Rosalind Russell

AKA: C. A. McKnight

Born: 1907-06-04

Died: 1976-11-28

IMDB Filmography

May

2019

She's from Pittsburgh

From: Auntie Mame

Is the English lady sick, Auntie Mame? –Oh, she's not English, darling. She's from Pittsburgh. –She sounded English. –Well, when you're from Pittsburgh you have to do something.

Jan Handzlik (Patrick Dennis - Younger) | Rosalind Russell (Mame Dennis)

#England

#Pittsburgh

#Condescension

#Health

Apr

2019

Knowledge is power

From: Auntie Mame

Knowledge is power.

Rosalind Russell (Mame Dennis)

#Knowledge

#Power

#Education

Dec

2008

Merry Christmas, everyone!

From: Auntie Mame

Merry Christmas, everyone! –But it isn't until Tuesday, mum. –Well, we need it now, so let's go ahead and have it.

Rosalind Russell (Mame Dennis) | Connie Gilchrist (Norah Muldoon)

File Updated: 2019-04-04

#Christmas

#Tuesday

#Greetings

Nov

2008

Nothing's worth anything anymore

From: Auntie Mame

Hey, Mame, are you home? –Is that you, Vera? –Now what on earth does she want? –(telephone rings) Have you talked to your stockbroker? Yes, I can see you have. –What about a stockbroker? –Don't you know? He's called me half-a-dozen times trying to locate both of you. –What happened? –Oh, nothing... except nothing's worth anything anymore. (telephone rings)

Coral Browne (Vera Charles) | Patric Knowles (Lindsay Woolsey) | Rosalind Russell (Mame Dennis)

File Updated: 2019-04-04

#Finance

#Telephone

#Frustration

Dec

2007

Drinking during business hours

From: Auntie Mame

What an honor it is to have you in our little home. Though I wonder if it does make the best first impression on a sensitive young mind to see you drinking during business hours.

Rosalind Russell (Mame Dennis)

File Updated: 2019-04-04

Sep

2007

Exclusive and restricted

From: Auntie Mame

The school we must choose must be exclusive and restricted. –Exclusively what and restricted to whom?

Fred Clark (Dwight Babcock) | Rosalind Russell (Mame Dennis)

File Updated: 2019-04-04

Sep

2007

My natural hair

From: Auntie Mame

Mame, don't you ever throw anything away? –Who knows when I may go back to one of these colors. –Well, if you kept your hair natural the way I do-- –If I kept my hair natural the way you do, I'd be bald.