Caroline in the City

Blade: You know, this isn't the first time I've worked with John. You might recognise me from "Beverly Hills Cop 3". I was the guy on the park bench who got up so Eddie Murphy could sit down. Richard: You look different in person.

Annie: That's okay, Caroline. I don't need to be in any stupid movie, I am in "Cats". Caroline: You want me to quit with you? Annie: No. Caroline: Good, 'cause I already told my mom I'm in a movie

Caroline: Mr Landis, I'm sorry about my friend. I try to mash up her medication and put it in her food, but um...she can taste it.

A.D.: (to Annie) Okay, when I said 'Do not speak to the actors', I didn't mean 'Except if you feel like it'.

Caroline: Hi, I'm Caroline Duffy. Blade: Blade Cannon. Caroline: Wow! With a name like that I guess you had to be an actor. Or a superhero. Blade: Actually, I'm trying to break into soft porn.

Caroline: I got the best news. Glen and Bob, the two guys from the fourth floor with the Pomeranian, they said that anybody from the building can be extras in the movie, so I went down there and I signed us up. Richard: (sarcastically) Oh my god, oh my god! You and me, extras in a movie? It's like a dream come true!

Charlie: So, is there a Mr Nan? Clerk: Okay look, tiger, I've been through this a million times, so let me just cut to the chase. I chew my hair, I'm really clingy and needy, and the last guy who dumped me I threw down a flight of stairs - hard. You still interested? Charlie: More than ever. You know...I'd love to chew your hair. Clerk: Okay, you had me, and then you grossed me out.

Del: Yeah, my car was towed and I'd like to pick it up. Clerk: Okay, that'll be three hundred and forty-two dollars. Cash or credit card? Del: Credit card? Oh come on, wait a minute. The guy in the other line said I had to pay cash, so I had to get out of line, wait for a payphone, get him to bring me money (he points to Charlie), get back into line, wait three hours, and now you're telling me I could've paid with a credit card? Clerk: Wow, was that like the really long, boring way of saying 'cash'?