parking space. from Annie Hall (1977)
I lost track of most of my old schoolmates, but I wound up a comedian. from Annie Hall (1977)
I love you. from Annie Hall (1977)
I may throw up. from Annie Hall (1977)
I mean it. I'll never play the piano again. from Annie Hall (1977)
I mean that as a compliment. from Annie Hall (1977)
I mean, no. I think it's important for us to explore new relationships. from Annie Hall (1977)
I meet a lot of jerks. from Annie Hall (1977)
I meet people, go to parties and play tennis. from Annie Hall (1977)
I miss Annie. I made a terrible mistake. from Annie Hall (1977)
I must say, I always thought my schoolmates were idiots. from Annie Hall (1977)
I need grass. from Annie Hall (1977)
I need the large polo mallet. from Annie Hall (1977)
I never had a latency period. I can't help it. from Annie Hall (1977)
I never read that. That was Henry James' sequel to Turn of the Screw? from Annie Hall (1977)
I never want to belong to any club that would have someone like me for a member. from Annie Hall (1977)
I ran over. I couldn't get a taxi. You said it was an emergency. from Annie Hall (1977)
I ran up the stairs. from Annie Hall (1977)
I realize what a terrific person she was... from Annie Hall (1977)
I really can't say that's true. from Annie Hall (1977)
I remember the staff at our public school. from Annie Hall (1977)
I run a profitable dress company. from Annie Hall (1977)
I said you, I and that girl from acting class should sleep together. from Annie Hall (1977)
I saw that lunatic we used to see with the pinwheel hat... from Annie Hall (1977)
I see two headlights coming toward me, fast. from Annie Hall (1977)
I see. from Annie Hall (1977)
I sell talliths. from Annie Hall (1977)
I stop, and then I open with some jokes. That's where I need you. from Annie Hall (1977)
I tell you this, because, as an artist, I think you'll understand. from Annie Hall (1977)
I think he has a thing for Annie. from Annie Hall (1977)
I think I can get money to make it into a concept, then turn it into an idea. from Annie Hall (1977)
I think I should get out of here, 'cause I think I'm imposing. from Annie Hall (1977)
I think I'm going to get better as I get older. from Annie Hall (1977)
I think if I could pry... from Annie Hall (1977)
I think my insights into Mr. McLuhan have a great deal of validity. from Annie Hall (1977)
I think of us that way sometimes, and I live here. from Annie Hall (1977)
I think that's sort of... Yeah, yeah. from Annie Hall (1977)
I think there's too much burden placed on the orgasm... from Annie Hall (1977)
I think we should get married. from Annie Hall (1977)
I think we're both much too mature for something like that. from Annie Hall (1977)
I think, if you let me, I could help you have more fun. from Annie Hall (1977)
I thought it was very musical. I liked it a lot. from Annie Hall (1977)
I told her about the family and my feelings towards men... from Annie Hall (1977)
I told you a thousand times to keep a lot of insect spray. from Annie Hall (1977)
I told you if you stuck to it, you would be great and... from Annie Hall (1977)
I took a meeting with Freddy. Freddy took a meeting with Charlie. from Annie Hall (1977)
I took a puff about five years ago at a party... from Annie Hall (1977)
I tried, but it's very depressing. from Annie Hall (1977)
I used to get my aggression out through those cars. from Annie Hall (1977)
I used to live there for years, but it's so dirty now. from Annie Hall (1977)
I used to lose my glasses a lot. from Annie Hall (1977)
I walk out. Place looks wonderful from here from Annie Hall (1977)
I wandered around And finally found from Annie Hall (1977)
I want you to see my house. I live next to Hugh Hefner. from Annie Hall (1977)
I was a great beauty! from Annie Hall (1977)
I was a reasonably happy kid. from Annie Hall (1977)
I was all schoolyard. from Annie Hall (1977)
I was always the sister with good common sense... from Annie Hall (1977)
I was at the Stones' concert when they killed that guy. Remember? from Annie Hall (1977)
I was awful! I'm so ashamed! I can't sing. from Annie Hall (1977)
I was brought up in Brooklyn during World War II. from Annie Hall (1977)
I was depressed at that time. I was in analysis. from Annie Hall (1977)
I was having lunch with guys from NBC, so I said, "Did you eat yet?" from Annie Hall (1977)
I was more attractive when the evening began. from Annie Hall (1977)
I was playing Richard II. Two guys with leather jackets stole my leotard. from Annie Hall (1977)
I was quite a lively dancer. from Annie Hall (1977)
I was suicidal, as a matter of fact, and would have killed myself... from Annie Hall (1977)
I whine. I sit and I whine. from Annie Hall (1977)
I work... I'm kind of classy. Know what I mean? from Annie Hall (1977)
I'd like to come. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'd like to get torn apart by wild animals. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'd like to talk to you about that sometime if you get a chance. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'll drive in. I rented a car. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'll give you a shot of Sodium Pentothal. You can sleep through it. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'll have the usual trouble with Annie in bed tonight. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'll never know when to make the right move. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'll say, "I just got back from Canada. They speak a lot of French. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'll take a meeting with you if you'll take a meeting with Freddy. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'll tell you this. He was not marksman enough... from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm able to enjoy people more. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm at the Los Angeles airport. I flew in. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm auditioning at this club. It's my first time. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm comparatively normal for a guy raised in Brooklyn. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm driving. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm getting tired of it. I need your attention. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm going to buy you these books... from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm going to get my camera. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm going to give him one more year, and then I'm going to Lourdes. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm going to have the alfalfa sprouts... from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm going to take another in a series of cold showers. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm going uptown. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm having pastrami on white bread... from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm in the wrong business. I know it. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm into leather. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm like a comedian, so if I get a laugh from a person who's high... from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm looking forward to tomorrow. It'll be nice. You'll meet Mother and Father. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm meeting her in front of the Beekman. I have a few minutes left, right? from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm moving in with you, that's why. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm not discussing politics or economics. This is foreskin. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm not getting my period! Jesus! from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm not in the mood to see a four hour documentary on Nazis. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm not worried about aging. I'm not one of those characters. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm obsessed with death, I think. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm one of the few males who suffers from that. Go on. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm president of the Pinkus Plumbing Company. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm so tired of spending evenings... from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm sorry. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm sorry. I can't go through with this. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm sorry. My sexual problem. Okay? My sexual problem! from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm starting to get some feeling back in my jaw now. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm sure it's fun, 'cause the Incas did it. They were a million laughs. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm thinking about getting some cats. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm too tense. I need a Valium. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm very shallow and empty, and I have no ideas... from Annie Hall (1977)
