Mariel Hemingway credited as playing...
Dorothy
- Dorothy Stratten: Playboy's motto is: the girl next door. They look for girls that are wholesome and fresh and young and naive. They look for all of that. So, most of those girls do - have that type of background.
- Dorothy Stratten: It took me five months to shoot my Playmate of the Year layout. I shot over 20,000 pictures. It's perfection! They don't go for just - great nude shots. They go for art! Perfect - art. And I'm proud of that.
- Dorothy Stratten: What's wrong with him?
- Exotic Dancer: Well, he's got the personality of a pimp. That was improper. I shouldn't have said that.
- Dorothy Stratten: Oh, Mr. Hefner! That's just the way he used to dress. He doesn't dress like that any more.
- [first lines]
- Dorothy Stratten: When the editor of Playboy told I'd won the Playmate of the Year, the first thing out of my mouth was,"Are you sure?"
- Snider: [to pretty server at fast food outlet] Well, what's your name?
- Dorothy Stratten: Dorothy. Can I help you?
- Snider: You're beautiful.
- Dorothy Stratten: Me? May I take your order now?
- Snider: May I have something sweet, soft and white?
- [winks]
- Snider: You!
- Dorothy Stratten: I was working in this Dairy Queen, part time, while I went to high school. And one day this gentleman walked in with this gorgeous blonde. She had a fur coat on. They both had fur coats on!
- Snider: If you like Italian food, I know a real knock-out place. I'll take you tomorrow night.
- Dorothy Stratten: I like pizza.
- Snider: Well, this is Northern Italian. Three stars.
- Snider: Straighten up, Angel. You're slouching.
- Dorothy Stratten: [straightens up] Better?
- Snider: Makes you look taller. Makes you look like a Queen.
- Snider: [on the phone] Is Jimmy Caan there?
- Dorothy Stratten: Who?
- Snider: Sonny Corleone in "The Godfather."
- Dorothy Stratten: I didn't see it.
- Snider: He's probably there. He and Hef are pals.
- Snider: What's he like?
- Dorothy Stratten: Mr. Hefner? Nice, like I said. But, I get the feeling that everybody trembles a little when they mention his name. You know, "Mr. Hefner wants to see you."
- Snider: Was he wearing pajamas?
- Dorothy Stratten: How'd you know?
- Interviewer: Now, I'm not the film critic; but, that wasn't much of a part.
- Dorothy Stratten: Well, I wasn't much of an actress, either.
- Interviewer: Oh? Are you better now?
- Dorothy Stratten: Oh, God, I hope so. I'm studying.
- Interviewer: The Classics?
- Dorothy Stratten: No, acting. I don't know anything about music.
- Snider: Do you think Hefner liked me?
- Dorothy Stratten: Paul! Come on.
- Snider: I think he'd like me if he just got to know me.
- [last lines]
- Dorothy Stratten: I'll go shopping in the store and I'll see people go, "Hey, that's Dorothy Stratten." Or, "Hey, can we have a picture of you? Can we have an autograph?" Or, even in the airport, you know, people will - rushing up to me to get my autograph or something. That's really exciting for me!
