She-Devil 1989 quotes

46 quotes · 7 characters
She-Devil (1989) poster
Characters
Ruth Patchett/Vesta Rose Roseanne Barr · 16 quotes
Mary Fisher Meryl Streep · 15 quotes
Mrs. Trumper Mary Louise Wilson · 4 quotes
Nicolette Patchett Elisebeth Peters · 3 quotes
Olivia Honey Maria Pitillo · 2 quotes
Judge Brown Rosanna Carter · 1 quote

Most scenes together: Bob Patchett & Mary Fisher (4), Ruth Patchett/Vesta Rose & Bob Patchett (3), Mary Fisher & Nicolette Patchett (2)

She-Devil quotes

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Garcia

I may be the butler, but I'm not the maid!

Ute

I took this job because I only had to cook and clean for one person and one dog. Then I get the mother, the lover, his kids, their dog! Ms. Fisher, up with this bullshit I will not put! I quit!

You know Mrs. Fisher, I haven't told you what a wonderful daughter you've got. You did a terrific job in raising her!

Mrs. Fisher

You'd never know it the way she treats me! Ms. Famous Writer over there... You would think a 41-year old woman would have learnt to appreciate her mother!

[angry]

You would think that a mother would appreciate the very expensive nursing home her daughter pays for!

Mary, I th... I thought you were 34?

[nods]
Mrs. Fisher

Ah she's 41, I got the birth certificate to prove it.

[while simpering]

Don't listen to her, she's getting... senile!

Mrs. Fisher
[agitated]

Bullshit, I remember everything! I remember when you were just a teena...

[screaming]

Nobody's interested in what you remember so you shut up!

Journalist

Are you saying she was promiscuous?

Mrs. Fisher

Promiscuous? She was a teenage tramp! She couldn't get enough. She'd do it anywhere, anytime, and with anyone!

How shall I inscribe this?

Would you sign it, "To Ruth"?

"To Ruth, With Thanks, Mary Fisher."

Thank you.
Mary does a double take, having heard that name somewhere, but brushes it off. With a "devilish" twinkle in her eyes, Ruth departs; the next one in line steps up.

Alain

Would you inscribe it "To Alain", please.

Bien sur. (Translation: "Of course.")

Alain

Your grasp of the Postmodern metaphor is wonderful, Mrs. Fisher.

Oh, no, no, no. Miss Fisher. (She removes her glasses and begins to flirt) Please, call me...Mary.