Sabrina

Baron St. Fontanel: You're in love. And I will venture to go a step further, you are unhappily in love. Sabrina: Does it show? Baron St. Fontanel: Very clearly. A woman happily in love, she burns the soufflé. A woman unhappily in love, she forgets to turn on the oven. Am I correct? Sabrina: Yes. But I'm trying to get over it. Baron St. Fontanel: Why try to get over it? You speak of love like it was a bad cough. Sabrina: He doesn't even know I exist. I might as well be reaching for the moon. Baron St. Fontanel: The moon? [laughs] You young people, you are so old-fashioned! Have you not heard? We are building rockets to reach the moon!

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Sabrina: But don't you see, Father? Everything has changed! Father: Nothing has changed. He's still David Larrabee, and you're still the chauffeur's daughter. And you're still reaching for the moon. Sabrina: No, Father. The moon is reaching for me.

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Linus: Sabrina? Sabrina: Mmm? Linus: If David were here now, you'd expect him to kiss you, wouldn't you? Sabrina: Mmm. Linus: Here's a kiss from David. [They kiss] It's all in the family.

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Linus: How do you say in French, "My sister has a yellow pencil"? Sabrina: "Ma sœur a un crayon jaune." Linus: How do you say, "My brother has a lovely girl"? Sabrina: "Mon frère a une gentille petite amie." Linus: And how do you say, "I wish I were my brother"?

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