I Ought to Be in Pictures (film)
I Ought to Be in Pictures is a 1982 film about a young girl named Libby Tucker who wants to become an actress and reunite with her father Herbert Tucker.
- Directed by Herbert Ross. Written by Neil Simon.
Libby Tucker Hitchhiked from Brooklyn to Take Hollywood by Storm. And her Father By Surprise.
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Herb Tucker
[edit]- Grandma, do you like the Phillies against the Dodgers tonight?
Dialogue
[edit]- Libby: Grandma was right. Once a shitheel, always a shitheel.
- Herbert: Your grandmother talks like that?
- Libby: The words are mine, the wisdom is hers!
- Truck Driver: [cursing in Spanish]
- Libby: [cursing in Spanish]
- Truck Driver: You speak Spanish?
- Libby: No, Jewish, but in Brooklyn first we learn Spanish then English then Jewish.
Cast
[edit]- Walter Matthau - Herbert Tucker
- Ann-Margret - Steffy Blondell
- Dinah Manoff - Libby Tucker
- Lance Guest - Gordon
- Larry Barton - Harry
- Eugene Butler - Marty
- Michael Dudikoff - Boy on bus
- David Faustino - Martin
- Martin Ferrero - Monte Del Rey