I've always felt he was essentially a technical filmmaker. from Annie Hall (1977)
I've been going for 15 years. I don't have nothing like that. from Annie Hall (1977)
I've been killing spiders since I was 30. Okay? from Annie Hall (1977)
I've got a hit series. from Annie Hall (1977)
I've got an idea. Call the guy who took you to the rock concert... from Annie Hall (1977)
I've got to sing tomorrow night, so I have to rest my voice. from Annie Hall (1977)
I've had four lessons. from Annie Hall (1977)
I've never been so relaxed as I have been since I moved out here. from Annie Hall (1977)
I've never been to Brooklyn. from Annie Hall (1977)
If anyone ever told me that I'd be taking out a girl... from Annie Hall (1977)
If I get too mellow, I ripen and rot. from Annie Hall (1977)
If I have grass or alcohol, I get unbearably wonderful. from Annie Hall (1977)
If I miss my therapy you can only think of it in terms of how it affects you! from Annie Hall (1977)
If life were only like this. from Annie Hall (1977)
If one guy is starving someplace, it puts a crimp in my evening. from Annie Hall (1977)
If only I didn't feel guilty asking Annie to move out. from Annie Hall (1977)
If only I had the nerve to break up, but it would really hurt him. from Annie Hall (1977)
If only I had the nerve to do my own jokes. from Annie Hall (1977)
If she is, then the hell with her. If she likes that lifestyle, let her stay. from Annie Hall (1977)
If you could get me something to get me through the next two hours. from Annie Hall (1977)
If you have a car... from Annie Hall (1977)
If you must know, it's a hectic time for Tony. from Annie Hall (1977)
If you want to see a movie, you have to stand on line. from Annie Hall (1977)
If you'd like to come, we'd love to have you. from Annie Hall (1977)
Imagine my surprise when I got your call. from Annie Hall (1977)
In 1942 I had already discovered women. from Annie Hall (1977)
In about six weeks we could cut the whole album. from Annie Hall (1977)
In the Coney Island section of Brooklyn. from Annie Hall (1977)
In the Eisenhower administration, briefly. from Annie Hall (1977)
In the event of war, I'm a hostage. from Annie Hall (1977)
In the middle? We've only missed the titles. They're in Swedish. from Annie Hall (1977)
Interestingly, however, I did run into Annie again. from Annie Hall (1977)
Is he kidding with that crap? from Annie Hall (1977)
Is it the old Groucho Marx joke... from Annie Hall (1977)
Is one usually attributed to Groucho Marx... from Annie Hall (1977)
Is that a reason to steal from your partner? from Annie Hall (1977)
Is that Paul Goodman? No. from Annie Hall (1977)
Is there booing on that? from Annie Hall (1977)
Is this an interview? We're supposed to be making love. from Annie Hall (1977)
It could be freezing or raining. And here... from Annie Hall (1977)
It doesn't count, 'cause they're always laughing. from Annie Hall (1977)
It goes like this, I'm paraphrasing: from Annie Hall (1977)
It had to be you from Annie Hall (1977)
It had to be you from Annie Hall (1977)
It has to constantly move forward or it dies. from Annie Hall (1977)
It is. It's dynamite ham. from Annie Hall (1977)
It lacks a cohesive structure. from Annie Hall (1977)
It makes it easy for me, because I can be... from Annie Hall (1977)
It must be a tremendous hem. from Annie Hall (1977)
It relaxes me. from Annie Hall (1977)
It ruins it for me if you have grass. from Annie Hall (1977)
It was a wonderful set. I really enjoyed it. from Annie Hall (1977)
It was ironic to me... from Annie Hall (1977)
It was just great! from Annie Hall (1977)
It was on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. from Annie Hall (1977)
It was really weird, but she's a very nice woman. from Annie Hall (1977)
It was snowing and really gray in New York. from Annie Hall (1977)
It was yours, actually. from Annie Hall (1977)
It was, I don't know. You really thought it was good? from Annie Hall (1977)
It won't be expanding for billions of years! from Annie Hall (1977)
It would be nice to meet some new people. from Annie Hall (1977)
It'd probably wreck her, but I should be honest. from Annie Hall (1977)
It'll be great, because all those Ph.Ds. are in there discussing... from Annie Hall (1977)
It'll pass. I'm going through a phase, that's all. from Annie Hall (1977)
It'll turn up in our bed at night. Get out of here with that thing! from Annie Hall (1977)
It's 3:00 in the morning. You got me out of bed. from Annie Hall (1977)
It's a Biblical name, right? Does he call you Bathsheba? from Annie Hall (1977)
It's a big subject with me. I have a pessimistic view of life. from Annie Hall (1977)
It's a drag coming home. from Annie Hall (1977)
It's a dying city. You read Death in Venice. from Annie Hall (1977)
It's a great story, though. It really made my day. from Annie Hall (1977)
It's a new art form. A set of aesthetic criteria have not emerged yet. from Annie Hall (1977)
It's a nice ham this year, Mom. from Annie Hall (1977)
It's a very big spider. A lot of trouble. There's two of 'em. from Annie Hall (1977)
It's a wonderful thing. You meet wonderful, interesting professors. from Annie Hall (1977)
It's always some kind of an excuse. You used to think I was very sexy. from Annie Hall (1977)
It's been a long time! from Annie Hall (1977)
It's Easter. We'll sit down and eat. I think they'll really like you. from Annie Hall (1977)
It's funny. from Annie Hall (1977)
It's got bad plumbing and bugs. Jesus. from Annie Hall (1977)
It's great stuff, Alvy. A friend just brought it in from California. from Annie Hall (1977)
It's just, I mean... from Annie Hall (1977)
It's like a visual poem. from Annie Hall (1977)
It's like Samuel Beckett. from Annie Hall (1977)
It's like when I think of dying. You know how I'd like to die? from Annie Hall (1977)
It's me. Open up. Are you okay? from Annie Hall (1977)
It's never something you do. That's how people are. Love fades. from Annie Hall (1977)
It's not natural. We're sleeping in a bed together. from Annie Hall (1977)
It's not your fault. Don't take it personal. from Annie Hall (1977)
It's really a thrill, as you know. from Annie Hall (1977)
It's so clean out here. from Annie Hall (1977)
It's so phony. We have to leave New York during Christmas. It kills me. from Annie Hall (1977)
It's the influence of television. from Annie Hall (1977)
It's there. We don't have to go to it, deal with it... from Annie Hall (1977)
It's unbelievably transplendent! from Annie Hall (1977)
It's very hard to believe. from Annie Hall (1977)
It's wonderful. They eat and watch movies all day. from Annie Hall (1977)
Jesus, what did you do? Come by way of the Panama Canal? from Annie Hall (1977)
Jesus, you don't want it to be like we're married, do you? from Annie Hall (1977)
Jesus! Now I don't get to do the TV show? from Annie Hall (1977)
Jesus! Really? from Annie Hall (1977)
Jesus. from Annie Hall (1977)
Jesus. from Annie Hall (1977)
Joey Nichols. See? Nickels. from Annie Hall (1977)
June 14, 1940. The German army occupies Paris. from Annie Hall (1977)
Just don't get angry. from Annie Hall (1977)
Just don't take any course where they make you read Beowulf. from Annie Hall (1977)
Just forget it. Let's just forget the conversation. from Annie Hall (1977)
Just let me... Come over here. Tell him. from Annie Hall (1977)
Just pick up the license. from Annie Hall (1977)
Just put on the watch and that thing. It'll be perfect. from Annie Hall (1977)
Just relax, be very mellow. from Annie Hall (1977)
Just stay there. I'll come right over. from Annie Hall (1977)
Just to be sad from Annie Hall (1977)
Just to have my arms from Annie Hall (1977)
Just to have my arms from Annie Hall (1977)
Just to touch the hem of his garment. from Annie Hall (1977)
Keeps out the alpha rays. You don't get old. from Annie Hall (1977)
Key word here is "indulgent." from Annie Hall (1977)
Kind of a French number. Can you do it? from Annie Hall (1977)
