Famous lines from The Razor's Edge (1946)

The lines

19 lines. Famous lines like these turn up in the daily game.

• I see.Isabel Bradley

• Well, sort of, yeah.Larry Darrell

• This is my music room.Elliott Templeton

• Oh, isn't that lovely?Louisa Bradley

• Elliot, don't be vulgar.Louisa Bradley

• "Think"? Think about what?Isabel Bradley

• Oh, what a beautiful piano!Isabel Bradley

• It must have cost a fortune.Louisa Bradley

• And are all these things for sale?Isabel Bradley

• I lied. I didn't know I was lying. But I guess I was.Larry Darrell

• Well, it's a spinet by Larande, late 18th century French.Elliott Templeton

• I don't know. Me, you, our lives. I'll tell you when I start thinking.Larry Darrell

• I wanna' put off the wedding for a while. I wanna' put off the job, too. For a while, anyway.Larry Darrell

• My dear Louisa, this isn't a shop. Oh, I occasionally allow the odd piece to be torn from my grasp.Elliott Templeton

• I don't understand. In your letter all you talked about was coming back and getting married and starting the job.Isabel Bradley

• So you want me and everyone else to just go on and on sitting here, waiting for you to figure out the meaning of life?Isabel Bradley

• You know, that's always been my problem. People think I'm being vulgar when I'm being serious, and they think I'm being serious when I'm being vulgar.Elliott Templeton

• It did. My poor dear friend, the viscount de Corvence had to part with it at a slight reduction, but then, estates are so draining on one these days, don't you find?Elliott Templeton

• The story of one man's search for himself.