Some women are born beautiful. They make it look easy. But most women have to put a little time and effort into their appearance. And then there are those of us who need all the help we can get. Like me.
She-Devil (1989) · 46 quotes
Most-quoted character in She-Devil (1989): in 16 of its 46 quotes
Most scenes with: Bob Patchett (3)
Sad Mary Fisher. She's learning that men that burn so hot for a mistress cool off fast when the mistress starts acting like a wife.
More lines from Ruth Patchett/Vesta Rose
11 quotesHey, can I have some salt and Perrier? I just spilled my wine on Mary Fisher, you know, the famous author!
"She entwined her limbs about him, as ivy might wrap itself around some massive pillar. When his love nectar was spent, they drifted into the bliss of sleep."
Mary Fisher, I hope your pink palace crumbles into the sea. I hope your delicate white skin breaks out in hives and your shiny blonde hair falls out at the root!
Mary Fisher's mother had been enjoying a long, untroubled sleep. It was time to wake her up.
I've always found that justice serves those who serve themselves.
Poor Bob, I almost felt sorry for him. Almost.
So it's true people really can change. Of course you can't expect miracles.
She was hard-working, loyal, honest…and eager to invest her money where it would do the most good.
I would start an employment agency for the unloved and the unwanted. Women like Hooper whom the world had thrown away.
All these women needed was a little support and encouragement to turn their lives around. They would become my own personal army, ready for action when I needed them.
Scenes with Ruth Patchett/Vesta Rose
4 scenesRuth! What the hell are you doing?! Oh, please, don't start now. My folks will be here soon.
I'm not starting anything, I just wanted to weigh myself.
Yeah, no wonder you're upset.
Oh my God!
Herbie!
I'm gonna barf!
Ruth, what the hell is wrong with you?!
I'll go get a strainer.
Ruth, where are you going?!
I don't know, Bob. Into my future, I guess.
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.
Would you inscribe it "To Alain", please.
Bien sur. (Translation: "Of course.")
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.