La de dah. from Annie Hall (1977)
Last night it was a guy honking his car horn. from Annie Hall (1977)
Lately the strangest things have been going through my mind... from Annie Hall (1977)
Leo, I married a fool! from Annie Hall (1977)
Let me explain how I work. You can tell off the bat... from Annie Hall (1977)
Let me explain. I'll open with an opening song. from Annie Hall (1977)
Let's just do it, all right? from Annie Hall (1977)
Let's never break up again. I don't want to be apart. from Annie Hall (1977)
Like a kind of liberating consciousness. from Annie Hall (1977)
Like the tip of your nose, and if I stroke your teeth or your knee caps... from Annie Hall (1977)
Like this house, Max? from Annie Hall (1977)
Like we're left wing, communist, *******, homosexual pornographers. from Annie Hall (1977)
Linen supply business or cement and contracting. from Annie Hall (1977)
Listen, while you're in California, could you score some coke for me? from Annie Hall (1977)
Listen. You want to come upstairs and have a glass of wine or something? from Annie Hall (1977)
Living together hasn't been so bad, has it? from Annie Hall (1977)
Local kid who'd meet you in front of the movie house on Saturday night? from Annie Hall (1977)
Look at him mincing around. Boy, thinks he's real cute. from Annie Hall (1977)
Look at that guy. There's Mr. Miami Beach in the pink. from Annie Hall (1977)
Look at these guys. That's hilarious. They're back from Fire Island. from Annie Hall (1977)
Look who's talking! You've been seeing a psychiatrist for 15 years. from Annie Hall (1977)
Look! One crawled behind the refrigerator. from Annie Hall (1977)
Look! That's my old house. That's where I used to live. from Annie Hall (1977)
Look. All the books on death and dying are yours. from Annie Hall (1977)
Look. That over there is Joey Nichols. from Annie Hall (1977)
Love is too weak a word for what... I "lurve" you. from Annie Hall (1977)
Lyndon Johnson? from Annie Hall (1977)
Make it out to Ralph. from Annie Hall (1977)
Makes me shout This must be the place from Annie Hall (1977)
Making dreams come true from Annie Hall (1977)
Making fake insights with people who work for Dysentery. from Annie Hall (1977)
Marshall McLuhan deals with it in terms of it being a high intensity. from Annie Hall (1977)
Max, forget about Annie. I know lots of women you can date. from Annie Hall (1977)
Max, I've got a girl for you. You are going to love her. from Annie Hall (1977)
Max, my serve is going to send you to the showers early. from Annie Hall (1977)
Max, the city is terribly run. from Annie Hall (1977)
Max, there's no crime, there's no mugging. from Annie Hall (1977)
Maybe if I put a dish of butter sauce here, it'll run out the other side. from Annie Hall (1977)
Maybe that accounts for my personality, which is a little nervous. from Annie Hall (1977)
Maybe we should call the police. Dial 911. It's the lobster squad. from Annie Hall (1977)
Me? No, not at all. from Annie Hall (1977)
Me? No. Don't be silly. from Annie Hall (1977)
Me? Oh, no. from Annie Hall (1977)
Melvyn Greenglass and his fat little face. from Annie Hall (1977)
Mo Moskowitz. He had a coronary. from Annie Hall (1977)
Modes of alienation, and we'll be in here quietly humping. from Annie Hall (1977)
My analyst says I exaggerate my childhood memories... from Annie Hall (1977)
My analyst says I should live in the country and not in New York. from Annie Hall (1977)
My analyst thinks this move is key for me. from Annie Hall (1977)
My feet haven't touched pavement since I reached Los Angeles. from Annie Hall (1977)
My God! What would they think? from Annie Hall (1977)
My mother, an emotionally high strung woman, locked herself in the bathroom... from Annie Hall (1977)
Neat? I hate to tell you this is 1975. from Annie Hall (1977)
Neither do we. from Annie Hall (1977)
Next he'll find you're keen and peachy. Then he'll have his hand on your ass. from Annie Hall (1977)
Next to Tudor next to Japanese. from Annie Hall (1977)
Nice car. You keep it nice. from Annie Hall (1977)
Nice to have met you. Good night. from Annie Hall (1977)
Nice. Santa Claus will have sun stroke. from Annie Hall (1977)
No food. You know, to atone for our sins. from Annie Hall (1977)
No jokes. These are friends. Okay? from Annie Hall (1977)
No question. I think we're doing the mature thing. from Annie Hall (1977)
No, don't be silly. What do we need other people for? from Annie Hall (1977)
No, I can't eat this. I'm nauseous. from Annie Hall (1977)
No, I couldn't make it. My raccoon had hepatitis. from Annie Hall (1977)
No, I don't use any major hallucinogenics. from Annie Hall (1977)
No, I don't. I was in a record store. Listen to this. from Annie Hall (1977)
No, I just lost a little weight, that's all. from Annie Hall (1977)
No, I mean you don't have to. You're probably late and everything. from Annie Hall (1977)
No, I'm fine. from Annie Hall (1977)
No, I'm sorry. I'm not going to go on after another comedian. from Annie Hall (1977)
No, no. I never shower in a public place. from Annie Hall (1977)
No, stay there. I'll come over right now. from Annie Hall (1977)
No, that would be fine. I wouldn't mind. Sure. from Annie Hall (1977)
No, they didn't. You have a wonderful voice. from Annie Hall (1977)
No, what... Sure, I... from Annie Hall (1977)
No. Look. I gotta go. from Annie Hall (1977)
No. Maybe I'd better lie down. from Annie Hall (1977)
No. My stomach felt queasy all morning. from Annie Hall (1977)
No. We live together, we sleep together, we eat together. from Annie Hall (1977)
No. We're friends. from Annie Hall (1977)
No. What's the matter? from Annie Hall (1977)
Not only is he a great agent, but he really gives good leading. from Annie Hall (1977)
Not only that, you look thin and tired. from Annie Hall (1977)
Nothing like my family. The two are like oil and water. from Annie Hall (1977)
Nothing that a few mega vitamins couldn't cure. from Annie Hall (1977)
Nothing. No, no. from Annie Hall (1977)
Now we can go about our business... from Annie Hall (1977)
Now we're getting to a subject you know something about. from Annie Hall (1977)
Of course I do. Don't you think I do? from Annie Hall (1977)
Oh, dear. from Annie Hall (1977)
Oh, gee, mess up my moustache wax. from Annie Hall (1977)
Oh, I'm sorry, I have something. What about Saturday night? from Annie Hall (1977)
Oh, my God! She's right. from Annie Hall (1977)
Oh, no. I have a car. from Annie Hall (1977)
Oh, right! from Annie Hall (1977)
Oh, the thing! Oh, the thing. Yeah. from Annie Hall (1977)
Oh, why? You got a car? from Annie Hall (1977)
Oh, yeah? Yeah? from Annie Hall (1977)
Oh, yeah. from Annie Hall (1977)
Oh, you're on next. from Annie Hall (1977)
Okay, it's in. It's definitely in the pot. from Annie Hall (1977)
Okay! My analyst just thinks I'm too tense! Where's the goddamn Valium? from Annie Hall (1977)
Okay? Now we can digest our food. from Annie Hall (1977)
Okay. If that's all that we've been through together means to you... from Annie Hall (1977)
Old times from Annie Hall (1977)
Old times from Annie Hall (1977)
Old times from Annie Hall (1977)
Old times from Annie Hall (1977)
Old times from Annie Hall (1977)
Old times from Annie Hall (1977)
Old times from Annie Hall (1977)
Once in a while. from Annie Hall (1977)
One says, "The food at this place is really terrible." from Annie Hall (1977)
Or don't you remember that day? from Annie Hall (1977)
Or, let's see... from Annie Hall (1977)
Paranoid? I'm looking at you, and you've got your arms around another guy. from Annie Hall (1977)
Pass the brisket. from Annie Hall (1977)
Perhaps it would be better if we took him to the hospital. from Annie Hall (1977)
Please, I have a headache. from Annie Hall (1977)
Political commitment in 20th century literature. from Annie Hall (1977)
Portchnik. from Annie Hall (1977)
Portchnik. from Annie Hall (1977)
Pretty awful. from Annie Hall (1977)
Really strike oriented... from Annie Hall (1977)
Really? from Annie Hall (1977)
Really? And what is the kick of it? from Annie Hall (1977)
Really? How'd you like it? from Annie Hall (1977)
Really? Maybe... from Annie Hall (1977)
Remember that day? from Annie Hall (1977)
Remember we discussed that thing? from Annie Hall (1977)
Remember we had that thing? from Annie Hall (1977)
Right now it's only a notion. from Annie Hall (1977)
Right, Max. California, Max. from Annie Hall (1977)
Right. from Annie Hall (1977)
Right. from Annie Hall (1977)
Right. I don't know. I mean, some of her poems seem neat. from Annie Hall (1977)
