Frankie Quote #891

Quote from Frankie in Halloween III: The Driving

Frankie: [v.o.] Halloween. The most terrifying time of the year, where frightening horrors lurk around every corner.
Sue: I got my learners permit! [clip of woman screaming]
Axl: I'm 18! I get to pick the president! [clip of woman screaming]
Brick: I signed you up to work at the Halloween fair. [clip of Frankie screaming]
Frankie: Brick, why would you volunteer me at school? You know the line... "Sorry, my mom works long hours.
We hardly ever see her." I made you memorize it.
Brick: Well, I thought it was okay since you're not working now.
Frankie: You didn't tell people that, did you? [sighs] If they know I'm not working, I'm gonna get calls for everything. Mike, do not answer the phone.
Mike: Never do.

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 ‘Halloween III: The Driving’ Quotes

Quote from Axl

Axl: Look, this is important. My whole life, people have been telling me what to do... "Sit up straight!" "That cup's not a toilet!" "Clean your room!" Well, now I finally have a say. Now... I get to tell America to clean its room.
Sue: But I'm scared. What if I mess up again?
Axl: Sue, let me tell you why I'm so awesome. You see, even when I have no idea what I'm doing, I pretend I do. That's why I'm good at everything. This guy Harry Butts... He should be living in a hole. But he has the guts to put his name on signs all over town and run for office. If he can do that, then you gotta step it up and get me there so I can vote for him. Do it for America!

Quote from Aunt Edie

Aunt Edie: Voting is a big responsibility. That's why I'm voting for Truman.
Sue: I'm driving!
Aunt Edie: Oh, good, then I'm not. [drinks from flask]

Quote from Axl

Axl: Hey, Brick, what's this I got in the mail that you didn't? Oh! It's a voter guide, sent personally to me, Axl Redford Heck, signifying my readiness to take my rightful place among the adult, president-choosing citizens of our country.
Brick: Do you even know who you're voting for?
Axl: Not yet. I'll wait till I hear 'em all sing, and then I'll text in my choice.
Mike: Good idea. Your vote shouldn't count anyway.