Success - Top 400 Movie Quotes

7/27/2019 Success - Top 400 Movie Quotes

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1 ACE VENTURAAll-righty then!

ACE VENTURA, PET DETECTIVEWarner Bros., 1994

ACTOR Jim CarreySCREENWRITERS Jack Bernstein, Tom Shadyac, Jim CarreyDIRECTOR Tom ShadyacPRODUCER James G. Robinson

2 SHERLOCK HOLMESElementary, my dear Watson.

THE ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK HOLMESTwentieth Century Fox, 1939

ACTOR Basil RathboneSCREENWRITERS Edwin Blum, William A. DrakeDIRECTOR Alfred L. Werker PRODUCER Darryl F. Zanuck

3 TERRY McKAYOh, it was nobody's fault but my own.I was looking up. It was the nearestthing to heaven. You were there.

AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBERTwentieth Century Fox, 1957

ACTOR Deborah Kerr SCREENWRITERS Delmer Daves, Leo McCareyDIRECTOR Leo McCarey

PRODUCER Jerry Wald

4 CHARLIE ALLNUTA man takes a drop too much once in a while,it's only human nature.

ROSE SAYER"Nature, Mr. Allnut, is what we areput into this world to rise above.

THE AFRICAN QUEEN

United Artists, 1951

ACTORS Humphrey Bogart, Katharine HepburnSCREENWRITERS James Agee, John HustonDIRECTOR John HustonPRODUCER S. P. Eagle (Sam Spiegel)


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5 TED STRIKERSurely you can't be serious.

DR. RUMACKI am serious. And don't call me Shirley.

AIRPLANE!Paramount, 1980

ACTORS Robert Hays, Leslie NielsenSCREENWRITERS Jim Abrahams, David Zucker, Jerry ZuckerDIRECTORS Jim Abrahams, David Zucker, Jerry Zucker PRODUCERS Jon Davison, Howard W. Koch

6 STEVE McCROSKEYLooks like I picked the wrong week to stopsniffing glue.

AIRPLANE!Paramount, 1980

ACTOR Lloyd Bridges

SCREENWRITERS Jim Abrahams, David Zucker, Jerry ZuckerDIRECTORS Jim Abrahams, David Zucker, Jerry Zucker PRODUCERS Jon Davison, Howard W. Koch

7 CAPT. OVEURYou ever been in a cockpit before?

JOEYNo sir, I've never been up in a planebefore.

CAPT. OVEURYou ever seen a grown man naked?

AIRPLANE!

Paramount, 1980

ACTORS Peter Graves, Rossie HarrisSCREENWRITERS Jim Abrahams, David Zucker, Jerry ZuckerDIRECTORS Jim Abrahams, David Zucker, Jerry ZuckerPRODUCERS Jon Davison, Howard W. Koch

8 RIPLEYGet away from her, you bitch!

ALIENSTwentieth Century Fox, 1986

ACTOR Sigourney Weaver


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SCREENWRITERS James Cameron, David Giler, Walter HillDIRECTOR James CameronPRODUCER Gale Anne Hurd

9 MARGO CHANNINGFasten your seatbelts. It's going to be abumpy night.

ALL ABOUT EVETwentieth Century Fox, 1950

ACTOR Bette DavisSCREENWRITER Joseph L. MankiewiczDIRECTOR Joseph L. MankiewiczPRODUCER Darryl F. Zanuck

10 PAULAnd our bodies are earth. And our thoughtsare clay. And we sleep and eat with death.

ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONTUniversal, 1930

ACTOR Lew AyresSCREENWRITERS George Abbott, Maxwell Anderson, Del AndrewsDIRECTOR Lewis MilestonePRODUCER Carl Laemmle, Jr.

11 JOE GIDEONIt's showtime!

ALL THAT JAZZTwentieth Century Fox/Columbia, 1979

ACTOR Roy Scheider SCREENWRITERS Robert Alan Aurthur, Bob FosseDIRECTOR Bob FossePRODUCER Robert Alan Aurthur

12 DEEP THROATFollow the money.

ALL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN

Warner Bros., 1976

ACTOR Hal Holbrook SCREENWRITER William GoldmanDIRECTOR Alan J. PakulaPRODUCER Walter Coblenz


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13 EMPEROR JOSEPH IIThere are simply too many notes.

AMADEUS

Orion, 1984

ACTOR Jeffrey JonesSCREENWRITER Peter Shaffer DIRECTOR Milos FormanPRODUCER Saul Zaentz

14 RICKY FITTSSometimes there's so much beauty in the

world I feel like I can't take it, like myheart's going to cave in.

AMERICAN BEAUTYDreamWorks, 1999

ACTOR Wes BentleySCREENWRITER Alan Ball

DIRECTOR Sam MendesPRODUCERS Bruce Cohen, Dan Jinks

15 CAPT. JEFFREY T. SPAULDINGOne morning I shot an elephant in mypajamas. How he got in my pajamas,I don't know.

ANIMAL CRACKERSParamount, 1930

ACTOR Groucho MarxSCREENWRITER Morrie RyskindDIRECTOR Victor Heerman

16 ANNA CHRISTIEGive me a whisky, ginger ale on the side.

And don't be stingy, baby.

ANNA CHRISTIE

MGM, 1930

ACTOR Greta GarboSCREENWRITER Frances Marion

DIRECTOR Clarence BrownPRODUCER Clarence Brown


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17 ANNIE HALLLa-dee-da, la-dee-da.

ANNIE HALLUnited Artists, 1977

ACTOR Diane KeatonSCREENWRITERS Woody Allen, Marshall BrickmanDIRECTOR Woody AllenPRODUCER Charles H. Joffe

18 ALVY SINGERI don't want to move to a city where theonly cultural advantage is being able to

make a right turn on a red light.

ANNIE HALLUnited Artists, 1977

ACTOR Woody AllenSCREENWRITERS Woddy Allen, Marshall BrickmanDIRECTOR Woody Allen

PRODUCER Charles H. Joffe

19 ALVY SINGERDon't knock masturbation. It's sex withsomeone I love.

ANNIE HALL


ACTOR Woody AllenSCREENWRITERS Woody Allen, Marshall BrickmanDIRECTOR Woody AllenPRODUCER Charles H. Joffe

20 FRAN KUBELIKShut up and deal.

THE APARTMENTUnited Artists, 1960

ACTOR Shirley MacLaine

SCREENWRITERS Billy Wilder, I. A. L. DiamondDIRECTOR Billy Wilder

PRODUCER Billy Wilder


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21 LT. COL. BILL KILGOREI love the smell of napalm in the morning.

APOCALYPSE NOWUnited Artists, 1979

ACTOR Robert DuvallSCREENWRITERS Francis Ford Coppola, John MiliusDIRECTOR Francis Ford CoppolaPRODUCER Francis Ford Coppola

22 JIM LOVELLHouston, we have a problem.

APOLLO 13

Universal, 1995

ACTOR Tom HanksSCREENWRITERS William Broyles, Jr., Al ReinertDIRECTOR Ron HowardPRODUCER Brian Grazer

23 MORTIMER BREWSTERInsanity runs in my family. It practicallygallops.

ARSENIC AND OLD LACEWarner Bros., 1944

ACTOR Cary GrantSCREENWRITERS Julius J. Epstein, Philip G. Epstein

DIRECTOR Frank CapraPRODUCER Frank Capra

24 ARTHUR BACHI'm going to take a bath.

HOBSONI'll alert the media.

ARTHURWarner Bros., 1981

ACTORS Dudley Moore, John GielgudSCREENWRITER Steve GordonDIRECTOR Steve GordonPRODUCER Robert Greenhut


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25 MELVIN UDALLYou make me want to be a better man.

AS GOOD AS IT GETS

TriStar, 1997

ACTOR Jack NicholsonSCREENWRITERS Mark Andrus, James L. BrooksDIRECTOR James L. BrooksPRODUCERS James L. Brooks, Bridget Johnson, Kristi Zea

26 LOU PASCALYes, it used to be beautiful -- what withthe rackets, whoring, guns.

ATLANTIC CITYParamount, 1980

ACTOR Burt Lancaster SCREENWRITER John GuareDIRECTOR Louis MallePRODUCER Denis Hroux

27 MAME DENNISLife is a banquet, and most poor suckers arestarving to death!

AUNTIE MAMEWarner Bros., 1958

ACTOR Rosalind Russell

SCREENWRITERS Betty Comden, Adolph GreenDIRECTOR Morton DaCostaPRODUCER Morton DaCosta

28 AUSTIN POWERSYeah, baby!

AUSTIN POWERS: INTERNATIONAL MAN OF MYSTERYNew Line Cinema, 1997

ACTOR Mike MyersSCREENWRITER Mike MyersDIRECTOR Jay RoachPRODUCERS Suzanne Todd, Demi Moore, Jennifer Todd, Mike Myers


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29 DR. EVILOne million dollars!

AUSTIN POWERS: INTERNATIONAL MAN OF MYSTERYNew Line Cinema, 1997

ACTOR Mike MyersSCREENWRITER Mike MyersDIRECTOR Jay RoachPRODUCERS Suzanne Todd, Demi Moore, Jennifer Todd, Mike Myers

30 FARMER HOGGETTThat'll do, pig. That'll do.

BABE

Universal, 1995

ACTOR James CromwellSCREENWRITERS George Miller, Chris NoonanDIRECTOR Chris NoonanPRODUCERS George Miller, Doug Mitchell, Bill Miller

31 DR. EMMETT BROWNRoads? Where we're going we don't needroads.

BACK TO THE FUTUREUniversal, 1985

ACTOR Christopher LloydSCREENWRITERS Bob Gale, Robert Zemeckis

DIRECTOR Robert ZemeckisPRODUCERS Neil Canton, Bob Gale

32 JONATHAN SHIELDSGeorgia, love is for the very young.

THE BAD AND THE BEAUTIFUL

MGM, 1952

ACTOR Kirk DouglasSCREENWRITER Charles SchneeDIRECTOR Vincente MinnelliPRODUCER John Houseman


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33 SUGARPUSS O'SHEAI love him because he's the kind of guy whogets drunk on a glass of buttermilk, and Ilove the way he blushes right up over hisears. I love him because he doesn't knowhow to kiss, the jerk!

BALL OF FIRERKO, 1941

ACTOR Barbara Stanwyck SCREENWRITERS Charles Brackett, Billy WilderDIRECTOR Howard HawksPRODUCER Samuel Goldwyn

34 THE JOKERHave you ever danced with the Devil in the

pale moonlight?

BATMAN

Warner Bros., 1989

ACTOR Jack NicholsonSCREENWRITERS Sam Hamm, Warren SkaarenDIRECTOR Tim BurtonPRODUCERS Peter Guber, Jon Peters

35 BETELGEUSEI'm the ghost with the most, babe.

BEETLEJUICEWarner Bros., 1988

ACTOR Michael KeatonSCREENWRITERS Warren Skaaren, Michael McDowell, Larry WilsonDIRECTOR Tim BurtonPRODUCERS Michael Bender, Larry Wilson, Richard Hashimoto

36 CHANCEI like to watch.

BEING THERE


ACTOR Peter SellersSCREENWRITER Jerzy KosinskiDIRECTOR Hal AshbyPRODUCER Andrew Braunsberg


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37 ROSA MOLINEWhat a dump.