Right. I think I know exactly what you mean when you say "religious." from Annie Hall (1977)
Right. I'm a bigot, but for the left. from Annie Hall (1977)
Right. To get back to what we were discussing. from Annie Hall (1977)
Saturday night, I'm going to sing. from Annie Hall (1977)
See? Nickels. You see? Nickels. from Annie Hall (1977)
Seems like from Annie Hall (1977)
Seems like from Annie Hall (1977)
Seems like from Annie Hall (1977)
Seems like from Annie Hall (1977)
Seven and three is nine. from Annie Hall (1977)
Sex with you is really a Kafkaesque experience. from Annie Hall (1977)
She has a right to steal from us. Who can she steal from if not from us? from Annie Hall (1977)
She hates ****. She thinks they just make money. from Annie Hall (1977)
She said "wife". You heard that, because you were there. I'm not crazy. from Annie Hall (1977)
She said I was guilty about my impulses towards marriage and children. from Annie Hall (1977)
She said your name was Alvy Singer. from Annie Hall (1977)
She was beautiful. She was willing. She was real intelligent. from Annie Hall (1977)
She would not sleep with me the other night. from Annie Hall (1977)
She's a colored woman from Harlem. She has no money. from Annie Hall (1977)
She's a reporter for Rolling Stone. from Annie Hall (1977)
She's a ten. That's great for you, 'cause you're used to two's, aren't you? from Annie Hall (1977)
She's living in Los Angeles with Tony Lacey. from Annie Hall (1977)
She's making progress, and I'm getting screwed. from Annie Hall (1977)
Since our discussions here, I feel I have a right to my own feelings. from Annie Hall (1977)
Since when do you read the National Review? What are you turning into? from Annie Hall (1977)
Since you put it that way, it's hard for me to refuse. from Annie Hall (1977)
Six year old boys don't have girls on their minds. from Annie Hall (1977)
So anyway, George went to the union to get his free turkey... from Annie Hall (1977)
So he's dead. from Annie Hall (1977)
So how is it possible for Oswald to have fired from two angles at once? from Annie Hall (1977)
So long, fellows. Keep in touch. from Annie Hall (1977)
So what are you up to? from Annie Hall (1977)
So when you go through life, be thankful that you're miserable. from Annie Hall (1977)
So, did you do those photographs in there? from Annie Hall (1977)
So, you work for Stevenson all the time? from Annie Hall (1977)
So, your second wife left you. from Annie Hall (1977)
Someday it will break apart, and that will be the end of everything. from Annie Hall (1977)
Something he read, huh? from Annie Hall (1977)
Sometimes I think I should live with a woman. from Annie Hall (1977)
Sometimes I wonder where my classmates are today. from Annie Hall (1977)
Sometimes when I'm driving... from Annie Hall (1977)
Somewhere she cooled off to me. Is it something that I did? from Annie Hall (1977)
Soon, when I lie down on his couch, I won't have to wear the lobster bib. from Annie Hall (1977)
Staying up all hours from Annie Hall (1977)
Still the thrill from Annie Hall (1977)
Still the thrill from Annie Hall (1977)
Stop acting out. from Annie Hall (1977)
Stop me before I make a complete imbecile of myself. from Annie Hall (1977)
Sun is bad for you. Everything our parents said was good is bad. from Annie Hall (1977)
Sun, milk, red meat, college. from Annie Hall (1977)
Sure, be glad to. I'll just put it in the hollow heel on my boot. from Annie Hall (1977)
Sure, because he's a singer, and you're a singer. It's perfect. from Annie Hall (1977)
Sylvia Plath. Interesting poetess whose tragic suicide... from Annie Hall (1977)
Talk to him. You speak shellfish. from Annie Hall (1977)
Tell Dr. Flicker. It's something he read. from Annie Hall (1977)
Tell the folks where you are today, Donald. from Annie Hall (1977)
Tessie, they say you were the sister with personality. from Annie Hall (1977)
Thank you. from Annie Hall (1977)
Thank you. from Annie Hall (1977)
Thank you. from Annie Hall (1977)
Thanks for talking to me. from Annie Hall (1977)
That day in Brooklyn was the last day I remember having a good time. from Annie Hall (1977)
That everybody on the Warren Commission is in on this conspiracy, right? from Annie Hall (1977)
That I brought up from the city, which I think is going to be perfect. from Annie Hall (1977)
That I don't want to belong to any club that would have me for a member? from Annie Hall (1977)
That is the worst kind of paranoid! from Annie Hall (1977)
That it ends here, in a health food restaurant on Sunset Boulevard. from Annie Hall (1977)
That it was the day from Annie Hall (1977)
That it was the day from Annie Hall (1977)
That jerk that teaches that crap course, "Contemporary Crisis in Western Man." from Annie Hall (1977)
That little apartment is $400 a month, Alvy. from Annie Hall (1977)
That movie makes me feel guilty. from Annie Hall (1977)
That was fun. from Annie Hall (1977)
That was last year! from Annie Hall (1977)
That was my fault. I was too crazy. from Annie Hall (1977)
That was so nice! That was nice. from Annie Hall (1977)
That was wonderful! I love being reduced to a cultural stereotype. from Annie Hall (1977)
That's a convenient out. When some group disagrees with you, it's anti Semitism. from Annie Hall (1977)
That's a great film if you're high. It's really funny. from Annie Hall (1977)
That's a perfect analytic insight. from Annie Hall (1977)
That's a polite word for what you are. from Annie Hall (1977)
That's a very big step for me. from Annie Hall (1977)
That's essentially how I feel about life: from Annie Hall (1977)
That's fine. That's great. I don't know what I did wrong. from Annie Hall (1977)
That's interesting. So you've managed to work out something? from Annie Hall (1977)
That's it. Forget it. I can't go in. from Annie Hall (1977)
That's just great. from Annie Hall (1977)
That's me. Joey Five Cents. from Annie Hall (1977)
That's nice. This is Alvy Singer. Do you know Alvy? from Annie Hall (1977)
That's not it at all. Alvy's giving an award on TV. from Annie Hall (1977)
That's okay, 'cause I know exactly what that's like. from Annie Hall (1977)
That's okay, we can walk to the curb from here. from Annie Hall (1977)
That's one thing about intellectuals: from Annie Hall (1977)
That's pretty serious stuff. from Annie Hall (1977)
That's really nice. Thanks a lot. from Annie Hall (1977)
That's right. You only gave me books with the word "death" in the title. from Annie Hall (1977)
That's right. You really like those New York girls. from Annie Hall (1977)
That's the key joke of my adult life in terms of my relationships with women. from Annie Hall (1977)
That's the second time this month! Step up here. from Annie Hall (1977)
That's the welcome home party, 1945, for my cousin Herbie. from Annie Hall (1977)
That's what I call removed! from Annie Hall (1977)
That's why this machine is dynamite. from Annie Hall (1977)
The alarm clock. from Annie Hall (1977)
The architecture is really consistent. There's French next to Spanish... from Annie Hall (1977)
The city can't close down. from Annie Hall (1977)
The doctor says, "Why don't you turn him in?" from Annie Hall (1977)
The failure of the country to get behind New York City is anti Semitism. from Annie Hall (1977)
The FBI and the CIA and J. Edgar Hoover, the oil companies... from Annie Hall (1977)
The flames rising out of the flowing gasoline. from Annie Hall (1977)
The Foul Rag and Bone Shop of the Heart. from Annie Hall (1977)
The funny part is, you don't know anything about Marshall McLuhan. from Annie Hall (1977)
The Gestapo would take away your charge card, and you'd tell 'em everything. from Annie Hall (1977)
The Grammys. He's got a lot of records up for awards. from Annie Hall (1977)
The guy says, "I would, but I need the eggs." from Annie Hall (1977)
The horrible would be like terminal cases and blind people, cripples. from Annie Hall (1977)
The man is 50 years old and doesn't have a substantial job. from Annie Hall (1977)
The music will start. from Annie Hall (1977)
The music will start. from Annie Hall (1977)
The old lady at the end of the table is a classic Jew hater. from Annie Hall (1977)
The one who killed me the most was my mother's sister, Tessie. from Annie Hall (1977)
The only word for this is "transplendent". from Annie Hall (1977)
The other important joke for me... from Annie Hall (1977)
The other says, "I know, and such small portions." from Annie Hall (1977)
The Pentagon, the men's room attendant at the White House? from Annie Hall (1977)
