What an incredible film that stands the test of time. Brilliant funny film with great performances from Rosalind Russell and Carey Grant! The supporting cast is brilliant too. I recommend this film to anyone - The opening scene is my favourite, the banter between the main leads is just amazing.
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(Other GG Movies I’ve watched so far)
(Full references under the cut)
4x05, The Fundamental Things Apply (2003) Lorelai questioning Luke on what movies he's seen
LORELAI: You have never seen "Casablanca"? Are you kidding?
LUKE: Just get anything, please.
LORELAI: "Chinatown"?
LUKE: Anything at all.
LORELAI: "Bonnie and Clyde"?
LUKE: A video game would be nice also.
LORELAI: "It Happened One Night"? "His Girl Friday"? "Treasure of the Sierra Madre"? "Diner"?
LUKE: I saw "Mr. and Mrs. Bridge."
LORELAI: Oh. My house, eight o'clock. We have such work to do.
6x05, We've Got Magic to Do (2005) Rory says that Lacey is "my girl Friday."
RORY: The Swing Dolls, everybody. (Richard walks back into the main Hall, as the people applaud) I'm Rory Gilmore, the architect of this event. (everyone starts to applaud again. Emily looks radiant) Thank you. And I'd like to take this moment to thank some others for the outstanding success this evening. To Lacey Boscombe, my right hand, my girl Friday, I could not have done it without you. To Glenda, Lance, the entire serving crew, thank you. To the kind people at KBC Audio who generously donated this amazing...(as Rory delivers her "Thank You" speech Richard looks at her with great sadness)
7x18, Hay Bale Maze (2007) Rory mentions the film while debating what to wear to her interview.
RORY: Okay, I need to pick out a coat. A trench coat would be too "All The President's Men," but my blue coat would be too "His Girl Friday."
PARIS: I'm just gonna cut to the chase. Why are you here?
LOGAN: You're not talking metaphysically, are you?
