Supermarkets Quotes

(on one of his most famous characterizations, in The Karate Kid (1984)) Over the years, kids have come up to me in places like supermarkets, and hit me and said things like, "You hurt Ralph (Ralph Macchio)!" It makes me feel like the Darth Vader of the contemporary cinematic world. As "Sensei Jon Kreese," I`m truly hated and I love it. I had no idea how much anxiety people would be releasing by hating this character.

(on Clark Gable) Clark Gable was highly professional. He was a bigger star than we can create today. I was just a mini-star when we did "Gone With the Wind." I was afraid to talk to him. People can`t understand it now, but we were in awe. Clark Gable didn`t open supermarkets.

Every single film since (Pride and Prejudice) there`s been a scene where someone goes, `Well I think you`ve just killed Mr Darcy`. But he is a figure that won`t die. He is wandering somewhere. I can`t control him. I tried to play with it in Bridget Jones. I`ve never resented it: if it wasn`t for him I might be languishing, but part of me thinks I should do this postmodern thing, change my name by deed poll to Mr Darcy. Then people can come up to me and say, `But you are not Mr Darcy` which would be different. I dare say it will be my saving grace when the only employment available to me is opening supermarkets dressed in breeches and a wig.

The issue of asking for supermarkets to provide information at the store level is something companies are either engaged in doing or in the process of doing. Certainly, we would support that. We also would not be opposed to increased testing by FDA.

The issue of asking for supermarkets to provide information at the store level is something companies are either engaged in doing or in the process of doing. We also would not be opposed to increased testing by FDA.

In spite of rising competition, Chr Hansen continues to play a key role in the majority of dairy products which can be found on the shelves in supermarkets. From a marketing point of view, we have moved ahead of the competition over the past couple of years, and we intend to do everything to keep that position.

We ask from the heart that supermarkets, which are now more profitable and selling more, help us to take care of the pocketbook of the people by not raising prices.

My gut feeling is they have no intention of operating supermarkets long-term. I think they want to preserve it the best they can while they`re in the process of liquidating.

Given that some nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs are now widely available in supermarkets it is crucial that people with asthma are made aware of the risks,

The dairy farmers deserve better from the supermarkets.