The rest of the country looks upon New York... from Annie Hall (1977)
The short man is Hershel Kaminsky. He has a Chair in Philosophy at Cornell. from Annie Hall (1977)
The sound of shattering glass. from Annie Hall (1977)
The universe is everything, and if it's expanding... from Annie Hall (1977)
The usual. I'm trying to write. I'm working on a play. from Annie Hall (1977)
Then everybody's in on the conspiracy. from Annie Hall (1977)
Then I told her I didn't think you'd ever take me seriously... from Annie Hall (1977)
Then I've got to get laughs, too. How much can they laugh? from Annie Hall (1977)
Then why are you always pushing me to take college courses like I was dumb? from Annie Hall (1977)
Then why did you say, "Do you have a car" like you wanted a lift? from Annie Hall (1977)
Then, I remembered, when I was a kid, I accidentally saw my parents making love. from Annie Hall (1977)
There are more people here to see the Maharishi... from Annie Hall (1977)
There are no two's. from Annie Hall (1977)
There he is, and there I am. from Annie Hall (1977)
There was a model boy. from Annie Hall (1977)
There. Create a little old New Orleans essence. from Annie Hall (1977)
There's a spider in your bathroom the size of a Buick. from Annie Hall (1977)
There's an old joke. from Annie Hall (1977)
There's another thing about New York. from Annie Hall (1977)
There's God coming out of the men's room. from Annie Hall (1977)
There's going to be all that tension. We've never kissed before. from Annie Hall (1977)
There's Henry Drucker. from Annie Hall (1977)
There's no economic crime... from Annie Hall (1977)
There's no question about that, because we've given this a more than fair shot. from Annie Hall (1977)
There's nothing wrong with you as far as I can tell. from Annie Hall (1977)
There's something different about you. I don't know what, but it's great. from Annie Hall (1977)
There's the nasal membrane. from Annie Hall (1977)
There's the screens with the dead moths behind them. from Annie Hall (1977)
There's this tall, blond crew cutted guy and he's looking at me in a funny way. from Annie Hall (1977)
There's wheat germ killers out here. from Annie Hall (1977)
These are yours. "Impeach Eisenhower." "Impeach Nixon." from Annie Hall (1977)
They did not take me in the army. from Annie Hall (1977)
They do nothing but give out awards. I can't believe it. from Annie Hall (1977)
They give awards for that music? I thought just ear plugs. from Annie Hall (1977)
They really look American, healthy, like they never get sick or anything. from Annie Hall (1977)
They recovered the shells from that rifle. from Annie Hall (1977)
They threw him a football once. He tried to dribble it. from Annie Hall (1977)
They'll hate me immediately. from Annie Hall (1977)
They're going to tape without you. from Annie Hall (1977)
They're going to tape without you. from Annie Hall (1977)
They're only baby ones. For God sakes. from Annie Hall (1977)
They're only lobsters. from Annie Hall (1977)
They're probably on their first date. from Annie Hall (1977)
They're totally irrational, crazy and absurd. from Annie Hall (1977)
They're wonderful. They have a quality. from Annie Hall (1977)
They've proved you can be brilliant and have no idea what's going on. from Annie Hall (1977)
Thinking of you from Annie Hall (1977)
This button is mine. Remember? from Annie Hall (1977)
This guy goes to a psychiatrist and says, "Doc, my brother's crazy. from Annie Hall (1977)
This guy goes to a psychiatrist and says, "Doc, my brother's crazy. from Annie Hall (1977)
This guy is naturally funny. I think he can write for you. from Annie Hall (1977)
This is a great house: Saunas, Jacuzzis, three tennis courts. from Annie Hall (1977)
This is Alvy Singer! from Annie Hall (1977)
This is Shawn, Bob and Petronia. from Annie Hall (1977)
This is the University of Wisconsin, right? from Annie Hall (1977)
This tie is a present from Grammy Hall. from Annie Hall (1977)
Those are the two categories. from Annie Hall (1977)
Those guys in the French Resistance were really brave. from Annie Hall (1977)
To bring a live thing in the house. from Annie Hall (1977)
To do from Annie Hall (1977)
To hit a moving target at that range. from Annie Hall (1977)
To make up for empty areas in life. from Annie Hall (1977)
To walk with from Annie Hall (1977)
Tom Christie said, "No. Jew?" Not "Did you?" from Annie Hall (1977)
Tony's very nice. from Annie Hall (1977)
Touch my heart with your foot. from Annie Hall (1977)
Try to get some of this down. It's just plain chicken. from Annie Hall (1977)
Twins, Max. from Annie Hall (1977)
Twins, Max. from Annie Hall (1977)
Two elderly women are at a Catskill mountain resort. from Annie Hall (1977)
Two minutes ago, the Knicks are ahead 14 points... from Annie Hall (1977)
Two more chairs, they got a dining room set. from Annie Hall (1977)
Unless I'm neither of those two. from Annie Hall (1977)
Unless I'm one of those guys with saliva dribbling out of his mouth... from Annie Hall (1977)
Up to that, the most charismatic event I covered... from Annie Hall (1977)
Very significantly, Wagner. from Annie Hall (1977)
Visible panty line. She's gorgeous. from Annie Hall (1977)
Wagner, Max. I know what he's trying to tell me. from Annie Hall (1977)
Wait a second! No, no! Oh, shoot! from Annie Hall (1977)
Wait, I got a great idea. from Annie Hall (1977)
Wait. I'm going to go with you. from Annie Hall (1977)
Wait. Why can't I give my opinion? It's a free country! from Annie Hall (1977)
Was it heavy? Did it achieve total "heavyosity"? from Annie Hall (1977)
Was it my imagination or are you just going through the motions? from Annie Hall (1977)
Was Mick's birthday when the Stones played Madison Square Garden. from Annie Hall (1977)
Was misinterpreted as romantic by the college girl mentality. from Annie Hall (1977)
Was there somebody in your room when I called you? from Annie Hall (1977)
Watch the road! You'll total the car! from Annie Hall (1977)
We can't have this discussion all the time. The country makes me nervous. from Annie Hall (1977)
We could show you the old neighborhood. That'd be fun for you. from Annie Hall (1977)
We do the show live in front of an audience. from Annie Hall (1977)
We had a saying, "Those who can't do, teach... from Annie Hall (1977)
We move to sunny L.A. All of show business is out there. from Annie Hall (1977)
We really had a good time. from Annie Hall (1977)
We saw Grand Illusion here last night. from Annie Hall (1977)
We saw the Fellini film last Tuesday. It is not one of his best. from Annie Hall (1977)
We should just turn out the lights and play hide the "salam" or something. from Annie Hall (1977)
We use a large vibrating egg. from Annie Hall (1977)
We went to the swap meet. from Annie Hall (1977)
We were walking off the tennis court. He was there and me and his wife. from Annie Hall (1977)
We'll digest our food better. from Annie Hall (1977)
We'll kiss now and get it over with, and then we'll go eat. Okay? from Annie Hall (1977)
We're going back to the Pierre... from Annie Hall (1977)
We're not having an affair. He's married. He happens to think I'm neat. from Annie Hall (1977)
We're probably listed in The Guiness Book of World Records. from Annie Hall (1977)
We've got to try and enjoy ourselves while we're here! Huh? from Annie Hall (1977)
Well, I do commercials, sort of. from Annie Hall (1977)
Well, I guess that's, now, how I feel about relationships. from Annie Hall (1977)
Well, I would like to take a serious photography course. from Annie Hall (1977)
Well, if it's inconvenient, that's fine, too. from Annie Hall (1977)
Well, Sadie met Grammy through Grammy's brother, George. from Annie Hall (1977)
Well, terrible, huh? Wouldn't you say? from Annie Hall (1977)
Well, thank you again. from Annie Hall (1977)
Well, then I'm going to come out there and get you. from Annie Hall (1977)
Well! Well... from Annie Hall (1977)
Well. from Annie Hall (1977)
Well. Oh, well! from Annie Hall (1977)
Were you always funny? from Annie Hall (1977)
Were you depressed about that? from Annie Hall (1977)
What a jerk. from Annie Hall (1977)
What are you doing? from Annie Hall (1977)
What are you making such a big deal about? from Annie Hall (1977)
What are you sad about? Did you want me to capture and rehabilitate 'em? from Annie Hall (1977)
What are you saying now? from Annie Hall (1977)
What are you telling me? They'll laugh at him a few minutes. from Annie Hall (1977)
What d'you think we were going to do, take him to the movies? from Annie Hall (1977)
