Dirty Dancing (1987) Poster

(I) (1987)

Jerry Orbach: Jake Houseman

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Quotes 

  • [last lines] 

    Jake Houseman : I know you weren't the one who got Penny in trouble.

    Johnny : Yeah.

    Jake Houseman : When I'm wrong, I say I'm wrong.

    [to Baby] 

    Jake Houseman : You looked wonderful out there.

  • Jake Houseman : Don't you tell me what to see! I see someone in front of me who got his partner in trouble and sent her off to some butcher, while he moved on to an innocent young girl like my daughter!

    [silence] 

    Johnny : [angry]  Yeah, I guess that's what you *would* see.

  • Lisa Houseman : Oh, my God. Look at that! Ma, I should have brought those coral shoes. You said I was taking too much!

    Marjorie Houseman : Well, sweetheart, you brought ten pairs.

    Lisa Houseman : But the coral shoes match that dress!

    Jake Houseman : This is not a tragedy. A tragedy is three men trapped in a mine, or police dogs used in Birmingham.

    Baby : Monks burning themselves in protest.

    Lisa Houseman : Butt out, Baby.

  • Jake Houseman : [Jake gives Robbie a letter of recommendation for medical school]  Good luck in medical school, son.

    Robbie Gould : I wanted to thank you for your help with the Penny situation. I guess we've all gotten into messes.

    Jake Houseman : What?

    Robbie Gould : I thought Baby told you. Look, I'm not sure. Penny said so, but you know with girls like that. They're liable to pin it... on any guy around.

    [Jake snatches the letter back from Robbie] 

  • Jake Houseman : Max, our Baby's gonna change the world.

    Max : [to Lisa]  And what are you gonna do, missy?

    Baby : Oh, Lisa's going to decorate it.

    Robbie Gould : She already does.

  • Jake Houseman : I won't tell your mother about this. Right now, I'm going to bed. And take that stuff off your face before your mother sees you.

  • Neil Kellerman : So is everyone gonna be in the show?

    Jake Houseman : No. We're leaving tomorrow so we can miss the weekend traffic.

    Marjorie Houseman : But Jake, we're payed up til Sunday.

    Lisa Houseman : Daddy, I'm not gonna miss the show. I was suppose to sing in it.

    Jake Houseman : I said we're leaving tomorrow.

    Marjorie Houseman : Why would you wanna leave so early?

    Jake Houseman : It was just a thought. We can stay if you want. So, Lisa, what we're you planning on singing?

    Lisa Houseman : I'm not sure. What do you think I should sing, Daddy?

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