Jennifer Jones at Reel Classics

Jennifer Jones

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"Do you think the artistic life is too bohemian?" --as Jane Hilton in SINCE YOU WENT AWAY (1944).
"Now you go away and let me alone. I know all about men like you." --as Pearl Chavez in DUEL IN THE SUN (1946).
"Do you know why that clock strikes? To announce the death of another hour." --as Emma Bovary in MADAME BOVARY (1949).
"How do I know what I want?" --as Emma Bovary in MADAME BOVARY (1949).
"Do you want me to love you or don't you?" --as Emma Bovary in MADAME BOVARY (1949).
"My ma'am didn't like it. She said, 'Tears and torment. Tears and torment was a marrying lot.' And she said, 'Keep yourself to yourself. You weren't made for marriage any more than me. Eat in company, but sleep alone.' That's what she said." --as Hazel Woodus in THE WILD HEART (1951).
"If I tried to do your job, I'd be dumb as a dog that don't know 'sick'em'." --as Ruby in RUBY GENTRY (1952).
"Jim, what is love?" --as Ruby in RUBY GENTRY (1952).
"Harry's been all out of sorts today. Usually he's a wonderful loser." --as Gwendolen Chelm in BEAT THE DEVIL (1954).
"There are two good reasons for falling in love. One is that the object of your affections is unlike anyone else -- such as Lord Byron. The other is that he's like everyone else, only superior." --as Gwendolen Chelm in BEAT THE DEVIL (1954).

"The Song of Bernadette" (clip) from THE SONG OF BERNADETTE (1943) by Alfred Newman (a .MP3 file).
"Since You Went Away" (clip) from SINCE YOU WENT AWAY (1944) by Max Steiner (a .MP3 file courtesy RCA/Victor).
"Madame Bovary" (clip) from MADAME BOVARY (1949) by Miklos Rozsa (a .MP3 file courtesy Rhino Records).
"Waltz" (clip) from MADAME BOVARY (1949) by Miklos Rozsa (a .MOV file courtesy Rhino Records).

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