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Emily in Paris - Season 3: Quotes
- “You’ll be hearing from our lawyers. (Emily) - So you’re suing me for not calling you?” (Alfie) (Episode 2)
- “I didn’t realize what I had until I lost it.” (Emily - Episode 2)
- “Yeah, well, the American dream turned into the French nightmare.” (Episode 2)
- “You know, I’ll give it to Paris. Even when you’re having a bad day, the city is looking great.” (Episode 2)
- “It’s funny how you become the things you hate.” (Episode 3)
- “Well, I guess all those endless selfies are finally paying off.” (Sylvie - Episode 5) 
- “Plus he sent over some champagne. (Emily) - “Finally, someone who understands my needs.” (Mindy - Episode 5)
- “I thought you were gonna be a professional polo player. You know we used to call you Nacho?” (Mindy - Episode 5 - GG reference too)
- “Sexy. Why am I never around when anything good happens?” (Episode 5)
- “What Am I supposed to do? An affair? (Emily) - You saw two girls kissing at a party. You need to get out more. Okay, Emily Jane Cooper, occupe-toi de tes oignons.” (Mindy - Episode 5)
- “Just because I was raised rich doesn’t mean I don’t love a free sample.” (Mindy - Episode 5)
- “Yeah, well, you’re American, she’s Australian, you colluded.” (Sylvie - Episode 5) 
- “Are you serious? I... I am so tired of apologizing for who I am. I can’t change my past. If you’ll always resent me for it, maybe we don’t have a future.” (Mindy - Episode 5)
- “It’s not “either or”, Camille. Are we really here to just love one person?” (The artist - Episode 6) 
- “I don’t understand. You’re married to him and having an affaire with me or you’re in a relationship with me having an affair with your husband.” (Erik - Episode 6)
- “I mean, is this really necessary? (Alfie) - Luxury is a necessity that begins when necessity ends. (Antoine) - Mmm. Coco Chanel.” (Emily - Episode 6)
- “Why don’t guys tell you what they’re thinking? - And save us the mystery?” (Episode 7)
- “What do you think of the quality? (Pierre) - Honestly? - Brutally.” (Pierre - Episode 7)
- “They’ve turned me into a clown trapped in a funhouse mirror.” (Pierre - Episode 7)
- “Wow, this is so surreal. I feel like we’re walking into heaven on acid.” (Emily - Episode 7)
- “Come on, seriously? In this? (Mindy) - You look incredible tonight. Every man there was checking you out. (Nicolas) - Yeah, except for you. (Mindy) - Believe me, I noticed. It took every ounce of willpower not to make a spectacle of myself.” (Nicolas - Episode 7)  
- “The only time I’ve heard Sylvie say “Merveilleux” was about a Chablis.” (Luc or Julien - Episode 7)
- “The men may be gone, but the brands persist.” (Episode 7) - “More times than I care to remember.” (Episode 7)
- “You can feel as guilty as you want, but not everything happens because you make it happen. - Well, except for this. This was definitively you.” (Episode 8) 
- “Well, he did sustain some injuries, Gregory, so we need to treat this with the sensitivity it deserves.” (Episode 8)
- “I love you both. - And I’m going to end up with nothing.” (Episode 8)
- “Who do you want to go to bed with” (Julien - Episode 8)
- “In love? I can’t believe he said that. (Mindy) - He was drunk.” (Emily) - Sure, but alcohol doesn’t make people lie. Kind of the opposite.” (Mindy - Episode 8)
- “True elegance is found in simplicity.” (Episode 8)
- “It died the moment I sold my soul to JVMA.” (Pierre - Episode 8)
- “Pierre is a respected talent any you only bought his company to toss him out like the trash. - If you can do that to him, you can do that to me. You can do that to anyone.” (Episode 8)
- “Do you have any idea what you just lost? (Louis de Leon) - Something I never wanted. A relationship with you.” (Sylvie - Episode 8)
- “I just made an enemy of the most powerful family in fashion.” (Sylvie - Episode 8)
- “Let’s not become one of those couples that spend more time analyzing their relationship than being in one.” (Alfie - Episode 9)
- “Do you know why this works so well? We get to be together and still do everything we want. We should be enjoying ourselves every second we can. Life is short.” (Episode 9)
- “Hell of a “welcome home”, mate.” (Alfie - Episode 9)
- “Yeah, well, every couple hits that point. It’s either time to break it off or commit to each other. You’re either in or you’re out.” (Alfie - Episode 9)
- “Only the two people involved know what they are to each other. You knew everything about every single piece. - No, you just didn’t know anything.” (Episode 9)
- “Can I get the recipe for that? (Emily) - Recipe? There are no recipes. It’s not a list of things. It’s a feeling. You just know when something is right and when something is wrong.” (Gabriel’s grandmother - Episode 10)
- “His ex-girlfriend, Marianne.” (Julien) - Oh, which Marianne? (Sylvie) - I can neither confirm nor deny. (Luc) - Marianne number one. (Julien) - How did you know that?” (Luc - Episode 10)
- “It was not what she said, it’s what she did.” (Luc - Episode 10)
- “I hope you take as good care of her as I did. She deserves a good man. (Timothée) - I’ll certainly do my best.” (Alfie - Episode 10) 
- “Emily. Our secrets are what will keep us close. (Camille - Episode 10)
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Emily: Hey, do you take walk-ins?
