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Party Girl (1995 film)
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Party Girl is a 1995 independent comedy-drama film about a carefree 23-year-old Manhattan woman who turns her life around by becoming a librarian after getting arrested for throwing an illegal rave.
Directed by Daisy von Scherler Mayer. Written by Harry Birckmayer and Daisy von Scherler Mayer.
Dialogue
Mary: No, what's in it? I'm probably allergic to it.
Mustafa: I guarantee you're not allergic to Turkish delight.
Mary: It's very, very good. Try it. Are you from Turkey?
Mustafa: Me, no. I'm-- I'm from Lebanon.
Mary: So where's the Lebanese delight?
Mustafa: You want Lebanese delight?
Mary: Sure, bring it out.
Mary: Don't mix those up!
Derrick: What, they're jeans?
Mary: Yeah, they're in order.
Derrick: Mary, they're jeans.
Mary: Yes, Derek, they're jeans, and they're in order. Don't mix them up.
An It Twin: What's up buttercup?
Mary: The rent, and I'm not paying.
Derrick: Carl and I connected that night. From the essence. From the ancient center of our beings.
Mary: The two of you were on ecstasy, it dries out your spinal fluid.
Rene: Imitate a cat puking.
Leo: [imitates cat puking]
Rene: [holds up a flier with imitate a cat puking printed on it] It's the name of a band.
Venus: Could you move it? Your cigarette is bothering me.
Mary: Get a last name, and we'll talk, OK?
Mary: I would like a nice, powerful mind-altering substance. Preferably something that would make my unborn children grow gills.
Cast
Parker Posey as Mary
Anthony DeSando as Derrick
Guillermo Díaz as Leo
Donna Mitchell as Rene
Liev Schreiber as Nigel
Omar Townsend as Mustafa
Sasha von Scherler as Judy Lindendorf
Becky Mode as Ann
Simon Verhoeven as Kurt
External links
Category:1995 English-language films
Category:1995 American films
Category:Coming-of-age films
Category:Coming-of-age comedy-drama films
Category:Films set in New York City
Category:Films about librarians
Category:Films directed by Daisy von Scherler Mayer