“He was such a brat as a child that everybody said he'd end up behind bars.”

“I'm an army brat, in a way, because my father had ten years in the military.”

“I hear you are an army brat and that it was your mother who inculcated the love of cinema in you.”

“He was such a brat as a child that everybody said he'd end up behind bars.”

“I'm an army brat, in a way, because my father had ten years in the military.”

“I hear you are an army brat and that it was your mother who inculcated the love of cinema in you.”

“He was such a brat as a child that everybody said he'd end up behind bars.”

“I'm an army brat, in a way, because my father had ten years in the military.”

“I hear you are an army brat and that it was your mother who inculcated the love of cinema in you.”

“She was trying to convey the personality that was uniquely her own — brattiness, joy, jokes, willfulness.”

“Holland gives his insolent first speech a matter-of-fact reading that mutes its brattiness.”

“Every parent goes through problems and difficulties and brattiness and where to draw the line.”

“He was such a brat as a child that everybody said he'd end up behind bars.”

“I'm an army brat, in a way, because my father had ten years in the military.”

“I hear you are an army brat and that it was your mother who inculcated the love of cinema in you.”

“The little brats will only mash it into your lovely oiled floorboards and goatskin rugs.”

“Someone has to straighten these people out before all of our kids turn into sniveling, whining, spoiled brats.”

“He managed this because everybody wanted to wear what he designed, in much the same way as spoilt brats want certain toys for Christmas.”