BEYOND THE FOREST

Warner Bros., 1949

ACTOR Bette DavisSCREENWRITER Lenore J. CoffeeDIRECTOR King Vidor PRODUCER Henry Blanke

38 JOSHOkay, but I get to be on top.

BIGTwentieth Century Fox, 1988

ACTOR Tom HanksSCREENWRITERS Anne Spielberg, Gary RossDIRECTOR Penny Marshall

PRODUCERS James L. Brooks, Robert Greenhut

39 DEBBY MARSHWe're sisters under the same mink.

THE BIG HEATColumbia, 1953

ACTOR Gloria GrahameSCREENWRITER Sydney Boehm

DIRECTOR Fritz LangPRODUCER Robert Arthur

40 VIVIAN RUTLEDGEI don't like your manners.

PHILIP MARLOWEI'm not crazy about yours. I didn't ask tosee you. I don't mind if you don't like my

manners. I don't like them myself. They'repretty bad. I grieve over them long winter

evenings.

THE BIG SLEEPWarner Bros., 1946

ACTOR Lauren Bacall, Humphrey BogartSCREENWRITERS William Faulkner, Leigh Brackett, Jules FurthmanDIRECTOR Howard HawksPRODUCER Howard Hawks


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41 BILL/TEDExcellent!

BILL AND TED'S EXCELLENT ADVENTURE

Orion, 1989

ACTORS Alex Winter, Keanu ReevesSCREENWRITERS Chris Matheson, Ed SolomonDIRECTOR Stephen Herek PRODUCERS Scott Kroopf, Michael S. Murphey, Joel Soisson

42 ROY BATTYI've seen things you people wouldn'tbelieve. Attack ships on fire off theshoulder of Orion. I watched C-beamsglitter in the dark near the Tannhausergate. All those moments will be lost intime, like tears in rain. Time to die.

BLADE RUNNERWarner Bros., 1982

ACTOR Rutger Hauer SCREENWRITERS Hampton Fancher, David Webb PeoplesDIRECTOR Ridley ScottPRODUCER Michael Deeley

43 BARTExcuse me while I whip this out.

BLAZING SADDLESWarner Bros., 1974

ACTOR Cleavon LittleSCREENWRITERS Mel Brooks, Norman Steinberg, Andrew Bergman, Richard Pryor, Alan UgerDIRECTOR Mel BrooksPRODUCER Michael Hertzberg

44 BERT HARRISThat dirty, double-crossin' rat!

BLONDE CRAZYWarner Bros., 1931

ACTOR James Cagney

SCREENWRITERS Kubec Glasmon, John BrightDIRECTOR Roy Del Ruth


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45 ELWOOD BLUESWe're on a mission from God.

THE BLUES BROTHERS

Universal, 1980

ACTOR Dan AykroydSCREENWRITERS Dan Aykroyd, John LandisDIRECTOR John LandisPRODUCER Robert K. Weiss

46 MATTY WALKERYou aren't too bright. I like that in a

man.

BODY HEATWarner Bros., 1981

ACTOR Kathleen Turner SCREENWRITER Lawrence KasdanDIRECTOR Lawrence KasdanPRODUCER Fred T. Gallo

47 CLYDE BARROWWe rob banks.

BONNIE AND CLYDE

Warner Bros., 1967

ACTOR Warren Beatty

SCREENWRITERS David Newman, Robert BentonDIRECTOR Arthur PennPRODUCER Warren Beatty

48 BILLIE DAWNWouldja do me a favor, Harry? Drop dead!

BORN YESTERDAYColumbia, 1950

ACTOR Judy HollidaySCREENWRITER Albert MannheimerDIRECTOR George Cukor

PRODUCER S. Sylvan Simon

49 FATHER EDWARD J. FLANAGANThere is no bad boy.

BOYS TOWNMGM, 1938


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ACTOR Spencer TracySCREENWRITERS Dore Schary, John MeehanDIRECTOR Norman TaurogPRODUCER John W. Considine, Jr.

50 WILLIAM WALLACE

They may take away our lives, but they'llnever take our freedom!

BRAVEHEARTParamount, 1995

ACTOR Mel GibsonSCREENWRITER Randall WallaceDIRECTOR Mel GibsonPRODUCERS Mel Gibson, Alan Ladd, Jr., Bruce Davey

51 HOLLY GOLIGHTLY

How do I look?

BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'SParamount, 1961

ACTOR Audrey HepburnSCREENWRITER George AxelrodDIRECTOR Blake EdwardsPRODUCERS Martin Jurow, Richard Shepherd

52 PRINCIPAL RICHARD VERNONDon't mess with the bull, young man.You'll get the horns!

THE BREAKFAST CLUBUniversal, 1985

ACTOR Paul Gleason

SCREENWRITER John HughesDIRECTOR John HughesPRODUCERS John Hughes, Ned Tanen

53 THE MONSTERWe belong dead.

BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEINUniversal, 1935

ACTOR Boris Karloff SCREENWRITERS William Hurlbut, John BalderstonDIRECTOR James WhalePRODUCER Carl Laemmle, Jr.


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54 MAJ. CLIPTONMadness. Madness.

THE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI

Columbia, 1957

ACTOR James DonaldSCREENWRITER Pierre Boulle (Carl Foreman, Michael Wilson)DIRECTOR David LeanPRODUCER Sam Spiegel

55 DR. DAVID HUXLEYIt isn't that I don't like you, Susan,because after all, in moments of quiet, I'mstrangely drawn toward you; but, well, therehaven't been any quiet moments!

BRINGING UP BABY

RKO, 1938

ACTOR Cary GrantSCREENWRITERS Dudley Nichols, Hagar WildeDIRECTOR Howard HawksPRODUCER Cliff Reid

56 AARON ALTMANI'll meet you at the place near the thing

where we went that time.

BROADCAST NEWSTwentieth Century Fox, 1987

ACTOR Albert BrooksSCREENWRITER James L. BrooksDIRECTOR James L. BrooksPRODUCER James L. Brooks

57 VIRGINIA HILLWhy don't you go outside and jerk yourself asoda?

BUGSYTriStar, 1991

ACTOR Annette Bening

SCREENWRITER James TobackDIRECTOR Barry LevinsonPRODUCERS Warren Beatty, Mark Johnson, Barry Levinson


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58 CRASH DAVIS...I believe in long, slow, deep, soft, wetkisses that last three days.

BULL DURHAMOrion, 1988

ACTOR Kevin Costner SCREENWRITER Ron SheltonDIRECTOR Ron SheltonPRODUCERS Thom Mount, Mark Burg

59 BUTCH CASSIDYKid, the next time I say, Let's gosomeplace like Bolivia, let's go someplacelike Bolivia.

BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID

Twentieth Century Fox, 1969

ACTOR Paul NewmanSCREENWRITER William GoldmanDIRECTOR George Roy HillPRODUCER John Foreman

60 GLORIA WANDROUSMama, face it. I was the slut of all time.

BUTTERFIELD 8

MGM, 1960

ACTOR Elizabeth Taylor SCREENWRITERS John Michael Hayes, Charles SchneeDIRECTOR Daniel Mann

PRODUCER Pandro S. Berman

61 MADGE NORWOODI'd love to kiss you, but I just washed myhair.

CABIN IN THE COTTON

Warner Bros., 1932

ACTOR Bette DavisSCREENWRITER Paul GreenDIRECTOR Michael Curtiz


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62 CARL SPACKLERCinderella story. Outta nowhere. A formergreenskeeper, now, about to become theMasters champion. It looks like a mirac...

It's in the hole! It's in the hole! It'sin the hole!

CADDYSHACK

Orion, 1980

ACTOR Bill MurraySCREENWRITERS Brian Doyle-Murray, Harold Ramis, Douglas KenneyDIRECTOR Harold RamisPRODUCER Douglas Kenney

63 TY WEBBBe the ball.

CADDYSHACKOrion, 1980

ACTOR Chevy ChaseSCREENWRITERS Brian Doyle-Murray, Harold Ramis, Douglas KenneyDIRECTOR Harold RamisPRODUCER Douglas Kenney

64 CAPT. QUEEGAh, but the strawberries! That's, that'swhere I had them.

THE CAINE MUTINYColumbia, 1954

ACTOR Humphrey BogartSCREENWRITER Stanley RobertsDIRECTOR Edward Dmytryk PRODUCER Stanley Kramer

65 MARGUERITE GAUTIERHis eyes have made love to me all evening.

CAMILLEMGM, 1936

ACTOR Greta Garbo

SCREENWRITERS Zoe Akins, Frances Marion, James HiltonDIRECTOR George Cukor


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66 MAX CADYCome out, come out, wherever you are!

CAPE FEAR

Universal, 1991

ACTOR Robert De NiroSCREENWRITER Wesley Strick DIRECTOR Martin ScorsesePRODUCER Barbara De Fina

67 ILSA LASZLOPlay it, Sam. Play As Time Goes By.

CASABLANCAWarner Bros., 1942

ACTOR Ingrid BergmanSCREENWRITERS Julius J. Epstein, Philip G. Espstein, Howard KochDIRECTOR Michael Curtiz

PRODUCER Hal B. Wallis

68 RICK BLAINEOf all the gin joints in all the towns inall the world, she walks into mine.

CASABLANCA

Warner Bros., 1942

ACTOR Humphrey Bogart

SCREENWRITERS Julius J. Epstein, Philip G. Espstein, Howard KochDIRECTOR Michael CurtizPRODUCER Hal B. Wallis

69 RICK BLAINEIlsa, I'm no good at being noble, but itdoesn't take much to see that the problemsof three little people don't amount to ahill of beans in this crazy world.

CASABLANCA

Warner Bros., 1942

ACTOR Humphrey BogartSCREENWRITERS Julius J. Epstein, Philip G. Espstein, Howard KochDIRECTOR Michael CurtizPRODUCER Hal B. Wallis


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70 RICK BLAINEWe'll always have Paris.



71 RICK BLAINEHere's looking at you, kid.

CASABLANCA

Warner Bros., 1942


72 CAPT. RENAULTRound up the usual suspects.


ACTOR Claude RainsSCREENWRITERS Julius J. Epstein, Philip G. Espstein, Howard KochDIRECTOR Michael Curtiz


73 RICK BLAINELouis, I think this is the beginning of abeautiful friendship.

CASABLANCA

Warner Bros., 1942



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74 MICHAEL KELLYFor the first time in my life, peoplecheering for me. Were you deaf? Didn't youhear 'em? We're not hitchhiking any more.

We're riding.

CHAMPIONUniversal, 1949

ACTOR Kirk DouglasSCREENWRITER Carl Foreman

DIRECTOR Mark RobsonPRODUCER Stanley Kramer

75 DUFFYForget it, Jake. Its Chinatown.

CHINATOWN

Paramount, 1974

ACTOR Bruce Glover SCREENWRITER Robert TowneDIRECTOR Roman PolanskiPRODUCER Robert Evans

76 EVELYN MULWRAYShe's my sister! She's my daughter!

CHINATOWN

Paramount, 1974

ACTOR Faye DunawaySCREENWRITER Robert TowneDIRECTOR Roman Polanski

PRODUCER Robert Evans

77 MRS. PARKERYou'll shoot your eye out.

A CHRISTMAS STORYMGM, 1983

ACTOR Melinda DillonSCREENWRITERS Jean Shepherd, Leigh Brown, Bob Clark

DIRECTOR Bob Clark PRODUCERS Bob Clark, Ren Dupont


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78 DR. WILBUR LARCHGood night, you princes of Maine, you kingsof New England.

