Cats Don't Dance 1997 quotes, page 4

Danny! The movie's over! Everybody's leaving! [looks at Danny] Whoa; you're a mess!

Fortune says, "Raging waters ahead!"

Get hot, Miss Dimple.

Hey Kong, how's it going?

How does the kitty cat go?

Frances Albacore

I need a drink!

I was going to slug that big, dumb Max for you, but I didn't want to hurt the guy. And what's that Dimple kid's problem? I thought you worked great today!

I'm a secretary; not an actress.

Danny Cat

If you have any openings for a talented cat, I'm your man! Er...I mean, your cat!

Like I said, dancing is a waste of time.
Peabo Pudgemeyer (Pudge)

No chow; no meow.

Frances Albacore

Oh, for the love of Moby Dick!

Once upon a time, there was a princess and a peasant. She lived atop a hill in a glittering castle. There she had a servant who kept her castle in order, selected and pressed her robes for the day, prepared her royal breakfast, and served it to her in her chambers. She had fame, she had fortune. She had product endorsements. But she was not what she seemed. On the other hand, in a humble village far away, the peasant had none of her luxuries. But he had a dream. So with a fond farewell from his closest friends, and gifts of good luck, best wishes and useless junk—although it's the thought that counts—his world was about to clash with hers, in a place called: Hollywood.

Danny Cat

Sawyer could do a romantic ballet and Woolie can even play a piano solo.

Darla Dimple

Shut up, Max.