The Morgue: Wh-what?
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amoviescreen · 1 year
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The Devil Wears Prada vs Emily in Paris
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moradometalizado · 1 year
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Sylvie Grateau in “Emily in Paris” season 3
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pipoetry · 2 years
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If I only knew it was that easy
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gmoregirls · 2 years
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Emily in Paris
Emily Cooper & Gabriel
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gleeincorrectquotes · 2 years
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Puck : Yeah, happy endings are very boring.
Blaine : But they give you hope, and the hero wins in the end. Don’t you want to see the new win?
Artie : No! I want to see life, the hero tortured for his love… and the actress naked.
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indistinctshouting · 1 year
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... anything is a sexapp if you want it bad enough. That's the only reason I still have Facebook.
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lucci-colucci · 1 year
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wiselytold · 1 year
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hoursofreading · 7 months
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In Book 3 of “The Iliad,” Helen points out the Greek leader, Agamemnon, to Priam, king of Troy, and comments that he was once her kinsman, as the brother of her former husband, Menelaus — whom she left when she came to Troy with Paris, sparking the whole Trojan War. She applies an unusual word to herself: “kunops” (here in the oblique possessive case, “kunōpidos”). The word is a compound of “kuōn” — “dog” — and “ops” — “face” or “eye.” When the word appears earlier in the poem, it seems to be an insult, hurled in Book 1 by the furious Achilles at Agamemnon: “You dog-face!”
Perhaps Helen is insulting herself. Perhaps she blames herself for the war enacted in her name. Perhaps she is channeling the shame piled on her by others. Perhaps she is expressing a sense of distance, from her former identity, or from the “Helen” of public perception. The Homeric Helen is certainly canny enough to be speaking with some level of irony. I felt these ambiguities could best be evoked by rendering the word as literally as possible: “my dog-face self.” Most other Anglophone translators have made different choices: For instance, Richmond Lattimore (often celebrated as the most “literal” of Homeric translators) uses “slut that I am” (and “whore” later in Book 6, when Helen calls herself more literally “dog”); Robert Fagles has “whore that I am!”; Robert Fitzgerald, whose Homer often quotes from Shakespeare, has “wanton.” Unlike me, none of these translators use the same term when Achilles is insulting Agamemnon; Lattimore, for instance, has Achilles say, “You with the dog’s eyes,” not “Agamemnon, you slut!” Verbal repetition is always a challenge for a translator.
Emily Wilson
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“are we really here to just love one person?”
— emily in paris. season 3, 2022
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Sylvie Grateau in “Emily in Paris” season 1
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rayraygo1267 · 8 months
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Gabenath Incorrect Quotes
Note: I feel like I love Gabenath more and more everyday
Gabriel: Are you ready to commit
Nathalie: Like a crime or a relationship?
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Adrien: Nathalie, what do you see in my father?
Gabriel: *screaming at butterflies*
Nathalie: I don’t know…
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Gabriel: Nathalie, I fucked up
Nathalie: *sipping coffee* Does it affect me?
Gabriel: No
Nathalie: Does it affect Adrien?
Gabriel: No
Nathalie: Okay then, suffer in silence
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Gabriel: So, you have feelings for me?
Nathalie: Yes…
Gabriel: Even though I’m a villain and I’ve been terrorizing Paris for the past year
Nathalie: Yeah, I don’t really understand it either
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Adrien: Father, this is your plan b?
Gabriel: *attempting to dig up Emilie’s grave* technically this is plan c
Adrien: Plan c? Is there a plan d?
Gabriel: Yeah, but I marry Nathalie in plan d
Nathalie: I like plan d
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