THE CIDER HOUSE RULESMiramax, 1999

ACTOR Michael CaineSCREENWRITER John IrvingDIRECTOR Lasse HallstrmPRODUCER Richard N. Gladstein

79 CHARLES FOSTER KANERosebud.

CITIZEN KANERKO, 1941

ACTOR Orson WellesSCREENWRITERS Herman J. Mankiewicz, Orson WellesDIRECTOR Orson WellesPRODUCER Orson Welles

80 MITCH ROBBINSHi, Curly, kill anyone today?

CURLYDay ain't over yet.

CITY SLICKERSColumbia, 1991

ACTORS Billy Crystal, Jack PalanceSCREENWRITERS Lowell Ganz, Babaloo MandelDIRECTOR Ron UnderwoodPRODUCER Irby Smith

81 CHER HORWITZAs if!

CLUELESS

Paramount, 1995

ACTOR Alicia SilverstoneSCREENWRITER Amy HeckerlingDIRECTOR Amy HeckerlingPRODUCERS Scott Rudin, Robert Lawrence


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82 SHUGI think it pisses God off when you walk bythe color purple in a field and don't noticeit.

THE COLOR PURPLEWarner Bros., 1985

ACTOR Margaret AverySCREENWRITER Menno MeyjesDIRECTOR Steven Spielberg

PRODUCERS Steven Spielberg , Kathleen Kennedy, Frank Marshall, Quincy Jones

83 CAPTAINWhat we've got here is failure tocommunicate.

COOL HAND LUKE

Warner Bros., 1967

ACTOR Strother MartinSCREENWRITERS Donn Pearce, Frank PiersonDIRECTOR Stuart RosenbergPRODUCER Gordon Carroll

84 HUBERT HAWKINSThe pellet with the poison's in the vessel

with the pestle. The chalice from thepalace has the brew that is true.

THE COURT JESTERParamount, 1956

ACTOR Danny KayeSCREENWRITERS Norman Panama, Melvin FrankDIRECTORS Norman Panama, Melvin Frank PRODUCERS Norman Panama, Melvin Frank

85 LINDY CHAMBERLAINThe dingo took my baby!

A CRY IN THE DARKWarner Bros., 1988

ACTOR Meryl Streep

SCREENWRITERS Robert Caswell, Fred SchepisiDIRECTOR Fred SchepisiPRODUCER Verity Lambert


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86 FLO MARLOWEOh, hold me closer! Closer! Closer!

DR. HUGO Z. HACKENBUSH

If I hold you any closer, I'll be in back ofyou.

A DAY AT THE RACES

MGM, 1937

ACTORS Esther Muir, Groucho MarxSCREENWRITERS Robert Pirosh, George Seaton, George OppenheimerDIRECTOR Sam WoodPRODUCER Sam Wood

87 HELEN BENSONGort! Klaatu barada nikto!

THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILLTwentieth Century Fox, 1951

ACTOR Patricia NealSCREENWRITER Edmund H. NorthDIRECTOR Robert WisePRODUCER Julian Blaustein

88 DAVID WOODERSONThat's what I love about these high schoolgirls, man. I keep getting older, they stay

the same age.

DAZED AND CONFUSED

Universal, 1993

ACTOR Matthew McConaugheySCREENWRITER Richard LinklaterDIRECTOR Richard Linklater PRODUCERS Sean Daniel, James Jack, Richard Linklater

89 JOHN KEATINGCarpe diem. Seize the day, boys. Make your

lives extraordinary.

DEAD POETS SOCIETYTouchstone, 1989

ACTOR Robin WilliamsSCREENWRITER Tom SchulmanDIRECTOR Peter Weir PRODUCERS Steven Haft, Paul Junger Witt, Tony Thomas


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90 MICHAEL VRONSKYThis is this.

THE DEER HUNTERUniversal, 1978

ACTOR Robert De NiroSCREENWRITERS Deric Washburn, Michael Cimino, Louis Garfinkle, Quinn K. RedekerDIRECTOR Michael CiminoPRODUCERS Michael Cimino, Michael Deeley, John Peverall, Barry Spikings

91 MOUNTAIN MANI bet you can squeal like a pig.

DELIVERANCEWarner Bros., 1972

ACTOR Bill McKinneySCREENWRITER James DickeyDIRECTOR John BoormanPRODUCER John Boorman

92 VERAStop makin noises like a husband.

DETOUR

Producers Releasing Corporation, 1945

ACTOR Ann SavageSCREENWRITER Martin GoldsmithDIRECTOR Edgar G. Ulmer PRODUCER Leon Fromkess

93 ANNE FRANK (V.0.)In spite of everything, I still believe thatpeople are really good at heart.

THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANKTwentieth Century Fox, 1959

ACTOR Millie Perkins (voice)SCREENWRITERS Frances Goodrich, Albert HackettDIRECTOR George StevensPRODUCER George Stevens

94 JOHN McCLANEYippie-ki-yay, motherfucker!

DIE HARD


ACTOR Bruce WillisSCREENWRITERS Jeb Stuart, Steven E. de Souza


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DIRECTOR John McTiernanPRODUCERS Joel Silver, Lawrence Gordon

95 KITTYI was reading a book the other day.

CARLOTTAReading a book?

KITTYYes. It's all about civilization orsomething, a nutty kind of a book. Do youknow that the guy said that machinery isgoing to take the place of every profession?

CARLOTTAOh, my dear, that's something you need never

worry about.

DINNER AT EIGHTMGM, 1933

ACTORS Jean Harlow, Marie Dressler SCREENWRITERS Frances Marion, Herman J. MankiewiczDIRECTOR George Cukor PRODUCER David O. Selznick

96 JOHNNY CASTLENobody puts Baby in a corner.

DIRTY DANCINGArtisan, 1987

ACTOR Patrick SwayzeSCREENWRITER Eleanor BergsteinDIRECTOR Emile Ardolino

PRODUCER Linda Gottlieb

97 HARRY CALLAHANYou've got to ask yourself one question:Do I feel lucky? Well, do ya, punk?

DIRTY HARRYWarner Bros., 1971

ACTOR Clint EastwoodSCREENWRITERS Harry Julian Fink, Rita M. Fink, Dean RiesnerDIRECTOR Don SiegelPRODUCER Don Siegel


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98 DA MAYORAlways do the right thing.

MOOKIEThat's it?

DA MAYORThat's it.

MOOKIEI got it, I'm gone.

DO THE RIGHT THINGUniversal, 1989

ACTORS Ossie Davis, Spike LeeSCREENWRITER Spike LeeDIRECTOR Spike Lee

PRODUCERS Spike Lee, Monty Ross

99 SONNY WORTZIKAttica! Attica!

DOG DAY AFTERNOON

Warner Bros., 1975

ACTOR Al PacinoSCREENWRITER Frank PiersonDIRECTOR Sidney LumetPRODUCERS Martin Bregman, Martin Elfand

100 DONNIE BRASCOForget about it.

DONNIE BRASCO

TriStar, 1997

ACTOR Johnny DeppSCREENWRITER Paul AttanasioDIRECTOR Mike NewellPRODUCERS Louis DiGiaimo, Mark Johnson, Barry Levinson, Gail Mutrux


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101 PHYLLISThere's a speed limit in this state, Mr.Neff. 45 miles an hour.

WALTERHow fast was I going, officer?

PHYLLISI'd say around 90.

WALTERSuppose you get down off your

motorcycle and give me a ticket.

PHYLLISSuppose I let you off with a warning

this time.

WALTERSuppose it doesn't take.

PHYLLISSuppose I have to whack you overthe knuckles.

WALTERSuppose I bust out crying and put

my head on your shoulder.

PHYLLISSuppose you try putting it on myhusband's shoulder.

WALTERThat tears it...

DOUBLE INDEMNITYParamount, 1944

ACTORS Barbara Stanwyck, Fred MacMurray

SCREENWRITERS Billy Wilder, Raymond ChandlerDIRECTOR Billy Wilder PRODUCER Joseph Sistrom


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102 JAMES BONDBond. James Bond.

DR. NOUnited Artists, 1962

ACTOR Sean ConnerySCREENWRITERS Richard Maibaum, Johanna Harwood, Berkely MatherDIRECTOR Terence YoungPRODUCERS Albert R. Broccoli, Harry Saltzman

103 PRESIDENT MERKIN MUFFLEYGentlemen, you can't fight in here! This isthe War Room!

DR. STRANGELOVEColumbia, 1964

ACTOR Peter SellersSCREENWRITERS Stanley Kubrick, Terry Southern, Peter GeorgeDIRECTOR Stanley Kubrick PRODUCER Stanley Kubrick

104 DR. STRANGELOVEMein Fhrer! I can walk!

DR. STRANGELOVEColumbia, 1964

ACTOR Peter SellersSCREENWRITERS Stanley Kubrick, Terry Southern, Peter George

DIRECTOR Stanley Kubrick PRODUCER Stanley Kubrick

105 COUNT DRACULAListen to them. Children of the night.What music they make.

DRACULAUniversal, 1931

ACTOR Bela Lugosi

SCREENWRITER Garrett FortDIRECTOR Tod BrowningPRODUCER Carl Laemmle, Jr.


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106 DAISY WERTHANHoke, you're my best friend.

DRIVING MISS DAISY

Warner Bros., 1989

ACTOR Jessica TandySCREENWRITER Alfred UhryDIRECTOR Bruce BeresfordPRODUCERS Lili Fini Zanuck, Richard D. Zanuck

107 RUFUS T. FIREFLYRemember, you're fighting for this woman'shonor, which is probably more than she everdid.

DUCK SOUPParamount, 1933

ACTOR Groucho MarxSCREENWRITERS Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby

DIRECTOR Leo McCareyPRODUCER Herman J. Mankiewicz

108 RUFUS T. FIREFLYI could dance with you til the cows comehome. On second thought, I'd rather dance

with the cows til you came home.


ACTOR Groucho MarxSCREENWRITERS Bert Kalmar, Harry RubyDIRECTOR Leo McCareyPRODUCER Herman J. Mankiewicz

109 RUFUS T. FIREFLYI suggest that we give him ten years inLevenworth, or eleven years in Twelveworth.

CHICOLINIIll tell you what Ill do. Ill take fiveand ten in Woolworth.


