“Emancipation of women has made them lose their mystery.”
Grace Kelly“Oh, well, I know that Libby." He rolls his eyes. "I've never met anyone more committed to, well, life that you are.""Really?" I swallow rather hard. "Even though I keep on screwing my life up?""Sweetheart, precisely because you keep screwing your life up! I mean look at you. You had the crappiest career eve in the world before you turned everything around and became this shit-hot jewellery designer. You set your head on fire with a cigarette and ended up being utterly adored by the guy who had to put you out... And I do adore you, by the way," he adds, in a nonchalant sort of way, "in case you ever had wondered. Oh, and then there's your love of life. Loads of girls would have just sunk...”
Lucy Holliday, A Night in with Grace Kelly“Getting angry doesn't solve anything.”
Grace Kelly“I don't want to be married to someone who feels inferior to my success or because I make more money than he does.”
Grace Kelly“I don't want to dress up a picture with just my face.”
Grace Kelly“Women's natural role is to be a pillar of the family.”
Grace Kelly“I’ve been accused of being cold, snobbish, distant. Those who know me well know that I’m nothing of the sort. If anything, the opposite is true. But is it too much to ask to want to protect your private life, your inner feelings?”
Grace Kelly“Emancipation of women has made them lose their mystery.”
Grace Kelly“But it was so much more. In that white blouse you wore, you looked like Grace Kelly, sharing a joke with a schnauzer, then you smiled at me and i was included, the three of us alone together. I thought, there's a woman I could die for.”
Phillipa Fioretti, The Book of Love“...she would have walked all the way up to East Sixty-Third Street, and probably 163rd Street, if it meant pouring even more into this memory that wasn't a memory.”
Michael Callahan, Searching for Grace Kelly“He was right: not about her playing him, or about her laughing at him, but certainly about her carelessness, about her casual disregard for how he would feel if he found out, and about the stunning lack of depth it exposed in her character.”
Michael Callahan, Searching for Grace Kelly