What did you do, grow up in a Norman Rockwell painting? Your grammy? from Annie Hall (1977)
What difference does that make? from Annie Hall (1977)
What do you do when you get stuck on a movie line with a guy like this? from Annie Hall (1977)
What do you mean "next"? from Annie Hall (1977)
What do you mean "our sexual problem"? from Annie Hall (1977)
What do you mean, "a tad restless"? My God, they hated me! from Annie Hall (1977)
What do you mean, where am I? Where do you think I am? from Annie Hall (1977)
What do you mean? I flew 3,000 miles to see you. from Annie Hall (1977)
What do you mean? It's perfectly fine out here. from Annie Hall (1977)
What do you mean? You're not going to give up your own apartment, are you? from Annie Hall (1977)
What do you think? Should we go to that party in South Hampton? from Annie Hall (1977)
What do you want? It was my first play. from Annie Hall (1977)
What does that mean? I don't know what that is. from Annie Hall (1977)
What Eisenhower's been doing to the country for the last eight years. from Annie Hall (1977)
What good memories, your mother and father fighting all the time? from Annie Hall (1977)
What if we go away this weekend? from Annie Hall (1977)
What is fascinating is that it's physical. from Annie Hall (1977)
What is so great about New York? from Annie Hall (1977)
What is that thing where you fall asleep in the middle of a sentence? from Annie Hall (1977)
What is that your business? He stopped doing his homework! from Annie Hall (1977)
What is this? Did you go to a rock concert? from Annie Hall (1977)
What is this? Is this a present? Are you kidding? from Annie Hall (1977)
What kind of emergency? from Annie Hall (1977)
What sins? I don't understand. from Annie Hall (1977)
What will I do with this, eh?" from Annie Hall (1977)
What, is that such a miracle? I'm driving myself. from Annie Hall (1977)
What? from Annie Hall (1977)
What's so great about New York? It's a dying city. You read Death in Venice. from Annie Hall (1977)
What's the difference, anyway? from Annie Hall (1977)
What's the difference? It's all mental masturbation. from Annie Hall (1977)
What's the matter? from Annie Hall (1977)
What's the matter? from Annie Hall (1977)
What's the matter? Are you all right? from Annie Hall (1977)
What's the matter? Are you expecting termites? from Annie Hall (1977)
What's the matter? You want to go to that party? from Annie Hall (1977)
What's your name? from Annie Hall (1977)
When I met her, she was dragging him in to see The Sorrow and the Pity... from Annie Hall (1977)
When my mother took me to see Snow White... from Annie Hall (1977)
When she was younger, they all wanted to marry Tessie. from Annie Hall (1977)
Where am I? I have to reorient myself. from Annie Hall (1977)
Where six people were rushed to the hospital with bad vibes. from Annie Hall (1977)
Where the only cultural advantage is you can make a right turn on a red light. from Annie Hall (1977)
Wherever you want to meet. I don't care. from Annie Hall (1977)
Which I counted as a personal triumph. from Annie Hall (1977)
While you're out here, I want you to see my TV show. from Annie Hall (1977)
Who are those photos on the wall? from Annie Hall (1977)
Who are you? from Annie Hall (1977)
Who cares? from Annie Hall (1977)
Who said that? from Annie Hall (1977)
Who used expressions like "la de dah"... from Annie Hall (1977)
Who wanders into a cafeteria with a shopping bag, screaming about socialism. from Annie Hall (1977)
Who? Grammy Hall? from Annie Hall (1977)
Who's interested in Mozart, James Joyce and sodomy." from Annie Hall (1977)
Why couldn't you have been more like Donald? from Annie Hall (1977)
Why did I turn off Allison Portchnik? from Annie Hall (1977)
Why do I need this? from Annie Hall (1977)
Why do you bring that up? Because I encourage you to take adult education? from Annie Hall (1977)
Why don't we get Rob, and the three of us would drive into Brooklyn? from Annie Hall (1977)
Why don't you go out with other women? from Annie Hall (1977)
Why not? from Annie Hall (1977)
Why not? from Annie Hall (1977)
Why not? Because we're just going to go home later. from Annie Hall (1977)
Why not? You're always leaning on me to improve myself. from Annie Hall (1977)
Why should I put you through all my moods and hang ups anyway? from Annie Hall (1977)
Why, you want to live out here? It's like living in Munchkinland. from Annie Hall (1977)
Why? I was just expressing a healthy sexual curiosity. from Annie Hall (1977)
Why? It's a good name for you. Max, you see conspiracies in everything. from Annie Hall (1977)
Will you relax, please? They're going to love you. from Annie Hall (1977)
With mayonnaise, tomatoes and lettuce. from Annie Hall (1977)
With the surgical masks on, muttering. from Annie Hall (1977)
With your wife, in bed, does she need some kind of artificial stimulation... from Annie Hall (1977)
Wonderful. Get William F. Buckley to kill the spider. from Annie Hall (1977)
Would you like a glass of chocolate milk? from Annie Hall (1977)
Would you like a lift? from Annie Hall (1977)
Yeah, I sort of dabble around, you know. from Annie Hall (1977)
Yeah, I'd love it. from Annie Hall (1977)
Yeah, my grammy. from Annie Hall (1977)
Yeah, occasionally. from Annie Hall (1977)
Yeah, right. And over there's Grammy Hall. from Annie Hall (1977)
Yeah, they were a terrific audience. from Annie Hall (1977)
Yeah, yeah. Hey, kid, he tells me you're really good. from Annie Hall (1977)
Yeah? Allison what? from Annie Hall (1977)
Yeah? Allison what? from Annie Hall (1977)
Yeah. from Annie Hall (1977)
Yeah. Forget it. from Annie Hall (1977)
Yeah. I had the feeling I got you at a bad moment. from Annie Hall (1977)
Yeah. That's good. Thanks. Thanks a lot. Well. from Annie Hall (1977)
Yes, of course I'm mad, because you love me. I know that. from Annie Hall (1977)
Yes. I'm making excellent progress. from Annie Hall (1977)
You from Annie Hall (1977)
You act like you're violating a moral issue. from Annie Hall (1977)
You all right? You want to lie down? from Annie Hall (1977)
You always only saw the worst in people. from Annie Hall (1977)
You are in a bad mood. You must be getting your period. from Annie Hall (1977)
You are unbelievably sexy. Yes, you are. from Annie Hall (1977)
You can always remember my name. Just think of Joey Five Cents. from Annie Hall (1977)
You can stay here. Use the whole wing in this house. from Annie Hall (1977)
You catch Dylan? from Annie Hall (1977)
You certainly get excited. from Annie Hall (1977)
You cried. I've never once cried. That's fantastic to me. from Annie Hall (1977)
You didn't read Death in Venice until I bought it for you. from Annie Hall (1977)
You didn't read Death in Venice until I gave it to you. from Annie Hall (1977)
You don't know what you're talking about. from Annie Hall (1977)
You don't say! from Annie Hall (1977)
You don't think I'm smart enough to be serious about. from Annie Hall (1977)
You don't think I'm smart enough. We had that argument last month... from Annie Hall (1977)
You don't want to go to the party. What do you want to do? from Annie Hall (1977)
You folks look wonderful from here from Annie Hall (1977)
You followed me. I can't believe it! from Annie Hall (1977)
You get the feeling he's not absolutely sure what it is he wants to say. from Annie Hall (1977)
You got me here at 3:00 a.m. 'Cause a spider's in the bathroom? from Annie Hall (1977)
You got the Manson family, possibly. You got Dick and Perry. from Annie Hall (1977)
You have a car? from Annie Hall (1977)
You have a raccoon? from Annie Hall (1977)
You have my body. from Annie Hall (1977)
You have no fever, no symptoms of anything serious. from Annie Hall (1977)
You have to be artificially relaxed before we can go to bed? from Annie Hall (1977)
You keep bringing it up, but I don't want to live in a city... from Annie Hall (1977)
You knew I wanted this. God, it's terrific! from Annie Hall (1977)
You know Alvy? This is Janet. from Annie Hall (1977)
You know how I am about insects. I can't sleep with that thing crawling around. from Annie Hall (1977)
You know how wonderful you are. from Annie Hall (1977)
You know how you're always trying to get things to come out perfect in art... from Annie Hall (1977)
You know nothing of my work. You mean my whole fallacy is wrong. from Annie Hall (1977)
You know something else? You're so egocentric that... from Annie Hall (1977)
You know that you're on right after Chris Brown, in about 20 minutes. from Annie Hall (1977)
