HELP, ROCCO!
CALLING ROCCO!

(He always comes when I call!)

first actor says "Who the hell are you?"

second actor says his name

first actor says "I thought you was dead."

second actor says "Not hardly."

Does this mean I get to post the next quote? If so, here it is, delivered by a respected actor (I know he has some fans on this board) at a somewhat inappropriate time:

"Mm, excuse me. Delicious. They have a wonderful way of baking cheese on it so that it gets very crispy."

He is, of course, referring to a plate of chicken.

Another quote to help, (I just bet I picked the most vauge quote in the movie, my fault):

"The federal government announced today that in an effort to eradicate the national debt, it will be selling the state of Rhode Island to a group of private investors, for a reported $18 billion. The investors plan to enclose the entire state with an all-weather roof, and turn it into the world's largest shopping mall. When asked for comment, a White House spokesperson would only say, 'Well, at least we didn't sell it to the f----- Japanese.'"

Hope this helps.

That's a scene from Big Jake! Richard Boone is lying on the ground dying from wounds inflicted by John Wayne.

First Actor:Richard Boone (Joh Fain).

Second Actor: John Wayne (Jacob McCandles)

Here's my quote:

"I am constantly surprised that women's hats do not provoke more murders."

I'm adding two:

QUOTE #1:
"Listen, zipper-puss, one day they're going to find your hair ribbon and an axe someplace. Nothing Else."

QUOTE #2:
ART FAN: "Your work is excellent, sir, but you must use color! Color is so much more... expressive."
ARTIST: "Do you know what Michaelangelo said to the Pope when he complimented him on the Sistince Chapel ceiling? He said 'It was all in the drawing; the rest you coulda got by ****ing on it.'"

quote:

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Originally posted by MWRuger:
Witness for the Prosecution

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Well, I was quite wrong, but at least I knew that I knew the quote. As of course, movies on Austrian TV don't run in their original language versions, I'm not familiar with many of those quotes.

I'll toss this one out, by the way:

Now here's a really OBSCURE one: Name the film that ended with a song entitled, "How Small We Are; How Little We Know"!

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I am shocked! Weren't you one of the key players in a discussion about actor JEFF COREY back at the ol' FSM board?

Jeff Corey, you fool! JEFF COREY!

"The ghosts are moving tonight, restless, hungry" (first line).

and "Why are you afraid to die? Your soul has been dead for a long time!" (near the end).

Sorry.

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