ACTORS Groucho Marx, Chico MarxSCREENWRITERS Bert Kalmar, Harry RubyDIRECTOR Leo McCarey


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PRODUCER Herman J. Mankiewicz

110 E. T.E. T. phone home.

E. T. THE EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL

Universal, 1982

ACTOR Joe Welsh (voice)SCREENWRITER Melissa MathisonDIRECTOR Steven SpielbergPRODUCERS Kathleen Kennedy, Steven Spielberg

111 WYATTYou know, Billy. We blew it.

EASY RIDERColumbia, 1969

ACTOR Peter FondaSCREENWRITERS Peter Fonda, Dennis Hopper, Terry SouthernDIRECTOR Dennis Hopper

PRODUCER Peter Fonda

112 JOHN MERRICKI am not an animal! I am a human being.I am a man.

THE ELEPHANT MAN

Paramount, 1980

ACTOR John Hurt

SCREENWRITERS Christopher De Vore, Eric Bergren, David LynchDIRECTOR David LynchPRODUCER Jonathan Sanger

113 ERIN BROCKOVICHTheyre called boobs, Ed.

ERIN BROCKOVICHUniversal, 2000

ACTOR Julia RobertsSCREENWRITER Susannah GrantDIRECTOR Steven Soderbergh

PRODUCERS Danny DeVito, Michael Shamberg, Stacey Sher

114 REGAN/DEMONWhat an excellent day for an exorcism.

THE EXORCISTWarner Bros., 1973


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ACTOR Linda Blair, Mercedes McCambridge (voice)SCREENWRITER William Peter BlattyDIRECTOR William FriedkinPRODUCER William Peter Blatty

115 MARGE GUNDERSON

You betcha!

FARGOGramercy, 1996

ACTOR Frances McDormandSCREENWRITERS Ethan Coen, Joel CoenDIRECTOR Joel CoenPRODUCER Ethan Coen

116 JEFF SPICOLIHey, Bud, lets party!

FAST TIMES AT RIDGEMONT HIGH

Universal, 1982

ACTOR Sean PennSCREENWRITER Cameron CroweDIRECTOR Amy HeckerlingPRODUCERS Art Linson, Irving Azoff

117 ALEX FORRESTI won't be ignored, Dan!

FATAL ATTRACTIONParamount, 1987

ACTOR Glenn CloseSCREENWRITERS James Dearden, Nicholas MeyerDIRECTOR Adrian Lyne

PRODUCERS Stanley R. Jaffe, Sherry Lansing

118 FERRIS BUELLERLife moves pretty fast. If you don't stopand look around once in a while, you could

miss it.

FERRIS BUELLER'S DAY OFF

Paramount, 1986

ACTOR Matthew Broderick SCREENWRITER John HughesDIRECTOR John HughesPRODUCERS John Hughes, Tom Jacobson


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119 COL. NATHAN JESSEPYou can't handle the truth!

A FEW GOOD MENColumbia, 1992

ACTOR Jack NicholsonSCREENWRITER Aaron SorkinDIRECTOR Rob Reiner PRODUCERS David Brown, Rob Reiner, Andrew Scheinman

120 SHOELESS JOE JACKSONIf you build it, he will come.

FIELD OF DREAMS

Universal, 1989

ACTOR Ray Liotta (voice)SCREENWRITER Phil Alden RobinsonDIRECTOR Phil Alden RobinsonPRODUCERS Charles Gordon, Lawrence Gordon

121 TYLER DURDENFirst rule of Fight Club is -- you do nottalk about Fight Club.

FIGHT CLUBTwentieth Century Fox, 1999

ACTOR Brad PittSCREENWRITER Jim Uhls

DIRECTOR David Fincher PRODUCERS Art Linson, Ross Grayson Bell, Cean Chaffin

122 BOBBY DUPEANow all you have to do is hold the chicken,bring me the toast, give me a check for thechicken salad sandwich, and you haven'tbroken any rules.

WAITRESSYou want me to hold the chicken, huh?

BOBBY DUPEAI want you to hold it between your knees.

FIVE EASY PIECES

Columbia, 1970

ACTORS Jack Nicholson, Lorna Thayer SCREENWRITERS Adrien Joyce, Bob RafelsonDIRECTOR Bob Rafelson


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PRODUCERS Bob Rafelson, Richard Wechsler

123 ANDRE DELAMBREHelp me! Help me!

THE FLYTwentieth Century Fox, 1958

ACTOR David HedisonSCREENWRITER James Clavell

DIRECTOR Kurt NeumannPRODUCER Kurt Neumann

124 VERONICA QUAIFEBe afraid. Be very afraid.

THE FLYTwentieth Century Fox, 1986

ACTOR Geena Davis

SCREENWRITERS David Cronenberg, Charles Edward PogueDIRECTOR David CronenbergPRODUCER Stuart Cornfeld

125 MARIAI do not know how to kiss, or I would kissyou. Where do the noses go?

FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLSParamount, 1943

ACTOR Ingrid BergmanSCREENWRITER Dudley NicholsDIRECTOR Sam WoodPRODUCER Sam Wood

126 YOUNG FORREST GUMPMama says, Stupid is as stupid does.

FORREST GUMPParamount, 1994

ACTOR Michael Conner Humphreys

SCREENWRITER Eric RothDIRECTOR Robert ZemeckisPRODUCERS Wendy Finerman, Steve Starkey, Steve Tisch


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127 FORREST GUMPMy mama always said, Life is like a box ofchocolates. You never know what you'regonna get.

FORREST GUMPParamount, 1994

ACTOR Tom HanksSCREENWRITER Eric RothDIRECTOR Robert Zemeckis

PRODUCERS Wendy Finerman, Steve Starkey, Steve Tisch

128 JULIAN MARSHSawyer, you're going out a youngster, butyou've got to come back a star!

42ND STREET

Warner Bros., 1933

ACTOR Warner Baxter SCREENWRITERS Rian James, James SeymourDIRECTOR Lloyd BaconPRODUCER Darryl F. Zanuck

129 REGGIE HAMMONDI'm your worst fucking nightmare, man!

A nigger with a badge.

48 HOURSParamount, 1982

ACTOR Eddie MurphySCREENWRITERS Roger Spottiswoode, Walter Hill, Larry Gross, Steven E. De SouzaDIRECTOR Walter HillPRODUCERS Lawrence Gordon, Joel Silver

130 HENRY FRANKENSTEINIt's alive! It's alive!

FRANKENSTEIN

Universal, 1931

ACTOR Colin CliveSCREENWRITERS Garrett Fort, Francis Edward FaragohDIRECTOR James WhalePRODUCER Carl Laemmle, Jr.


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131 FREAKSGobble gobble, gobble gobble.We accept her. One of us, one of us.

FREAKSMGM, 1932

ACTORS EnsembleSCREENWRITERS Willis Goldbeck, Leon Gordon, Edgar Allan Woolf, Al BoasbergDIRECTOR Tod BrowningPRODUCER Tod Browning

132 JIMMY 'POPEYE' DOYLEWhen's the last time you picked your feet,Willy? Who's your connection, Willy?What's his name? I've got a man inPoughkeepsie who wants to talk to you. Youever been to Poughkeepsie?

THE FRENCH CONNECTIONTwentieth Century Fox, 1971

ACTOR Gene HackmanSCREENWRITER Ernest TidymanDIRECTOR William FriedkinPRODUCER Philip D'Antoni

133 CRAIG/SMOKEYDamn!

FRIDAYNew Line Cinema, 1995

ACTORS Chris Tucker, Ice CubeSCREENWRITERS Ice Cube, D. J. PoohDIRECTOR F. Gary GrayPRODUCER Patricia Charbonnet

134 EVELYN COUCHFace it girls, I'm older and I have moreinsurance.

FRIED GREEN TOMATOESUniversal, 1991

ACTOR Kathy BatesSCREENWRITERS Fannie Flagg, Carol SobieskiDIRECTOR Jon Avnet

PRODUCERS Jon Avnet, Jordan Kerner


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135 GUNNERY SGT. HARTMANWhat is your major malfunction?

FULL METAL JACKET

Warner Bros., 1987

ACTOR R. Lee ErmeySCREENWRITERS Stanley Kubrick, Michael Herr, Gustav HasfordDIRECTOR Stanley Kubrick PRODUCER Stanley Kubrick

136 FANNY BRICEHello, gorgeous.

FUNNY GIRLColumbia, 1968

ACTOR Barbra StreisandSCREENWRITER Isobel LennartDIRECTOR William Wyler PRODUCER Ray Stark

137 MOHANDAS GANDHIIf you are a minority of one, the truth isthe truth.

GANDHIColumbia, 1982

ACTOR Ben KingsleySCREENWRITER John Briley

DIRECTOR Richard AttenboroughPRODUCER Richard Attenborough

138 PAULABut because I am mad, I hate you. Because Iam mad, I have betrayed you. And because I'm

mad, I'm rejoicing in my heart, without ashred of pity, without a shred of regret,

watching you go with glory in my heart!

GASLIGHTMGM, 1940

ACTOR Ingrid BergmanSCREENWRITERS John Van Druten, Walter Reisch, John L. BalderstonDIRECTOR George Cukor PRODUCER Arthur Hornblow, Jr.


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139 GUY HOLDENChance is the fool's name for fate.

THE GAY DIVORCEERKO, 1934

ACTOR Fred AstaireSCREENWRITERS George Marion, Jr., Dorothy Yost, Edward KaufmanDIRECTOR Mark SandrichPRODUCER Pandro S. Berman

140 LORELEII always say a kiss on the hand might feelvery good, but a diamond tiara lastsforever.

GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES


ACTOR Marilyn MonroeSCREENWRITER Charles LedererDIRECTOR Howard HawksPRODUCER Sol C. Siegel

141 SAM WHEATIt's amazing, Molly. The love inside, youtake it with you.

GHOSTParamount, 1990

ACTOR Patrick SwayzeSCREENWRITER Bruce Joel RubinDIRECTOR Jerry Zucker PRODUCER Lisa Weinstein

142 DR. PETER VENKMANWe came. We saw. We kicked its ass.

GHOSTBUSTERS

Columbia, 1984

ACTOR Bill MurraySCREENWRITERS Dan Aykroyd, Harold RamisDIRECTOR Ivan ReitmanPRODUCER Ivan Reitman


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143 DR. RAYMOND STANTZI've been slimed.

GHOSTBUSTERS

Columbia, 1984

ACTOR Dan AykroydSCREENWRITERS Dan Aykroyd, Harold RamisDIRECTOR Ivan ReitmanPRODUCER Ivan Reitman

144 GILDAIf I'd been a ranch, they would've named methe Bar Nothing.

GILDAColumbia, 1946

ACTOR Rita HayworthSCREENWRITERS E. A. Ellington, Joe Eisenger, Marion ParsonnetDIRECTOR Charles Vidor PRODUCER Virginia Van Upp

145 MAXIMUSFather to a murdered son. Husband to a

murdered wife. And I will have myvengeance, in this life or the next.

GLADIATOR

DreamWorks, 2000

ACTOR Russell CroweSCREENWRITERS David H. Franzoni, John Logan, William NicholsonDIRECTOR Ridley Scott

PRODUCERS David H. Franzoni, Branko Lustig, Douglas Wick

146 VITO CORLEONEI'm going to make him an offer he can'trefuse.

THE GODFATHER

Paramount, 1972

ACTOR Marlon BrandoSCREENWRITERS Francis Ford Coppola, Mario PuzoDIRECTOR Francis Ford CoppolaPRODUCER Albert S. Ruddy


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147 PETE CLEMENZALeave the gun. Take the cannolis.