You know the ethics those guys have. It's a notch underneath child molester. from Annie Hall (1977)
You know they're going to tell you their stories, you're going to fall down. from Annie Hall (1977)
You know what a hostile gesture that is to me? from Annie Hall (1977)
You know what the beauty part is? We can always come back together again. from Annie Hall (1977)
You know what you are? You're polymorphously perverse. from Annie Hall (1977)
You know what? I like you, I really do. from Annie Hall (1977)
You know what? I think I'm starting to get more of the references, too. from Annie Hall (1977)
You know who the original owners were? Nelson Eddy then Legs Diamond. from Annie Hall (1977)
You know, I've got to get there and begin whining soon. from Annie Hall (1977)
You look like a very happy couple. from Annie Hall (1977)
You look pretty. from Annie Hall (1977)
You look pretty. from Annie Hall (1977)
You make fun of me, but I'm prepared for anything. from Annie Hall (1977)
You meet a lot of interesting professors. It's stimulating. from Annie Hall (1977)
You never could get along with anyone in school. from Annie Hall (1977)
You never said Sinatra had glasses. Are you saying I'm suffocating you? from Annie Hall (1977)
You only give me books with the word "death" in the title. from Annie Hall (1977)
You say "You play well," and right away I have to say, "You play well." from Annie Hall (1977)
You see an analyst? from Annie Hall (1977)
You should have told me it was Tony Lacey's party. from Annie Hall (1977)
You should know this about me if we're going to go out. from Annie Hall (1977)
You sound terrible. from Annie Hall (1977)
You stopped smoking 16 years ago. Is that what you said? from Annie Hall (1977)
You think I talked you into something. from Annie Hall (1977)
You want a lift? from Annie Hall (1977)
You want them to close the airport so we can have sex? from Annie Hall (1977)
You want to get coffee for two hours? from Annie Hall (1977)
You want to throw up. from Annie Hall (1977)
You want to watch the road? You're not from New York, right? from Annie Hall (1977)
You want your tennis stuff? You want your gear? from Annie Hall (1977)
You wanted to break up just as much as I do. from Annie Hall (1977)
You wanted to keep the relationship flexible, remember? It's your phrase. from Annie Hall (1977)
You were always out of step with the world. from Annie Hall (1977)
You were great. from Annie Hall (1977)
You were sensational. from Annie Hall (1977)
You were sensational. from Annie Hall (1977)
You wouldn't know it. It doesn't matter. from Annie Hall (1977)
You wrote your name in all my books, 'cause you knew this day would come. from Annie Hall (1977)
You? You kidding? from Annie Hall (1977)
You're a little hostile, you know that? from Annie Hall (1977)
You're a thinking person. How can you choose this lifestyle? from Annie Hall (1977)
You're a total paranoid. from Annie Hall (1977)
You're a wonderful tennis player... from Annie Hall (1977)
You're Alvy Singer, right? Didn't we meet at EST? from Annie Hall (1977)
You're an actor. You should be doing Shakespeare in the park. from Annie Hall (1977)
You're exceptional in bed... from Annie Hall (1977)
You're going to like nightclubs. They're really a lot of fun. from Annie Hall (1977)
You're going to sing? You sing? No kidding! from Annie Hall (1977)
You're having an affair with your college professor! from Annie Hall (1977)
You're incapable of enjoying life. You know that? from Annie Hall (1977)
You're like New York *******, left wing, intellectual... from Annie Hall (1977)
You're like New York. You're an island. from Annie Hall (1977)
You're like this island unto yourself. from Annie Hall (1977)
You're lucky. Where I used to live is now a pornographic equipment store. from Annie Hall (1977)
You're mad, aren't you? from Annie Hall (1977)
You're not going to come back to New York? from Annie Hall (1977)
You're on Johnny Carson, right? from Annie Hall (1977)
You're on right after this act. from Annie Hall (1977)
You're really Alvy Singer, the TV star? from Annie Hall (1977)
You're such a clown. from Annie Hall (1977)
You're the reason I got out of my room, that I was able to sing... from Annie Hall (1977)
You're trying to suffocate yourself. It makes perfect sense. from Annie Hall (1977)
You're upset. You must be getting your period. from Annie Hall (1977)
You're used to the kind with shopping bags walking through Central Park... from Annie Hall (1977)
You're using this conspiracy theory as an excuse to avoid sex with me. from Annie Hall (1977)
You're very lucky to be miserable. from Annie Hall (1977)
You're very popular, I can see. from Annie Hall (1977)
You're what Grammy Hall would call "a real Jew." from Annie Hall (1977)
You've been married before. You know how things can get. from Annie Hall (1977)
You've got crickets. It's quiet. There's no place to walk after dinner. from Annie Hall (1977)
You've had hostility towards David ever since I mentioned him. from Annie Hall (1977)
All right. So what do you want to do? I don't know. Go to another movie? from Annie Hall (1977)
Alvy Singer over here! It's all right, fellas. from Annie Hall (1977)
Alvy, don't panic! It's a mistake... from Annie Hall (1977)
Alvy? What? from Annie Hall (1977)
And that's Sadie. Who's Sadie? from Annie Hall (1977)
Bad? Like Oswald in Ghosts. from Annie Hall (1977)
But you have a nice apartment. I have a tiny apartment. from Annie Hall (1977)
But you said "wife". No, I said "life". from Annie Hall (1977)
Can I ask you, is this a sandwich? Oh, yeah. from Annie Hall (1977)
Can I have your autograph? You don't want my autograph. from Annie Hall (1977)
Chippewa Falls. Right. from Annie Hall (1977)
Come on, you don't need that. What are you doing? from Annie Hall (1977)
Damn siren! Don't get upset. from Annie Hall (1977)
Do you taste for poisoned food? Yeah, he's great. from Annie Hall (1977)
Do you think his girlfriend's pretty? She's great looking. from Annie Hall (1977)
Do your body a favor. Try it. It'll be fun. from Annie Hall (1977)
Don't go, please. What do you mean? from Annie Hall (1977)
Duane and I went to the boat basin. We caulked hulls all day. from Annie Hall (1977)
Earl Warren? Honey, I don't know Earl Warren. from Annie Hall (1977)
Entomology is a rapidly growing field. You don't want me to live with you. from Annie Hall (1977)
Get the hell out of this crazy city. Forget it. from Annie Hall (1977)
Give me a break. This guy's on television. from Annie Hall (1977)
Have you ever made love high? Me? No. from Annie Hall (1977)
He was in the choir with you. Oh, yes. from Annie Hall (1977)
He's my food taster. Have you two met? How do you do? from Annie Hall (1977)
Heavy! Eaten by some squirrels. He was a terrific actor. from Annie Hall (1977)
Here you go! Don't give it to me. from Annie Hall (1977)
His wife has diabetes. Diabetes? Is that an excuse? from Annie Hall (1977)
How is it any different? Because you keep your own apartment. from Annie Hall (1977)
How much is this stuff? About $2,000 an ounce. from Annie Hall (1977)
How often do you sleep together? Do you have sex often? from Annie Hall (1977)
I can't wait to see the neighborhood. The neighborhood will be great. from Annie Hall (1977)
I could get a lab man up here. Hand me the salt, please. from Annie Hall (1977)
I don't? Whose idea was it? Mine. from Annie Hall (1977)
I feel dizzy. Sit down. from Annie Hall (1977)
I have some problems with... May I see your license, please? from Annie Hall (1977)
I haven't finished my drink. Yes, Duane is. I'll be right... from Annie Hall (1977)
I know. You have plague? from Annie Hall (1977)
I look pretty. You always do. But that guy with you! from Annie Hall (1977)
I love what you're wearing. You do? Yeah. from Annie Hall (1977)
I met a big lumberjack. Jesus, this guy's pathetic. from Annie Hall (1977)
I see, I guess. You never know what's going to happen. from Annie Hall (1977)
I think she's giving me the eye. If she comes over, my brain will mush. from Annie Hall (1977)
I think you're cute. Yeah? Do you? from Annie Hall (1977)
