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BRIT -- Um and ah AMER -- Hem and Haw

*X* -- yeah, yeah, we know. Keep going.

BRIT -- Vicar of Bray AMER -- Yes man, toady (...One who curries favor with superiors)

> First Guy: "As mein faddda said to the Viennese police, 'Please do not take me avay. I vill nefer > do it again!' ." > > Second Guy: "Your father must have been quite a guy." > > First Guy: He vas a grrreat pervert!" > > What guys? What film? Lasted long enough that was from *What's New. Pussycat?* (1965) First Guy was Peter Sellers; Second Guy was Woody Allen. Another quote: "You know why they don't write good roles for women anymore? They would have to hire _actresses_ to play them!" Who? What film?

I recognize that face. -- It didn't change that much as she grew older. I think I could makd a good guess as to the production, but I won't.

The updated version is a piece of doggerel that goes something like, "Lips that touch wine will never touch mine." The only updated reference I found traced back to TV sitcom episode. (I first ran across that line in an "Archie" comic book (circa 1956), if that helps.

A conversation, two guys: First Guy: "As mein faddda said to the Viennese police, 'Please do not take me avay. I vill nefer do it again!' ." Second Guy: "Your father must have been quite a guy." First Guy: He vas a grrreat pervert!" What guys? What film?

*Viva Villa!* ??

Dan; Right on both counts. Tag. You're It.

Orton, Joe -- Gary Oldman in *Prick Up Your Ears*

*44* "Not this time, Buster. I picked up the check last time."

Alan Rickman played a New Orleans detective in *Judas Kiss* (1999), as part of a sterling cast that included Roscoe Lee Browne.

BRIT -- Wouldn't touch it with a bargepole. AMER -- Wouldn't touch it with a ten-foot pole.

> HE "Both my parents were addicts. I was born addicted to heroin." > SHE "What was that like?" > HE "I don't know. I was out of Rehab by the time I was six months old." That's been long enough. That conversation was between Astrid Mangunssen and Paul Trout (Allison Lohman and Patrick Fugit) in *White Oleander,* _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ A new one: "I don't want to rob banks for the rest of my life. The stress level's just too damn high! Who? What film?

That conversation is in a fim from the present Century.

Timeframe please?

Garner Totie and W.C.

Chisum, John -- Barry Sullivan in *Pat Garrett and Billy The Kid*

Right. And thanks. I was getting tired of that one. It's a good movie, and I don't think it got the attention it deserved. But it was hard to clue up. (answered after 93 Views) Take it. Message was edited by: cmvgor

*4.* This film sets up some familiar situations, seen in other Westerns, then goes against expectations. Friendships among the cowhands are rare and tenuous. One man, just plain mean, drives another away from the crew with a threat of being beaten or killed. The boss does not interfere with that, but he makes the bully stand the other man's watch, because they are now short-handed.

Zellinsky, Dr. Gregor -- Peter Stormare in *Command And Conquer. Red Alert*

Here's a new one. Name the film and identify the people in this conversation: HE "Both my parents were addicts. I was born addicted to heroin." SHE "What was that like?" HE "I don't know. I was out of Rehab by the time I was six months old."

BRIT -- Up sticks AMER -- Pull up stakes ... Leave, quit, drop a project, etc.

*X*, we hardly knew ye.

Ulrich -- Ralph Richardson in *Dragonslayer*. (1981)