THE GODFATHERParamount, 1972

ACTOR Richard S. CastellanoSCREENWRITERS Francis Ford Coppola, Mario PuzoDIRECTOR Francis Ford Coppola

PRODUCER Albert S. Ruddy

148 PETE CLEMENZAIt's a Sicilian message. It means LucaBrasi sleeps with the fishes.

THE GODFATHER

Paramount, 1972

ACTOR Richard S. CastellanoSCREENWRITERS Francis Ford Coppola, Mario PuzoDIRECTOR Francis Ford CoppolaPRODUCER Albert S. Ruddy

149 MICHAEL CORLEONEI know it was you, Fredo. You broke myheart. You broke my heart.

THE GODFATHER: PART IIParamount, 1974

ACTOR Al PacinoSCREENWRITERS Francis Ford Coppola, Mario PuzoDIRECTOR Francis Ford CoppolaPRODUCER Francis Ford Coppola

150 MICHAEL CORLEONEKeep your friends close, but your enemiescloser.

THE GODFATHER: PART IIParamount, 1974

ACTOR Al Pacino

SCREENWRITERS Francis Ford Coppola, Mario PuzoDIRECTOR Francis Ford CoppolaPRODUCER Francis Ford Coppola


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151 HYMAN ROTHMichael, we're bigger than U.S. Steel.

THE GODFATHER: PART II

Paramount, 1974

ACTOR Lee StrasbergSCREENWRITERS Francis Ford Coppola, Mario PuzoDIRECTOR Francis Ford CoppolaPRODUCER Francis Ford Coppola

152 MICHAEL CORLEONEJust when I thought I was out, they pull meback in.

THE GODFATHER: PART III

Paramount, 1990

ACTOR Al PacinoSCREENWRITERS Mario Puzo, Francis Ford Coppola

DIRECTOR Francis Ford CoppolaPRODUCER Francis Ford Coppola

153 JAMES BONDA martini. Shaken, not stirred.

GOLDFINGERUnited Artists, 1964

ACTOR Sean ConnerySCREENWRITERS Richard Maibaum, Paul DehnDIRECTOR Guy HamiltonPRODUCERS Harry Saltzman, Albert R. Broccoli

154 SCARLETT O'HARAFiddle-dee-dee.

GONE WITH THE WINDMGM, 1939

ACTOR Vivien LeighSCREENWRITER Sidney HowardDIRECTOR Victor Fleming

PRODUCER David O. Selznick

155 PRISSYI don't know nothin' 'bout birthin' babies.



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ACTOR Butterfly McQueenSCREENWRITER Sidney HowardDIRECTOR Victor FlemingPRODUCER David O. Selznick

156 SCARLETT O'HARAAs God is my witness, I'll never be hungryagain.


ACTOR Vivien LeighSCREENWRITER Sidney HowardDIRECTOR Victor FlemingPRODUCER David O. Selznick

157 SCARLETT O'HARAAfter all, tomorrow is another day!


ACTOR Vivien LeighSCREENWRITER Sidney HowardDIRECTOR Victor FlemingPRODUCER David O. Selznick

158 RHETT BUTLERFrankly, my dear, I dont give a damn.


ACTOR Clark GableSCREENWRITER Sidney HowardDIRECTOR Victor FlemingPRODUCER David O. Selznick

159 ADRIAN KRONAUERGood morning, Vietnam!

GOOD MORNING, VIETNAMTouchstone, 1987

ACTOR Robin Williams

SCREENWRITER Mitch MarkowitzDIRECTOR Barry LevinsonPRODUCERS Mark Johnson, Larry Brezner

160 TOMMY DE VITOFunny like I'm a clown? I amuse you?

GOODFELLAS


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Warner Bros., 1990

ACTOR Joe PesciSCREENWRITERS Nicholas Pileggi, Martin ScorseseDIRECTOR Martin ScorsesePRODUCER Irwin Winkler


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161 BENJAMIN BRADDOCKMrs. Robinson, you're trying to seduce me.

Arent you?

THE GRADUATEEmbassy Pictures, 1967

ACTOR Dustin HoffmanSCREENWRITERS Buck Henry, Calder WillinghamDIRECTOR Mike NicholsPRODUCER Lawrence Turman

162 MR. MAGUIREPlastics.

THE GRADUATE

Embassy Pictures, 1967

ACTOR Walter Brooke

SCREENWRITERS Buck Henry, Calder WillinghamDIRECTOR Mike NicholsPRODUCER Lawrence Turman

163 GRUSINSKAYAI want to be alone.

GRAND HOTELMGM, 1932

ACTOR Greta GarboSCREENWRITER William A. DrakeDIRECTOR Edmund Goulding

164 TOM JOADWherever there's a fight so hungry peoplecan eat, I'll be there.

THE GRAPES OF WRATHTwentieth Century Fox, 1940

ACTOR Henry FondaSCREENWRITER Nunnally JohnsonDIRECTOR John Ford

PRODUCER Darryl F. Zanuck


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165 THE POLITICIANIf it weren't for graft, you'd get a verylow type of people in politics.

THE GREAT McGINTYParamount, 1940

ACTOR William DemarestSCREENWRITER Preston SturgesDIRECTOR Preston SturgesPRODUCER Preston Sturges

166 COL. MIKE KIRBYOut here, due process is a bullet.

THE GREEN BERETSWarner Bros., 1968

ACTOR John WayneSCREENWRITERS James Lee Barrett, Col. Kenneth B. FaceyDIRECTOR Ray Kellogg, John WaynePRODUCER Michael Wayne

167 JOHN WADE PRENTICEYou think of yourself as a colored man.I think of myself as a man.

GUESS WHO'S COMING TO DINNERColumbia, 1967

ACTOR Sidney Poitier

SCREENWRITER William RoseDIRECTOR Stanley Kramer PRODUCER Stanley Kramer

168 BART TAREWe go together, Laurie. I don't know why.Maybe like guns and ammunition go together.

GUN CRAZYUnited Artists, 1949

ACTOR John DallSCREENWRITERS MacKinlay Kantor, Millard Kaufman (Dalton Trumbo)

DIRECTOR Joseph H. LewisPRODUCERS Frank King, Maurice King


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169 CUTTERYou're a better man than I am, Gunga Din.

GUNGA DINRKO, 1939

ACTOR Cary GrantSCREENWRITERS Joel Sayre, Fred Guiol, Ben Hecht, Charles MacArthurDIRECTOR George Stevens

PRODUCERS Pandro S. Berman, George Stevens

170 MAUDEL-I-V-E! Live! Otherwise, you got nothingto talk about in the locker room.

HAROLD AND MAUDE

Paramount, 1971

ACTOR Ruth GordonSCREENWRITER Colin HigginsDIRECTOR Hal AshbyPRODUCERS Charles B. Mulvehill, Colin Higgins

171 ELWOOD P. DOWDWell, I've wrestled with reality for thirty-five years, Doctor, and Im happy to state Ifinally won out over it.

HARVEYUniversal-International, 1950

ACTOR James StewartSCREENWRITERS Mary Chase, Oscar Brodney

DIRECTOR Henry Koster PRODUCER John Beck

172 HELENWould you be shocked if I put on something

more comfortable?

HELL'S ANGELS


ACTOR Jean HarlowSCREENWRITERS Harry Behn, Howard Estabrook, Joseph Moncure March, Marshall NeilanDIRECTOR Howard Hughes


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173 LOUIS XVIIt's good to be the king!

HISTORY OF THE WORLD: PART I


ACTOR Mel BrooksSCREENWRITER Mel BrooksDIRECTOR Mel BrooksPRODUCER Mel Brooks

174 BARAVELLIYou sing-a high.

CONNIE BAILEYYes, I have a falsetto voice.

BARAVELLIThat's-a funny; my last pupilshe got-a false set-a teeth.

HORSE FEATHERS

Paramount, 1932

ACTORS Chico Marx, Thelma ToddSCREENWRITERS Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby, S. J. Perelman, Will B. JohnstoneDIRECTOR Norman McLeodPRODUCER Adolph Zukor

175 HUW MORGANMen like my father cannot die. They are

with me still -- real in memory as they werein flesh, loving and beloved forever. Howgreen was my valley then.

HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY


ACTOR Roddy McDowallSCREENWRITER Philip DunneDIRECTOR John FordPRODUCER Darryl F. Zanuck


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176 HUD BANNONI'll remember you, honey. You're the onethat got away.

HUDParamount, 1963

ACTOR Paul NewmanSCREENWRITERS Irving Ravetch, Harriet Frank, Jr.DIRECTOR Martin RittPRODUCERS Irving Ravetch, Martin Ritt

177 QUASIMODOSanctuary!

THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAMERKO, 1939

ACTOR Charles LaughtonSCREENWRITERS Bruno Frank, Sonya LevienDIRECTOR William DieterlePRODUCER Pandro S. Berman

178 BERT GORDONEddie, you're a born loser.

THE HUSTLERTwentieth Century Fox, 1961

ACTOR George C. Scott

SCREENWRITERS Robert Rossen, Sidney CarrollDIRECTOR Robert RossenPRODUCER Robert Rossen

179 HELENHow do you live?

JAMES ALLENI steal.

I AM A FUGITIVE FROM A CHAIN GANG

Warner Bros., 1932

ACTORS Helen Vinson, Paul Muni

SCREENWRITERS Howard J. Green, Brown HolmesDIRECTOR Mervyn LeRoyPRODUCER Hal B. Wallis


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180 TIRAWell, it's not the men in your life thatcounts, it's the life in your men.

I'M NO ANGELParamount, 1933

ACTOR Mae WestSCREENWRITER Mae WestDIRECTOR Wesley RugglesPRODUCER William LeBaron

181 DIXON STEELEI was born when she kissed me. I died whenshe left me. I lived a few weeks while sheloved me.

IN A LONELY PLACE

Columbia, 1950

ACTOR Humphrey BogartSCREENWRITERS Edmund H. North, Andrew SoltDIRECTOR Nicholas RayPRODUCER Robert Lord

182 VIRGIL TIBBSThey call me Mister Tibbs!

IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT


ACTOR Sidney Poitier SCREENWRITER Stirling SilliphantDIRECTOR Norman Jewison

PRODUCER Walter Mirisch

183 SCOTT CAREYTo God, there is no zero. I still exist.

THE INCREDIBLE SHRINKING MANUniversal, 1957

ACTOR Grant WilliamsSCREENWRITERS Richard Matheson, Richard Alan Simmons

DIRECTOR Jack ArnoldPRODUCER Albert Zugsmith


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184 DR. MILES J. BENNELLThey're here already! You're next! You'renext!

INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS

Allied Artists, 1956

ACTOR Kevin McCarthySCREENWRITER Daniel MainwaringDIRECTOR Don SiegelPRODUCER Walter Wanger

185 ELLIE ANDREWSWell, I proved once and for all that thelimb is mightier than the thumb.

IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHTColumbia, 1934

ACTOR Claudette ColbertSCREENWRITER Robert RiskinDIRECTOR Frank Capra

PRODUCER Frank Capra

186 GEORGE BAILEYWhat is it you want, Mary? What do you

want? You want the moon? Just say theword, and I'll throw a lasso around it andpull it down.

IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFERKO, 1946

ACTOR James StewartSCREENWRITERS Frances Goodrich, Albert Hackett, Frank CapraDIRECTOR Frank CapraPRODUCER Frank Capra

187 HARRY BAILEYTo my big brother George, the richest man intown!

IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE

RKO, 1946

ACTOR Todd KarnsSCREENWRITERS Frances Goodrich, Albert Hackett, Frank CapraDIRECTOR Frank CapraPRODUCER Frank Capra


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188 ZUZU BAILEYLook, Daddy. Teacher says, Every time abell rings an angel gets his wings.

IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFERKO, 1946

ACTOR Karolyn GrimesSCREENWRITERS Frances Goodrich, Albert Hackett, Frank CapraDIRECTOR Frank CapraPRODUCER Frank Capra

189 MARTIN BRODYYou're gonna need a bigger boat.

JAWSUniversal, 1975

ACTOR Roy Scheider SCREENWRITERS Peter Benchley, Carl GottliebDIRECTOR Steven SpielbergPRODUCERS David Brown, Richard D. Zanuck

190 JAKIE RABINOWITZ/JACK ROBINWait a minute, wait a minute. You ain'theard nothin' yet!

THE JAZZ SINGERWarner Bros., 1927

ACTOR Al Jolson

SCREENWRITER Alfred A. CohnDIRECTOR Alan Crosland

191 NAVIN R. JOHNSONI was born a poor black child.

THE JERKUniversal, 1979

ACTOR Steve MartinSCREENWRITERS Steve Martin, Carl Gottlieb, Michael EliasDIRECTOR Carl Reiner

PRODUCERS William E. McEuen, David V. Picker


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192 ROD TIDWELLShow me the money!

JERRY MAGUIRETriStar, 1996

ACTOR Cuba Gooding, Jr.SCREENWRITER Cameron CroweDIRECTOR Cameron CrowePRODUCERS James L. Brooks, Cameron Crowe, Laurence Mark, Richard Sakai

193 JERRY MAGUIREYou complete me.

JERRY MAGUIRETriStar, 1996

ACTOR Tom CruiseSCREENWRITER Cameron CroweDIRECTOR Cameron CrowePRODUCERS James L. Brooks, Cameron Crowe, Laurence Mark, Richard Sakai

194 DOROTHY BOYDYou had me at "hello."

JERRY MAGUIRE

TriStar, 1996

ACTOR Rene Zellweger SCREENWRITER Cameron CroweDIRECTOR Cameron CrowePRODUCERS James L. Brooks, Cameron Crowe, Laurence Mark, Richard Sakai

195 DR. IAN MALCOLMLife will find a way.

JURASSIC PARKUniversal, 1993

ACTOR Jeff GoldblumSCREENWRITERS Michael Crichton, David KoeppDIRECTOR Steven SpielbergPRODUCERS Kathleen Kennedy, Gerald R. Molen

196 MR. MIYAGIWax-on, wax-off.

THE KARATE KID

Columbia, 1984

ACTOR Pat MoritaSCREENWRITER Robert Mark Kamen


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DIRECTOR John G. AvildsenPRODUCER Jerry Weintraub

197 KING MONGKUTEt cetera, et cetera, et cetera.

THE KING AND ITwentieth Century Fox, 1956

ACTOR Yul Brynner

SCREENWRITER Ernest LehmanDIRECTOR Walter LangPRODUCER Charles Brackett

198 CARL DENHAMOh, no, it wasn't the airplanes. It wasBeauty killed the Beast.

KING KONGRKO, 1933

ACTOR Robert ArmstrongSCREENWRITERS James Ashmore Creelman, Ruth RoseDIRECTORS Merian C. Cooper, Ernest B. Schoedsack

PRODUCERS Merian C. Cooper, Ernest B. Schoedsack

199 RUPERT PUPKINBetter to be king for a night than schmuckfor a lifetime.

THE KING OF COMEDY


ACTOR Robert De NiroSCREENWRITER Paul D. ZimmermanDIRECTOR Martin ScorsesePRODUCER Arnon Milchan

200 DRAKE McHUGHWhere's the rest of me?

KINGS ROWWarner Bros., 1942

ACTOR Ronald ReaganSCREENWRITER Casey RobinsonDIRECTOR Sam Wood



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201 CHRISTINAGet me to that bus stop and forget you eversaw me. If we don't make that bus stop

MIKE HAMMERWe will.

CHRISTINAIf we dont, remember me.

KISS ME DEADLYUnited Artists, 1955

ACTORS Cloris Leachman, Ralph Meeker

SCREENWRITER A. I. BezzeridesDIRECTOR Robert AldrichPRODUCER Robert Aldrich

202 BREE DANIELSAnd for an hour, for an hour -- I'm the bestactress in the world...

KLUTEWarner Bros., 1971

ACTOR Jane FondaSCREENWRITERS Andy Lewis, Dave LewisDIRECTOR Alan J. PakulaPRODUCER Alan J. Pakula

203 KNUTE ROCKNETell 'em to go out there with all they gotand win just one for the Gipper.

KNUTE ROCKNE ALL AMERICAN

Warner Bros., 1940

ACTOR Pat O'BrienSCREENWRITER Robert Buckner DIRECTOR Lloyd BaconPRODUCER Hal B. Wallis

204 HERBERT H.HEEBERT

Hey, lady!

THE LADIES MANParamount, 1961

ACTOR Jerry LewisSCREENWRITERS Jerry Lewis, Bill RichmondDIRECTOR Jerry LewisPRODUCER Jerry Lewis


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205 JEAN HARRINGTONI need him like the axe needs the turkey.

THE LADY EVE

Paramount, 1941

ACTOR Barbara Stanwyck SCREENWRITER Preston SturgesDIRECTOR Preston SturgesPRODUCER Paul Jones

206 JOE CARRACLOUGHYou're my Lassie come home.

LASSIE COME HOMEMGM, 1943

ACTOR Roddy McDowallSCREENWRITER Hugo Butler DIRECTOR Fred M. Wilcox

PRODUCER Samuel Marx

207 WALDO LYDECKERIn my case, self-absorption is completelyjustified. I have never discovered anyother subject so worthy of my attention.

LAURATwentieth Century Fox, 1944

ACTOR Clifton Webb

SCREENWRITERS Jay Dratler, Samuel Hoffenstein, Betty ReinhardtDIRECTOR Otto Preminger PRODUCER Otto Preminger

208 T. E. LAWRENCESherif Ali, so long as the Arabs fight tribeagainst tribe, so long will they be a littlepeople, a silly people, greedy, barbarous,and cruel as you are.

LAWRENCE OF ARABIAColumbia, 1962

ACTOR Peter O'Toole

SCREENWRITER Robert B oltDIRECTOR David LeanPRODUCERS Sam Spiegel, David Lean


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209 T. E. LAWRENCENo prisoners! No prisoners!

LAWRENCE OF ARABIAColumbia, 1962

ACTOR Peter O'TooleSCREENWRITER Robert B oltDIRECTOR David LeanPRODUCERS Sam Spiegel, David Lean

210 JIMMY DUGANThere's no crying in baseball!

A LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN

Columbia, 1992

ACTOR Tom HanksSCREENWRITERS Lowell Ganz, Babaloo MandelDIRECTOR Penny MarshallPRODUCERS Robert Greenhut, Elliot Abbott

211 CESARE ENRICO 'RICO' BANDELLOMother of mercy, is this the end of Rico?

LITTLE CAESARFirst National, 1930

ACTOR Edward G. RobinsonSCREENWRITERS Francis Edward Faragoh, Robert N. Lee, Robert Lord

DIRECTOR Mervyn LeRoyPRODUCER Hal B. Wallis

212 THE LONE RANGERHi-Yo, Silver!

THE LONE RANGERWarner Bros., 1956

ACTOR Clayton Moore

SCREENWRITER Herb MeadowDIRECTOR Stuart Heisler PRODUCERS Willis Goldbeck, Jack Wrather

213 GOLLUMMy precious.

THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE TWO TOWERSNew Line Cinema, 2002

ACTOR Andy SerkisSCREENWRITERS Frances Walsh, Philippa Boyens, Stephen Sinclair, Peter Jackson


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DIRECTOR Peter JacksonPRODUCERS Peter Jackson, Frances Walsh, Barrie M. Osborne

214 BARTENDER NATOne drink's too many, and a hundred's not

enough.

THE LOST WEEKENDParamount, 1945

ACTOR Howard Da SilvaSCREENWRITERS Charles Brackett, Billy WilderDIRECTOR Billy Wilder PRODUCER Charles Brackett

215 OLIVER BARRETT IVLove means never having to say you're sorry.

LOVE STORYParamount, 1970

ACTOR Ryan O'NealSCREENWRITER Erich SegalDIRECTOR Arthur Hiller

PRODUCER Howard G. Minsky

216 MAJ. MARGARET O'HOULIHANOh, Frank, my lips are hot. Kiss my hotlips.

M*A*S*H


ACTOR Sally KellermanSCREENWRITER Ring Lardner, Jr.DIRECTOR Robert AltmanPRODUCER Ingo Preminger

217 MR. ALBERT OSBORNEWhy don't you get out of that wet coat andinto a dry martini?

THE MAJOR AND THE MINORParamount, 1942

ACTOR Robert BenchleySCREENWRITERS Charles Brackett, Billy WilderDIRECTOR Billy Wilder PRODUCER Arthur Hornblow, Jr.


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218 MALCOLM XWe didn't land on Plymouth Rock --Plymouth Rock landed on us!

MALCOLM X

Warner Bros., 1992

ACTOR Denzel WashingtonSCREENWRITERS Arnold Perl, Spike LeeDIRECTOR Spike LeePRODUCERS Spike Lee, Marvin Worth

219 DR. JED HILLYou ask me if I have a God complex.Let me tell you something. I am God.

MALICEColumbia, 1993

ACTOR Alec BaldwinSCREENWRITERS Aaron Sorkin, Scott FrankDIRECTOR Harold Becker

PRODUCERS Harold Becker, Charles Mulvehill, Rachel Pfeffer

220 SAM SPADEYou're good, you're very good.

THE MALTESE FALCONWarner Bros., 1941

ACTOR Humphrey BogartSCREENWRITER John Huston

DIRECTOR John HustonPRODUCERS Hal B. Wallis, Henry Blanke

221 SAM SPADEThe stuff that dreams are made of.

THE MALTESE FALCONWarner Bros., 1941

ACTOR Humphrey Bogart

SCREENWRITER John HustonDIRECTOR John HustonPRODUCERS Hal B. Wallis, Henry Blanke


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222 MAXWELL SCOTTThis is the West, sir. When the legendbecomes fact, print the legend.

THE MAN WHO SHOT LIBERTY VALANCE

Paramount, 1962

ACTOR Carleton YoungSCREENWRITERS James Warner Bellah, Willis GoldbeckDIRECTOR John FordPRODUCER Willis Goldbeck

223 ISAAC DAVISI think people should mate for life, likepigeons or Catholics.

MANHATTANUnited Artists, 1979

ACTOR Woody AllenSCREENWRITERS Woody Allen, Marshall BrickmanDIRECTOR Woody Allen

PRODUCER Charles H. Joffe

224 DR. CHRISTIAN SZELLIs it safe?

MARATHON MANParamount, 1976

ACTOR Laurence Olivier SCREENWRITER William Goldman

DIRECTOR John Schlesinger PRODUCERS Robert Evans, Sidney Beckerman

225 ANGIEWhat do you feel like doing tonight?

MARTYI dont know, Ange. What do you feel likedoing?