I'd like to hit him on a gut level. Stop it. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'll get you a piece. Listen. You drive? from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm a Rosicrucian myself. Are you? from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm exactly the same way. I see. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm going to have a stroke. Stop listening to him. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm going to quit. I'm not going to let you. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm in a bad mood. I'm here with the Godfather cast. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm in her acting class. You're an actress! from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm interested. No, no. I'm just a... from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm into garbage. It's my thing. This is a nice screening room. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm not making any progress. I can't win. from Annie Hall (1977)
I'm Robert Redford. Come on! from Annie Hall (1977)
If they're babies, you pick them up. All right! All right! from Annie Hall (1977)
Is something wrong? No, why? from Annie Hall (1977)
Is this a meeting of the teamsters? What program? from Annie Hall (1977)
It can't be, because he's a comic. Yes. from Annie Hall (1977)
It's disgusting. One more, please? One more. from Annie Hall (1977)
It's not good for my... All right. from Annie Hall (1977)
It's okay. No. They're laughing. I'd rather not. from Annie Hall (1977)
It's pretty silly, isn't it? My grammy never gave gifts. from Annie Hall (1977)
It's transplendent. I can think of another word. from Annie Hall (1977)
Italian, right? Him? He's the Mafia. from Annie Hall (1977)
Jesus. Where are you going? from Annie Hall (1977)
Just for 15 years. 15 years? from Annie Hall (1977)
Learn to deal with it. I'm dealing with two guys named Cheech. from Annie Hall (1977)
Let's see The Sorrow and the Pity. We've seen it. from Annie Hall (1977)
Listen, give me a kiss. Really? from Annie Hall (1977)
Look up Uncle Billy, promise. He is adorable. from Annie Hall (1977)
Max... Stop calling me Max. from Annie Hall (1977)
Narcolepsy. Right. from Annie Hall (1977)
No, Alvy, please? You can live without it once. from Annie Hall (1977)
No, you said "wife". "Life!" I said "life". from Annie Hall (1977)
No! Why don't you try it on? Yeah. from Annie Hall (1977)
No. He goes with that girl over there. Where? from Annie Hall (1977)
No. I'm doing my thesis. On what? from Annie Hall (1977)
Not just. Not only. I'd say so. You married two of them. from Annie Hall (1977)
Of course. But why? from Annie Hall (1977)
Pick this lobster up. Hold it, please. You're going to take pictures now? from Annie Hall (1977)
Portchnik? That's nice. Thank you. from Annie Hall (1977)
She was going through my purse. They're persecuted enough. from Annie Hall (1977)
She's the life of the ghetto no doubt. She was once a great beauty. from Annie Hall (1977)
Stay here? Really. Why are you smiling? from Annie Hall (1977)
Sure. Which way are you going? Me? Oh, downtown. from Annie Hall (1977)
Thank you. Thank you. from Annie Hall (1977)
That place is $400 a month? Yes, it is. from Annie Hall (1977)
That's it! We've been through this. from Annie Hall (1977)
That's not fair. I can't play too good. from Annie Hall (1977)
That's sick. I know it's sick, but it's new. from Annie Hall (1977)
The Grammys are tonight. The what? from Annie Hall (1977)
The one with the VPL. VPL? from Annie Hall (1977)
The universe is expanding. The universe is expanding? from Annie Hall (1977)
Then how can you criticize it? He didn't say anything. from Annie Hall (1977)
Then there was Jerry, the actor. Look at you. from Annie Hall (1977)
There's no other way to diagnose him. This is not bad, actually. from Annie Hall (1977)
There's no problem. Exactly. from Annie Hall (1977)
They're laughed out. Do you feel all right? from Annie Hall (1977)
This is Annie Hall. This is Alvy. from Annie Hall (1977)
This is more like a present for you. It'll add ten years to our sex life. from Annie Hall (1977)
This is my first time. Really? Where? from Annie Hall (1977)
This is my room. Oh, yeah? It's terrific. from Annie Hall (1977)
Two hours? No. I'm going in. Go ahead. Good bye. from Annie Hall (1977)
Two minutes. We've blown it already. from Annie Hall (1977)
Uri Geller must be on the premises. We're going to operate together. from Annie Hall (1977)
We could show her the schoolyard. I was a great athlete. Tell her. from Annie Hall (1977)
We fast. Fast? from Annie Hall (1977)
We never have any fun anymore. How can you say that? from Annie Hall (1977)
We never have any laughs anymore. I've been moody and dissatisfied. from Annie Hall (1977)
We wanted to say we enjoyed your set. Yeah? Really? from Annie Hall (1977)
What are you depressed about? I missed my therapy. I overslept. from Annie Hall (1977)
What did I do? Step up here. from Annie Hall (1977)
What did I do? You should be ashamed of yourself. from Annie Hall (1977)
What do you mean, me? Yeah, you. from Annie Hall (1977)
What do you mean? I mean, I thought I heard a voice. from Annie Hall (1977)
What do you mean? Mean? from Annie Hall (1977)
What? There's a big spider in the bathroom. from Annie Hall (1977)
What'd the doctor say? I should come five times a week. from Annie Hall (1977)
What's the matter? I got very dizzy. from Annie Hall (1977)
What's the point? What's the universe got to do with it? from Annie Hall (1977)
What's your definition of "following"? Following is different. I was spying. from Annie Hall (1977)
What's your name? Allison. from Annie Hall (1977)
When did you quit? Sixteen years ago. from Annie Hall (1977)
Where is it? Don't do that. No, no, watch the road. from Annie Hall (1977)
Where? Wisconsin. from Annie Hall (1977)
Where's the spider? It's in the bathroom. from Annie Hall (1977)
Who was? There was Dennis from high school. from Annie Hall (1977)
Who's on television? This guy, on the Johnny Carson Show. from Annie Hall (1977)
Who's playing with who here? You and me against them? from Annie Hall (1977)
Whose Catcher in the Rye is this? If it has my name on it... from Annie Hall (1977)
Why are you so hostile? I want to watch the Knicks on TV. from Annie Hall (1977)
Will it change your wife? Will it change my life? from Annie Hall (1977)
Yeah, I'm wrecked. You're wrecked. from Annie Hall (1977)
Yeah! It's terrific. I never even took a lesson either. from Annie Hall (1977)
You call your teacher David? It's his name. from Annie Hall (1977)
You didn't say it couldn't be sick. Come on, Alvy. from Annie Hall (1977)
You do? Come on. I was younger. from Annie Hall (1977)
You do? Yeah. from Annie Hall (1977)
You don't have to. But I'm all perspired and everything. from Annie Hall (1977)
You fired the cleaning woman? She was stealing! from Annie Hall (1977)
You got a broom or snow shovel? I left it at your house. I'm sorry. from Annie Hall (1977)
You got a headache? I have a headache! from Annie Hall (1977)
You have a great voice. Do you think so, really? from Annie Hall (1977)
You haven't eaten pork or shellfish. Excuse me. I'm sorry, Doctor. from Annie Hall (1977)
You never know who will crawl over. I know. from Annie Hall (1977)
You never want to try anything new. How can you say that? from Annie Hall (1977)
You play very well. Oh, yeah? So do you! from Annie Hall (1977)
You said you were going downtown. Yeah, well... from Annie Hall (1977)
You should've seen how I looked then. I can imagine. An astronaut's wife. from Annie Hall (1977)
You take a meeting with him. All the good meetings are taken. from Annie Hall (1977)
You want some gum? No, thanks. from Annie Hall (1977)
You won't believe this, but... What? from Annie Hall (1977)
You'll take them to the airport now? No. Duane can. from Annie Hall (1977)
You're adult. You can pick up lobsters. I'm not myself since I quit smoking. from Annie Hall (1977)
You're both crazy. They can't hear you. from Annie Hall (1977)
You're crazy. No, I'm not. from Annie Hall (1977)
You're pretty lucky I came along. Oh, really? La de dah! from Annie Hall (1977)
Your birthday isn't until tomorrow. But it's real close. from Annie Hall (1977)
Your first wife, Allison. She was nice. from Annie Hall (1977)
Your girlfriend's name is Ralph? It's for my brother. from Annie Hall (1977)
'cause I was trying to do to her... from Annie Hall (1977)
'cause I'm not essentially a political comedian. from Annie Hall (1977)
"But, cherie... from Annie Hall (1977)
"Existential Motifs in Russian Literature". You're really close. from Annie Hall (1977)
"Impeach Lyndon Johnson." "Impeach Ronald Reagan." from Annie Hall (1977)
"Neat" went out at the turn of the century. from Annie Hall (1977)
"Thirtyish academic wishes to meet woman... from Annie Hall (1977)
"Why do you always reduce my animal urges to psychoanalytic categories,"... from Annie Hall (1977)
15 years, huh? 15 years, yeah. from Annie Hall (1977)