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Quotes from How To Get Along In Hollywood — Irene Dunne

1898–1990

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9 quotes

They aren't interested in the fact that whenever they kick up dirt, the dirt rubs off on every one of us.

How To Get Along In Hollywood (1948)

You may laugh of the idea of the good will of others in Hollywood, but it's no laughing matter if you don't have it.

How To Get Along In Hollywood (1948)

One of the choicest occupations here is ripping reputations into pieces.

How To Get Along In Hollywood (1948)

Hollywood is fond of gushing chit-chat as any other town.

How To Get Along In Hollywood (1948)

Parading about in the latest gowns and making dull platitudes for an entire evening doesn't constitute social success in my book.

How To Get Along In Hollywood (1948)

Ever since the first day I arrived in this town, the general impression has been that I'm like a queen holding court on chosen days.

How To Get Along In Hollywood (1948)

It's not possible to forget pictures. Anyone who works in them thinks of them constantly.

How To Get Along In Hollywood (1948)

People have also said that I can't be used as a fair example of Hollywood living since I keep my private life so completely separate from my career.

How To Get Along In Hollywood (1948)

It doesn't hurt any of us to remember that Hollywood isn't at all impressed by anyone who has the fantastic illusion that the town must revolve around him.

How To Get Along In Hollywood (1948)

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Quotes and notes from Wikiquote: Irene Dunne (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.