MARTYUnited Artists, 1955

ACTORS Joe Mantell, Ernest BorgnineSCREENWRITER Paddy ChayefskyDIRECTOR Delbert MannPRODUCER Harold Hecht


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226 STANLEY IPKISSSomebody stop me!

THE MASK

New Line Cinema, 1994

ACTOR Jim CarreySCREENWRITER Mike WerbDIRECTOR Chuck RussellPRODUCER Robert Engelman

227 ESTHER SMITHI can't believe it. Right here where welive -- right here in St. Louis.

MEET ME IN ST. LOUISMGM, 1944

ACTOR Judy GarlandSCREENWRITERS Irving Brecher, Fred F. FinklehoffeDIRECTOR Vincente MinnelliPRODUCER Arthur Freed

228 JACK BYRNESI have nipples, Greg. Could you milk me?

MEET THE PARENTS

Universal, 2000

ACTOR Robert De Niro

SCREENWRITERS James Herzfeld, John HamburgDIRECTOR Jay RoachPRODUCERS Jay Roach, Nancy Tenenbaum, Jane Rosenthal, Robert De Niro

229 AGENT JYou know the difference between you and me?I make this look good.

MEN IN BLACKColumbia, 1977

ACTOR Will Smith

SCREENWRITER Ed SolomonDIRECTOR Barry Sonnenfeld

PRODUCERS Laurie MacDonald, Walter F. Parkes


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230 'RATSO' RIZZOI'm walking here! I'm walking here!

MIDNIGHT COWBOYUnited Artists, 1969

ACTOR Dustin HoffmanSCREENWRITER Waldo SaltDIRECTOR John Schlesinger PRODUCER Jerome Hellman

231 IDA CORWINPersonally, Veda's convinced me thatalligators have the right idea. They eattheir young.

MILDRED PIERCE

Warner Bros., 1945

ACTOR Eve ArdenSCREENWRITER Ranald MacDougallDIRECTOR Michael CurtizPRODUCER Jerry Wald

232 ANNIE WILKESI am your number one fan.

MISERY

Columbia, 1990

ACTOR Kathy BatesSCREENWRITER William GoldmanDIRECTOR Rob Reiner PRODUCERS Rob Reiner, Andrew Scheinman

233 ENSIGN PULVERCaptain, it is I, Ensign Pulver, and I justthrew your stinking palm tree overboard.Now, what's all this crud about no movietonight?

MISTER ROBERTS

Warner Bros., 1955

ACTOR Jack LemmonSCREENWRITERS Joshua Logan, Frank S. NugentDIRECTORS John Ford, Mervyn LeRoyPRODUCER Leland Hayward


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234 JOAN CRAWFORDNo wire hangers, ever!

MOMMIE DEARESTParamount, 1981

ACTOR Faye DunawaySCREENWRITERS Robert Getchell, Tracy Hotchner, Frank Perry, Frank YablansDIRECTOR Frank PerryPRODUCER Frank Yablans

235 LORETTA CASTORINISnap out of it!

MOONSTRUCK

MGM, 1987

ACTOR Cher SCREENWRITER John Patrick ShanleyDIRECTOR Norman JewisonPRODUCERS Norman Jewison, Patrick J. Palmer

236 JUDGE MAYBut, in the opinion of the court, you arenot only sane but you're the sanest man thatever walked into this courtroom.

MR. DEEDS GOES TO TOWNColumbia, 1936

ACTOR H. B. Warner SCREENWRITER Robert Riskin

DIRECTOR Frank CapraPRODUCER Frank Capra

237 JEFFERSON SMITHI wouldn't give you two cents for all yourfancy rules if, behind them, they didn'thave a little bit of plain, ordinary,everyday kindness and a little looking outfor the other fella, too.

MR. SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTONColumbia, 1939

ACTOR James StewartSCREENWRITER Sidney BuchmanDIRECTOR Frank CapraPRODUCER Frank Capra


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238 JEFFERSON SMITHYou think I'm licked. You all think I'mlicked. Well, I'm not licked. And I'm goingto stay right here and fight for this lostcause. Even if this room gets filled with

lies like these, and the Taylors and alltheir armies come marching into this place.

MR. SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTONColumbia, 1939

ACTOR James StewartSCREENWRITER Sidney BuchmanDIRECTOR Frank CapraPRODUCER Frank Capra

239 VICAR

This is the people's war! It is our war!We are the fighters! Fight it, then! Fightit with all that is in us, and may Goddefend the right.

MRS. MINIVERMGM, 1942

ACTOR Henry WilcoxonSCREENWRITERS Arthur Wimperis, George Froeschel, James Hilton, Claudine WestDIRECTOR William Wyler PRODUCERS William Wyler, Sidney Franklin

240 CAPTAIN BLIGHMr. Christian!

MUTINY ON THE BOUNTYMGM, 1935

ACTOR Charles LaughtonSCREENWRITERS Talbot Jennings, Jules Furthman, Carey WilsonDIRECTOR Frank LloydPRODUCER Albert Lewin

241 MONA LISA VITO

My biological clock is ticking like this,and the way this case is going, I ain'tnever getting married!

MY COUSIN VINNYTwentieth Century Fox, 1992

ACTOR Marisa TomeiSCREENWRITER Dale Launer DIRECTOR Jonathan Lynn


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PRODUCERS Paul Schiff, Dale Launer

242 WYATT EARPMac, you ever been in love?

MACNo, I've been a bartender all my life.

MY DARLING CLEMENTINETwentieth Century Fox, 1946

ACTORS Henry Fonda, J. Farrell MacDonaldSCREENWRITERS Samuel G. Engle, Winston MillerDIRECTOR John FordPRODUCER Samuel G. Engel

243 CUTHBERT J. TWILLIE

Will you take me?

FLOWER BELLE LEEI'll take you -- and how.

MY LITTLE CHICKADEEUniversal, 1940

ACTORS W. C. Fields, Mae WestSCREENWRITERS Mae West, W. C. FieldsDIRECTOR Edward F. ClinePRODUCER Lester Cowan

244 NARRATORThere are eight million stories in the nakedcity. This has been one of them.

THE NAKED CITYUniversal, 1948

ACTOR Mark Hellinger (voice)SCREENWRITERS Albert Maltz, Malvin WaldDIRECTOR Jules DassinPRODUCER Mark Hellinger

245 JOHN 'BLUTO' BLUTARSKYToga! Toga!

NATIONAL LAMPOON'S ANIMAL HOUSEUniversal, 1978

ACTOR John BelushiSCREENWRITERS Harold Ramis, Douglas Kenney, Chris MillerDIRECTOR John Landis


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PRODUCERS Matty Simmons, Ivan Reitman

246 JOHN 'BLUTO' BLUTARSKYOver? Did you say over? Nothing is overuntil we decide it is! Was it over when the

Germans bombed Pearl Harbor? Hell, no!


ACTOR John Belushi

SCREENWRITERS Harold Ramis, Douglas Kenney, Chris MillerDIRECTOR John LandisPRODUCERS Matty Simmons, Ivan Reitman

247 DEAN WORMERFat, drunk, and stupid is no way to go

through life, son.


ACTOR John VernonSCREENWRITERS Harold Ramis, Douglas Kenney, Chris Miller

DIRECTOR John LandisPRODUCERS Matty Simmons, Ivan Reitman

248 DEXTERWho's on first.

THE NAUGHTY NINETIESUniversal, 1945

ACTOR Bud Abbott

SCREENWRITERS Edmund L. Hartmann, John Grant, Edmund Joseph, Hal FimbergDIRECTOR Jean YarbroughPRODUCERS Edmund L. Hartmann, John Grant

249 HOWARD BEALEI'm as mad as hell, and I'm not going totake this anymore!

NETWORKUnited Artists, 1976

ACTOR Peter FinchSCREENWRITER Paddy Chayefsky

DIRECTOR Sidney LumetPRODUCER Howard Gottfried


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250 CLOAKROOM GIRLGoodness, what beautiful diamonds!

MAUDIE TRIPLETT

Goodness had nothing to do with it, dearie.

NIGHT AFTER NIGHTParamount, 1932

ACTOR Mae WestSCREENWRITERS Vincent Lawrence, Kathryn Scola

DIRECTOR Archie Mayo

251 OTIS B. DRIFTWOODIts alright, thats in every contract.Thats what they call a sanity clause.

FIORELLOYou can't fool me! There ain'tno Sanity Claus.

A NIGHT AT THE OPERAMGM, 1935

ACTORS Groucho Marx, Chico MarxSCREENWRITERS George S. Kaufman, Morrie RyskindDIRECTOR Sam WoodPRODUCER Sam Wood

252 REV. HARRY POWELLWould you like me to tell you the littlestory of right hand, left hand? The storyof good and evil? H-A-T-E. It was withthis left hand that old brother Cain struckthe blow that laid his brother low. L-O-V-E.You see these fingers, dear hearts? Thesefingers has veins that run straight to thesoul of man -- the right hand, friends, thehand of love.

THE NIGHT OF THE HUNTERUnited Artists, 1955

ACTOR Robert Mitchum

SCREENWRITER James AgeeDIRECTOR Charles LaughtonPRODUCER Paul Gregory


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253 CHILDRENOne, two, Freddy's coming for you...

A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET

New Line, 1984

SCREENWRITER Wes CravenDIRECTOR Wes CravenPRODUCER Robert Shaye

254 COUNT LEON D'ALGOUTNinotchka, it's midnight. One half of Parisis making love to the other half.

NINOTCHKAMGM, 1939

ACTOR Melvyn DouglasSCREENWRITERS Charles Brackett, Billy Wilder, Walter ReischDIRECTOR Ernst LubitschPRODUCER Ernst Lubitsch

255 NINOTCHKAMust you flirt?

LEONWell, I don't have to, but I find itnatural.

NINOTCHKASuppress it.

NINOTCHKAMGM, 1939

ACTORS Greta Garbo, Melvyn DouglasSCREENWRITERS Charles Brackett, Billy Wilder, Walter ReischDIRECTOR Ernst LubitschPRODUCER Ernst Lubitsch

256 CHARLOTTE VALE

Oh, Jerry, don't let's ask for the moon.We have the stars.

NOW, VOYAGERWarner Bros., 1942

ACTOR Bette DavisSCREENWRITER Casey RobinsonDIRECTOR Irving Rapper PRODUCER Hal B. Wallis


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257 OSCAR MADISONI cannot stand little notes on my pillow!We are all out of cornflakes, F.U. Ittook me three hours to figure out F.U. wasFelix Unger.

THE ODD COUPLEParamount, 1968

ACTOR Walter Matthau

SCREENWRITER Neil SimonDIRECTOR Gene SaksPRODUCER Howard W. Koch

258 GOD

The last miracle I did was the 1969 Mets.Before that, I think you have to go back tothe Red Sea.

OH, GOD!Warner Bros., 1977

ACTOR George BurnsSCREENWRITER Larry GelbartDIRECTOR Carl Reiner PRODUCER Jerry Weintraub

259 ETHEL THAYERListen to me, mister. You're my knight inshining armor. Don't you forget it. You'regoing to get back on that horse, and I'mgoing to be right behind you, holding ontight, and away we're gonna go, go, go!

