flashback42
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"That spike heel in my ear upgrades your charges to felonious assault! You're in BIG trouble now!"
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"No, you've had only ONE pin, Elmer. This is two-out-of-three."
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Oops; forgot about this one....BTW, Sixes, I have a history with the movie you clued up. I used Foxes of Harrow , oh, maybe 3 years ago, on a thread that isn't around any more. "10 clues for movie" or something like that. I got into several clues, and the player that answered it did so on the basis of having read the Frank Yerby novel, not on having seen the movie. And I think it was answered by "The Lady Eve", who has since become a Morlock. Anyway, next title.
1950s. Color. Railroad building. Good brother and a badun, opposite sides of the Law.
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Grahame to a "Mrs Duncan" in The Big Heat -- "We're sisters under the mink."
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"Ma advised against letting them outnumber us. We're okay so far, though."
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Gomez -- Joe Grifasi in Bad Medicine (1985)
Edited by: flashback42 on Aug 29, 2013 4:59 PM
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"Psssst ! Every time a cop's whistle blows, it means an imp got a hernia."
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"As your attorney, Tom, I advise you not to argue too loudly when people call you crazy. That may be our fall-back defense."
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WAG, swinging wild:
The Foxes of Harrow ??
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"Okay, we're up to speed on where you went and what you did last night. Now, next: Where did you wake up, and where did you get dressed?"
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"Those guys with the Road franchise get Dorothy Lamour. We get third Rockette from the left."
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One second's difference. Give it to Edyth if we're right.
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SWAG:
Roddy McDowell? Co-starred with Lassie and Flicka, then was Clarence the Chimp in the PLANET/APES franchise, then another simian when that became a TV series?
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"Oh, well...Ain't the first time I hit a dead end on a Saturday night."
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"By the way, I think I'll schedule a dental appointment, too."
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Re Playing cards
BRIT: Knave
AMER: Jack
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Skipping "X"
Younger, Jim -- Keith Carradine in The Long Riders, (1980)
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"You're wearing that jacket to a ceremony like this?"
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Spot on, Emgee! Your thread.
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"Sheriff, how did you ever get the name of Honest John?"
"At the time of which I speak, I'm tending bar up in Medicine Hat. Guy used to come in, had a glass eye. I used to wait on him. Wasn't a bad guy...He'd take the glass eye out and put it in a tumbler of water...Comes in one time, and forgets the glass eye..."
"So tell me, how did you get the name Honest John?"
"One day he forgot his glass eye. I found it. Next day he comes in, I says 'Young man, here's your eye.' Ever since that day, I've been known as Honest John."
...A W.C. Fields routine in Six Of A Kind (1934)
...essentially a monologue, stretched out to over four minutes by comic business at a pool table
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"I was accosted by three painted women. Your streets are made unsafe by shameless, diseased hussies, rapacious pickpockets, and insidious opium smokers.
...Lancaster as Elmer Gantry.
Jack Lemmon -- linguine
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♫ A four-legged friend, a four-legged friend,
He'll never let you DOwnnn...♪
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"I'm really sorry, Babe, but that's just the simple fact. I can't use you in the act unless you can give me straight lines."
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♫ But you're always welcome at our house,
Any time of the day...
Yes you're always welcome at our house,
And we hope --
You will stay! ♪
Name the pre-1970 film
in Games and Trivia
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The two leads in this movie had previously played the same role in a popular movie that got remade. The title was partly changed for the remake. Both films -- original and remake -- had the same director.