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“Shakespeare is known in our house as the gentleman who pays the rent.” — Judy Dench | “Shakespeare is known in our house as the gentleman who pays the rent.” — Judy Dench | ||
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===Previous Splash Quotes=== | ===Previous Splash Quotes=== | ||
'''April 2024''': ^^^ <br> | '''April 2024''': ^^^ <br> | ||
'''February 2024''': “One must never place a loaded rifle on the stage if it isn’t going to go off. It’s wrong to make promises you don’t mean to keep.” — Anton Chekhov | '''February 2024''': “One must never place a loaded rifle on the stage if it isn’t going to go off. It’s wrong to make promises you don’t mean to keep.” — Anton Chekhov <br> | ||
'''January 2024''': You asked me what’s my pleasure:/A movie or a measure?/I’ll have a cup of tea/And tell you of my dreaming./— Blondie, ''Dreaming'' (1979)<br> | '''January 2024''': You asked me what’s my pleasure:/A movie or a measure?/I’ll have a cup of tea/And tell you of my dreaming./— Blondie, ''Dreaming'' (1979)<br> | ||
'''November 2023''': “I know it’s a wonderful metaphor, but what it means, I’m unable to say.” — Werner Herzog, on ''Fitzcarraldo''.<br> | '''November 2023''': “I know it’s a wonderful metaphor, but what it means, I’m unable to say.” — Werner Herzog, on ''Fitzcarraldo''.<br> |