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Jay Sebring from Jay Sebring...Cutting to the Truth | PopCultureQuotes.com

Hi, my name is Jay Sebring and I'm 35 years old. Now we've basically covered everything possible, and I wouls like to leave you with this closing thought. Sometimes when I feel glum and things look pretty dim, I remember it myself and that is for every positive action, there's an equal and positive reaction. And do in everything your best and to God, leave the rest.

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By: Jay Sebring
From: Jay Sebring...Cutting to the Truth
Genres: Biography | Drama

Context:
Trailblazing artist and A-list hairstylist Jay Sebring made the statement on archive video footage played at the end of Jay Sebring...Cutting to the Truth, a documentary centered on the victims who were murdered in 1969 along with actress Sharon Tate, by Manson family disciples. The footage seemed to have been originally created as a promotion for Sebring's hair design business, which focused on male celebrities in the Los Angeles area.

George DiCenzo from The Ninth Configuration | PopCultureQuotes.com

One last thing sir. Stick a pinapple up your ass and pretend you're Hawaiian.

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By: George DiCenzo
Characters: Capt. Fairbanks
From: The Ninth Configuration
Genres: Comedy | Drama | Horror

Context:
George DiCenzo (as Capt. Fairbanks) said the line to Neville Brand (as Maj. Marvin Groper). The scene sets up the mental condition of a group army recruits at an institution.

Tom Selleck from Terminal Island | PopCultureQuotes.com

Are you dead when your brain stops working, or your heart stops beating?

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By: Tom Selleck
Characters: Dr. Norman Milford
From: Terminal Island
Genres: Action | Adventure | Exploitation

Context:
Tom Selleck (as Dr. Norman Milford), has a rare intimate conversation with fellow "inmate" Barbara Leigh (as Bunny Campbell), discussing life on the island prison known as Terminal Island. The 1973 exploitation film was directed by Stephanie Rothman, one of the few female moviemakers who specialized in low-budget drive-in exploitation fare during the 1960s and '70s.

Inger Stevens | PopCultureQuotes.com

Once I felt that I was one person at home and the minute I stepped out the door I had to be somebody else. I had a terrific insecurity and extreme shyness that I covered up with coldness. Everybody thought I was a snob. I was really just plain scared.

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By: Inger Stevens