Now, Miss Daisy, the tickets for this here dinner came in the mail a month ago. Bein' that...
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Daisy Werthan:
[as Hoke drives Miss Daisy to a dinner at which Martin Luther King is to speak]
Boolie said the silliest thing to me just the other day. Hoke Colburn:
What'd he say? Daisy Werthan:
We were talking about Martin Luther King. I assume you know him. Hoke Colburn:
No'm, I don't know him. Daisy Werthan:
But, you've heard him preach. Hoke Colburn:
Yes'm... same way you have, on the TV. Daisy Werthan:
I think he's wonderful. Hoke Colburn:
[Hoke ponders what Daisy said]
What you gettin' at, Miss Daisy? Daisy Werthan:
Well, Boolie says you wanted to go with me to this dinner. Did you tell him that? Hoke Colburn:
No'm, I didn't. Daisy Werthan:
[as Hoke looks at her seriously in the rear view mirror]
I didn't think so. What would be the point? You can hear him any time you like. I think it's wonderful how things are changing. Hoke Colburn:
[Hoke stops the car]
Now, Miss Daisy, the tickets for this here dinner came in the mail a month ago. Bein' that you wanted me to go wit' you, how come you wait till we in the car and on the way there before you ask me?
[as Hoke drives Miss Daisy to a dinner at which Martin Luther King is to speak]
Boolie said the silliest thing to me just the other day. Hoke Colburn:
What'd he say? Daisy Werthan:
We were talking about Martin Luther King. I assume you know him. Hoke Colburn:
No'm, I don't know him. Daisy Werthan:
But, you've heard him preach. Hoke Colburn:
Yes'm... same way you have, on the TV. Daisy Werthan:
I think he's wonderful. Hoke Colburn:
[Hoke ponders what Daisy said]
What you gettin' at, Miss Daisy? Daisy Werthan:
Well, Boolie says you wanted to go with me to this dinner. Did you tell him that? Hoke Colburn:
No'm, I didn't. Daisy Werthan:
[as Hoke looks at her seriously in the rear view mirror]
I didn't think so. What would be the point? You can hear him any time you like. I think it's wonderful how things are changing. Hoke Colburn:
[Hoke stops the car]
Now, Miss Daisy, the tickets for this here dinner came in the mail a month ago. Bein' that you wanted me to go wit' you, how come you wait till we in the car and on the way there before you ask me?
Full Transcript
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Ridiculous The temple has nothing to do with it
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Yes ma'am if you say so
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We don't know Maybe that policeman wasn't telling the truth
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Why would he go and lie about a thing like that
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You never get things right
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Miss Daisy somebody done bombed that temple and you know it
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I don't want to hear anymore about it
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You the boss Don't talk to me
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Movie Summary
The story of an old Jewish widow named Daisy Werthan and her relationship with her black chauffeur, Hoke. From an initial mere work relationship grew in 25 years a strong friendship between the two very different characters in a time when those types of relationships where shunned.
Actors
Daisy Werthan
Hoke Colburn
