You want 'em? Come and get 'em. (howls) But I'm warning ya, kid...
Oliver and Company (1988) · 75 quotes
Tied for 2nd most-quoted character in Oliver and Company (1988): in 10 of its 75 quotes
A line from DodgerAbsatively, posilutely!
More lines from Dodger
8 quotesThe Dynamic Duo has become the Dynamic Uno.
Consider this a lesson in street savoir faire from New York's coolest quadruped. Check ya later!
Whoa, chill, man. I don't eat cats, too much fur!
Listen, kid, I hate to break it to you, but the dynamic duo is now the dynamic uno.
If ya want 'em, come an' get 'em! Uh-huh. But I'm warnin' ya, kid. [sings] One minute, Ah'm in Central Park;/Then I'm down on Delancy Street./From the Bowery to St. Mark's,/There's a syncopated beat.
Why should I worry? Tell me: why should I care? I may not have a dime, but I got street savoir-faire.
The rhythm of the city: once you get it down, then you can own this town; then you can wear the cro-ow-ow-own! Why should I worry? Tell me: why should I care? I may not have a dime, but I got street savoir-faire.
Scenes with Dodger
1 sceneHappy birthday to you, happy birthday to you, happy birthday, dear Jenny, happy birthday to you!
Don't forget to make a wish, Jennifer.
All right, anybody want some cake? [Einstein barks.] Okay, Einstein, but not the whole thing.
You got it now, baby! Yeah, left foot, right foot. All right! Check it out! There you go. Relax, hey.
He's cheating!
Body slam!
Murder him! Twist his arm!
Whoa!
Foxworth residence. [gasps] Mr. Foxworth!
Body slam him now!
Shh-shh-shh! [shushing Fagin] My goodness. You're back tomorrow? Oh, she'll be :so surprised to see you. [hangs up] Y-Yes, goodbye, sir.
All right. Get 'im! Get 'im!
Hit him! Come on! Murder him! Get him!
All right, you got 'im! Pick him up! Hold 'im there!
Ta-da! I believe that's a ten spot, old sport.
Now, where is that cheque-book? Oh, look at the time. Well, heh-heh, we better be goin'.
Indeed.
Francis, Rita, Tito, vamonos! The streets are calling!
Now, Jennifer, have we forgotten anything?
Oh yeah. Thanks, everyone! The gifts were great. Bye, Mr. Fagin, and thank you.
Oh, bye-bye, Jenny. Come on, boys! [Chuckles] It's time for us to go.
Alonzo, darling, could I see you for a moment... privately?
Privately? [Sniffs] Ooo!
Coming, Alonzo?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah! You guys beat it. Uh, my baby and I, we gotta talk.
You know, you're not so bad for a bug-eyed little creep. With a little grooming...
Grooming? Uh... [Nervous Chuckle]
That's it! We'll start with a bath.
Bath?
Let's go!
Bye-bye.
Oh, Oliver, we shall meet again.
Hey, see ya 'round, kid.
Goodbye, you guys.
Listen, kid, ahh, you just wanna hang out or anything...
Aiee-hee! Hey Dodger, man! Do you see her anywhere?
Hey, whoa!
Man! I can't keep this woman off me! Man, I gotta get away from that chick...
Alonzo! Alonzo-o-o!
Hey, whoa, kid. Do you think you can handle the champ?
Sure.
Hey! You're okay... for a cat. We'll keep a spot open for ya in the gang... vice president, uptown chapter. Later, kid. [leaves the Foxworth residence and starts singing] Why should I worry?
Bye-bye! Bye!
Tell me why should I care
What a delightful scoundrel.
Say, I may not have a dime, oh, but I got street savoir faire
Why should we worry / Why should we care / We may not have a dime / But we've got street savoir faire
Why should we worry [Siren Wailing] Why should we care / It's just be-bopulation / We got street savoir faire / Uhh-uhh-uhh-umm
Whoo-hoo-hoo
The rhythm of the city / Boy, once you get it down / Then you can own this town
You can wear the crown / Why should we worry / Why should we care / It's just doo-wopulation / We got street savoir faire / Why should we worry / Why should we care / And even when we cross that line / We got street savoir faire