Fame Quote by Albert Camus

To be famous, in fact, one has only to kill one's landlady.

— Albert Camus

“(Fun fact: you can’t kill someone by finely grinding up glass and mixing it in their food. Either they’d be able to detect it,…

— Jennifer Wright

Where does a man get inspiration to write a song like that? Well, he gets it from the landlady once a month.

— John Michael Hayes

I was 38 when 'Not Going Out' began, and I was playing a 34-year-old who had a thing about his landlady.

— Lee Mack

Rentals sank, living rose. I could not afford help. I must be owner, agent, landlady and janitor. I loathed landladying... I tried in every…

— Emily Carr

“She was all that I knew, all that was dear. I'd loved her and she'd loved me. Now I was alone in the world.…

— Celia Rees

I'm no Robert Christgau or Chuck Klosterman, but I would say that Landlady is like if Harry Nilsson was produced by Brian Eno. Or,…

— Scott Rogowsky

I was the landlady of the Birdcage pub on Columbia Road flower market for four years and that was intensely London.

— Andi Oliver

“His apartment is on the top floor of a three-story building in King. The landlady is an old Rusian woman who smokes at the…

— Zinzi Clemmons

I know how to handle women who act like ladies, but my landlady ain't no lady. Sometimes I even wish I was living with…

— Langston Hughes

“I couldn’t wait to meet his cherry-popping, cougar pimp landlady again. Said no one ever .”

— Linda Kage

“Rude, in fact,’ sniffed the landlady. ‘Tell me, in past years, did Miss Parish ever show any signs that she might turn out a…

— Anonymous