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Stump the USCHO Movie Buff(Part III)

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DrDemento said:
The Flim Flam Man (Jenny got this before I could even start to think)

"That's funny. I got an idea on top of a bus one time. Got me six years"
(this is a oldie but another clasic)
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Angels With Dirty Faces (Only recognized due to hint)

Softball time:

"By the authority vested in me by Kaiser William II, I pronounce you man and wife. Proceed with the execution"
 
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busterman62 said:
Angels With Dirty Faces (Only recognized due to hint)

Softball time:

"By the authority vested in me by Kaiser William II, I pronounce you man and wife. Proceed with the execution"
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The African Queen.


Narrator: And so, onward and upward the tired trekkers trudged on feverished footsies over perilous paths. When they beheld the mighty Ape Mountain, the reacted with awe.
Group: Awwww...
Narrator: I said, "Awe." A-W-E.
Group: Ooh...
Narrator: That's better.
 
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bigmrg74 said:
The African Queen.


Narrator: And so, onward and upward the tired trekkers trudged on feverished footsies over perilous paths. When they beheld the mighty Ape Mountain, the reacted with awe.
Group: Awwww...
Narrator: I said, "Awe." A-W-E.
Group: Ooh...
Narrator: That's better.
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This one is from a bad movie-both of us know it but not sure of the name. Jenny says it is George of the Jungle? I sort of think that could be right.
 
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If Jenny was right-try this one-from one of her favorites-

"You make love as you eat, with a great deal of noise and no subtlety"
 
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DrDemento said:
After 35 years with her-I know not to doubt her but this time she wasn't totally sure. :)
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After that long I would have thought you would have learned that the Woman is "Always Right!" ;) :D Or that you have less problems with her if you let her think that anyways.
 
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DrDemento said:
After 35 years with her-I know not to doubt her but this time she wasn't totally sure. :)
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Even under those circumstances, she's almost always right, or at least very close.

"Anne of 1000 Days?"

Assuming I'm right, try this:

"Say, if I'm in the way, you folks could leave."
 
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Old Pio said:
Even under those circumstances, she's almost always right, or at least very close.

"Anne of 1000 Days?"

Assuming I'm right, try this:

"Say, if I'm in the way, you folks could leave."
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Topper (one of our favorites)
I have never been able to find out what kind of car Cary Grant is driving at the time of the accident???Is it a Cadillac???
Try this-and this one I promise will not be easy-

"Even a hawk is an eagle among crows"
 
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DrDemento said:
Topper (one of our favorites)
I have never been able to find out what kind of car Cary Grant is driving at the time of the accident???Is it a Cadillac???
Try this-and this one I promise will not be easy-

"Even a hawk is an eagle among crows"
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Very cool car, I've often wondered what it was. Perhaps a custom job.

Here's what imdb.com says: The fancy finned-back car driven by the Kerbys was custom built by the Bohman & Schwartz Co. using a 1936 Buick Roadmaster chassis. Originally the producers had in mind to use a coffin-nosed Cord, but it wasn't large enough. In the custom-made Buick there were special compartments for camera equipment, etc. The Buick resembles a Cord, but the supercharger pipes on the side were just decorations (a Cord comes with an actual supercharger). After filming the Buick was bought by the Gilmore Oil Co. and was used for promotional purposes for many years. It was updated in 1954 with a Chrysler Imperial chassis and drive train. The car driven by Cosmo Topper is a 1936 Lincoln Model K.

Anyway, your guote got me to thinking about Indian dialogue. How about Burt Lancaster in "Apache."

Assuming I'm right, try this:


"I wouldn't give you the skin off a grape."
 
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Old Pio said:
Very cool car, I've often wondered what it was. Perhaps a custom job.

Here's what imdb.com says: The fancy finned-back car driven by the Kerbys was custom built by the Bohman & Schwartz Co. using a 1936 Buick Roadmaster chassis. Originally the producers had in mind to use a coffin-nosed Cord, but it wasn't large enough. In the custom-made Buick there were special compartments for camera equipment, etc. The Buick resembles a Cord, but the supercharger pipes on the side were just decorations (a Cord comes with an actual supercharger). After filming the Buick was bought by the Gilmore Oil Co. and was used for promotional purposes for many years. It was updated in 1954 with a Chrysler Imperial chassis and drive train. The car driven by Cosmo Topper is a 1936 Lincoln Model K.

Anyway, your guote got me to thinking about Indian dialogue. How about Burt Lancaster in "Apache."

Assuming I'm right, try this:


"I wouldn't give you the skin off a grape."
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Apache is correct-I thought I might be the only one who saw it!

Your quote comes from a 1940's movie-Kiss of Death
Will put up a new one shortly-waiting for jen to come home from spending all our money on food this week.:(
 
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OK-Not sure why I like this movie but i do-

"I collect beer bottles myself, I gotta '82 miller bottle with a misprint on the label; the husband might wanna come take a gander"
 
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DrDemento said:
OK-Not sure why I like this movie but i do-

"I collect beer bottles myself, I gotta '82 miller bottle with a misprint on the label; the husband might wanna come take a gander"
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I have no idea, but mentally I hear the woman cop from Fargo saying something like that.
 
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Kepler said:
I have no idea, but mentally I hear the woman cop from Fargo saying something like that.
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I can see something like that-but no this isn't from Fargo(I think that movie has a gazillion quotes we could use though):)
 
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DrDemento said:
I can see something like that-but no this isn't from Fargo(I think that movie has a gazillion quotes we could use though):)
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How is the chicken fricassee? I'm with Kepler, no clue. How 'bout a little hint?
 
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Hint: Movie revolves around a doctor new to a small town who faces some bizarre deaths.:)
No chicken fricassee-veal parmigiana (an outrageous cook)
 
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ShirtlessBob said:
Arachnophobia?
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Yes!(line spoken by exterminator John Goodman in a pretty good role.) Not exactly a great movie but for some reason I seem to watch it whenever it is on TV. But not even close to being the first movie about spiders to scare me. I suspect I will be quoting the earlier ones soon.:) Your turn!
 
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"Yes. School is optional. However, should you not attend, you will not be eligible to play."
 
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