The Paradine Case (1947)

Joan Tetzel: Judy Flaquer

Quotes 

• Judy Flaquer : [about Mrs. Paradine]  What's she really like?

  Sir Simon Flaquer : Fascinating, fascinating. I'm an old ruin, but she certainly brings my pulse up a beat or two.

• Judy Flaquer : I hope - No, I don't hope they hang her. I don't like breaking pretty things.

• Gay Keane : Tony's torn him to pieces - it was horrible.

  Judy Flaquer : But darling, you've got to remember, its Tony's job.

• Judy Flaquer : Men are such horrible beasts. I wish I were married to Anthony Keane for just one hour. I'd make him jump through hoops.

  Sir Simon Flaquer : I wish you were married to someone. Perhaps he could put up with your clap-trap better than I can!

• Judy Flaquer : Let's not miss a single word of his Lordship's reminisces. If I hear once more of the gay times in Deauville with Lady so-and-so...

• Sir Simon Flaquer : Oh, come, come.

  Judy Flaquer : Don't come, come me!

• Sir Simon Flaquer : Tony is still in love with Gay and you know it. And why shouldn't he be?

  Judy Flaquer : If he lets Gay down, after all these years.

• Sir Simon Flaquer : Get off my lap!

  Judy Flaquer : Oh, I've never seen it to fail. Men who've been good too long, get along into the mud and want to wallow in it.

  Sir Simon Flaquer : Where did you read that? Tony's too decent for that sort of thing.

  Judy Flaquer : Really? The best men always end up with the worst women.

• Gay Keane : Judy, darling, just because a man, a husband, fancies some other woman, you don't treat him as a criminal.

  Judy Flaquer : You don't.

  Gay Keane : I doubt if you would either. It's very painful, but it's painful for him too. He's very fond of me, and I'd like to keep him so.

  Judy Flaquer : Even if it means letting him go?

  Gay Keane : No, simply by not making him suffer too much for hurting me. After all, I don't own him. I only love him.