ON GOLDEN PONDUniversal, 1981

ACTOR Katharine HepburnSCREENWRITER Ernest ThompsonDIRECTOR Mark RydellPRODUCER Bruce Gilbert

260 ETHEL THAYERCome here, Norman. Hurry up. The loons!The loons! They're welcoming us back.

ON GOLDEN PONDUniversal, 1981


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ACTOR Katharine HepburnSCREENWRITER Ernest ThompsonDIRECTOR Mark RydellPRODUCER Bruce Gilbert

261 TERRY MALLOY

You don't understand! I couldve had class.I couldve been a contender. I could'vebeen somebody, instead of a bum, which is

what I am.

ON THE WATERFRONTColumbia, 1954

ACTOR Marlon BrandoSCREENWRITER Budd SchulbergDIRECTOR Elia KazanPRODUCER Sam Spiegel

262 KAREN BLIXEN (V.O.)I had a farm in Africa.

OUT OF AFRICAUniversal, 1985

ACTOR Meryl Streep (voice)SCREENWRITER Kurt LuedtkeDIRECTOR Sydney Pollack PRODUCER Sydney Pollack

263 JEFF BAILEYYou know, maybe I was wrong and luck is likelove. You have to go all the way to findit.

OUT OF THE PASTRKO, 1947

ACTOR Robert MitchumSCREENWRITER Daniel Mainwaring (Geoffrey Homes)DIRECTOR Jacques Tourneaur

PRODUCERS Warren Duff, Robert Sparks

264 KATHIE MOFFATI think we deserve a break.

JEFF BAILEYWe deserve each other.

OUT OF THE PASTRKO, 1947


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ACTORS Jane Greer, Robert MitchumSCREENWRITER Daniel Mainwaring (Geoffrey Homes)DIRECTOR Jacques Tourneaur PRODUCERS Warren Duff, Robert Sparks

265 JOSEY WALES

Dyin' ain't much of a living, boy.

THE OUTLAW JOSEY WALESWarner Bros., 1976

ACTOR Clint EastwoodSCREENWRITERS Philip Kaufman, Sonia ChernusDIRECTOR Clint EastwoodPRODUCER Robert Daley

266 JOHN D. HACKENSACKER IIIChivalry is not only dead, it's decomposed.

THE PALM BEACH STORYParamount, 1942

ACTOR Rudy ValleeSCREENWRITER Preston Sturges

DIRECTOR Preston SturgesPRODUCER Preston Sturges

267 MIKE CONOVANNot much meat on her, but what's there ischoice.

PAT AND MIKEMGM, 1952

ACTOR Spencer TracySCREENWRITERS Ruth Gordon, Garson KaninDIRECTOR George Cukor

PRODUCER Lawrence Weingarten

268 GEN. GEORGE PATTONNow, I want you to remember that no bastardever won a war by dying for his country. He

won it by making the other poor dumb bastarddie for his country.

PATTONTwentieth Century Fox, 1970

ACTOR George C. ScottSCREENWRITERS Francis Ford Coppola, Edmund H. NorthDIRECTOR Franklin J. Schaffner

PRODUCER Frank McCarthy


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269 PEE-WEE HERMANI know you are, but what am I?

PEE-WEE'S BIG ADVENTUREWarner Bros., 1985

ACTOR Paul ReubensSCREENWRITERS Phil Hartman, Paul Reubens, Michael VarholDIRECTOR Tim BurtonPRODUCERS Robert Shapiro, Richard Gilbert Abramson

270 MIKE CONNORYou're lit from within, Tracy. You've gotfires banked down in you, hearth-fires andholocausts.

THE PHILADELPHIA STORYMGM, 1940

ACTOR James StewartSCREENWRITER Donald Ogden StewartDIRECTOR George Cukor

PRODUCER Joseph L. Mankiewicz

271 JAN MORROWMr. Allen, this may come as a shock to you,but there are some men who dont end everysentence with a proposition.

PILLOW TALK

Universal-International, 1959

ACTOR Doris DaySCREENWRITERS Stanley Shapiro, Maurice RichlinDIRECTOR Michael GordonPRODUCERS Ross Hunter, Martin Melcher

272 CHIEF INSP. JACQUES CLOUSEAUDoes your dog bite?

THE PINK PANTHER STRIKES AGAINUnited Artists, 1976

ACTOR Peter SellersSCREENWRITERS Blake Edwards, Frank WaldmanDIRECTOR Blake EdwardsPRODUCER Blake Edwards


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273 THE BLUE FAIRYA lie keeps growing and growing until it'sas clear as the nose on your face.

PINOCCHIODisney, 1940

ACTOR Evelyn Venable (voice)SCREENWRITERS Ted Sears, Webb Smith, Joseph Sabo, Otto Englander, Wiliam Cottrell,

Erdman Penner, Aurelius Battaglia

DIRECTORS Ben Sharpsteen, Hamilton LuskePRODUCER Walt Disney

274 GEORGE EASTMANI love you. I've loved you since the first

moment I saw you. I guess maybe Ive even

loved you before I saw you.

A PLACE IN THE SUNParamount, 1951

ACTOR Montgomery CliftSCREENWRITERS Michael Wilson, Harry BrownDIRECTOR George StevensPRODUCER George Stevens

275 GEORGE TAYLORGet your stinking paws off me, you damned

dirty ape!

PLANET OF THE APESTwentieth Century Fox, 1968

ACTOR Charlton HestonSCREENWRITERS Michael Wilson, Rod SerlingDIRECTOR Franklin J. Schaffner PRODUCER Arthur P. Jacobs

276 CAROL ANNE FREELINGThey're here!

POLTERGEISTMGM, 1982

ACTOR Heather O'RourkeSCREENWRITERS Steven Spielberg, Michael Grais, Mark VictorDIRECTOR Tobe Hooper PRODUCERS Frank Marshall, Steven Spielberg


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277 PROF. EUSTACE P. McGARGLENever give a sucker an even break.

POPPY

Paramount, 1936

ACTOR W. C. FieldsSCREENWRITERS Virginia Van Upp, Waldemar YoungDIRECTOR A. Edward SutherlandPRODUCER William LeBaron

278 FRANK CHAMBERSWith my brains and your looks, we could goplaces.

THE POSTMAN ALWAYS RINGS TWICEMGM, 1946

ACTOR John GarfieldSCREENWRITERS Harry Ruskin, Niven BuschDIRECTOR Tay GarnettPRODUCER Carey Wilson

279 VIVIANI want the fairy tale.

PRETTY WOMANTouchstone, 1990

ACTOR Julia Roberts

SCREENWRITER J. F. LawtonDIRECTOR Garry MarshallPRODUCERS Arnon Milchan, Steve Reuther

280 LOU GEHRIGToday, I consider myself the luckiest man onthe face of the earth.

THE PRIDE OF THE YANKEESRKO, 1942

ACTOR Gary Cooper

SCREENWRITERS Jo Swerling, Herman J. MankiewiczDIRECTOR Sam WoodPRODUCER Samuel Goldwyn


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281 INIGO MONTOYAHello. My name is Inigo Montoya. Youkilled my father. Prepare to die!

THE PRINCESS BRIDETwentieth Century Fox, 1987

ACTOR Mandy PatinkinSCREENWRITER William GoldmanDIRECTOR Rob Reiner PRODUCERS Andrew Scheinman, Rob Reiner

282 PVT. JUDY BENJAMINI did join the Army, but I joined adifferent Army. I joined the one with thecondos and the private rooms.

PRIVATE BENJAMIN

Warner Bros., 1980

ACTOR Goldie HawnSCREENWRITERS Nancy Meyers, Charles Shyer, Harvey MillerDIRECTOR Howard Zieff PRODUCERS Nancy Meyers, Charles Shyer, Harvey Miller

283 FRANZ LIEBKINDNot many people know it, but the Fhrer wasa terrific dancer.

THE PRODUCERSAVCO Embassy, 1968

ACTOR Kenneth MarsSCREENWRITER Mel BrooksDIRECTOR Mel BrooksPRODUCER Sidney Glazier

284 NORMAN BATESA boy's best friend is his mother.

PSYCHO

Paramount, 1960

ACTOR Anthony PerkinsSCREENWRITER Joseph Stefano

DIRECTOR Alfred Hitchcock PRODUCER Alfred Hitchcock


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285 NORMAN BATESWe all go a little mad sometimes.

PSYCHOParamount, 1960

ACTOR Anthony PerkinsSCREENWRITER Joseph StefanoDIRECTOR Alfred Hitchcock PRODUCER Alfred Hitchcock

286 TOM POWERSI ain't so tough.

THE PUBLIC ENEMY

Warner Bros., 1931

ACTOR James CagneySCREENWRITERS John Bright, Kubec Glasmon, Harvey F. ThewDIRECTOR William A. WellmanPRODUCER Darryl F. Zanuck

287 ZEDBring out the Gimp.

PULP FICTIONMiramax, 1994

ACTOR Peter GreeneSCREENWRITER Quentin TarantinoDIRECTOR Quentin Tarantino

PRODUCER Lawrence Bender

288 VINCENTThey call it a "Royale with Cheese."

PULP FICTIONMiramax, 1994

ACTOR John TravoltaSCREENWRITER Quentin Tarantino

DIRECTOR Quentin TarantinoPRODUCER Lawrence Bender

289 INDIANA JONESSnakes! Why did it have to be snakes?

RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARKParamount, 1987

ACTOR Harrison Ford

SCREENWRITERS Lawrence Kasdan, George Lucas, Philip KaufmanDIRECTOR Steven Spielberg


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PRODUCER Frank Marshall

290 RAYMOND BABBITTI'm an excellent driver.

RAIN MANUnited Artists, 1988

ACTOR Dustin HoffmanSCREENWRITERS Ronald Bass, Barry Morrow

DIRECTOR Barry LevinsonPRODUCER Mark Johnson

291 H. I. McDUNNOUGHI'll be taking these Huggies and whatevercash you got.

RAISING ARIZONATwentieth Century Fox, 1987

ACTOR Nicolas CageSCREENWRITERS Ethan Coen, Joel CoenDIRECTOR Joel CoenPRODUCER Ethan Coen

292 THE SECOND MRS. DE WINTER (V. O.)Last night I dreamt I went to Manderleyagain.

REBECCAUnited Artists, 1940

ACTOR Joan Fontaine (voice)SCREENWRITERS Robert E. Sherwood, Joan Harrison, Philip MacDonald, Michael HoganDIRECTOR Alfred Hitchcock PRODUCER David O. Selznick

293 JIM STARKYou're tearing me apart!

REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE

Warner Bros., 1955

ACTOR James DeanSCREENWRITERS Nicholas Ray, Irving Shulman, Stewart SternDIRECTOR Nicholas RayPRODUCER David Weisbart


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294 CHERRY VALANCEThere are only two things more beautifulthan a good gun -- a Swiss watch and a womanfrom anywhere.

RED RIVERUnited Artists, 1948

ACTOR John IrelandSCREENWRITERS Borden Chase, Charles SchneeDIRECTOR Howard Hawks

PRODUCER Howard Hawks

295 MR. BLONDEAre you gonna bark all day, little doggie,or are you gonna bite?

RESERVOIR DOGS

Miramax, 1992

ACTOR Michael MadsenSCREENWRITER Quentin TarantinoDIRECTOR Quentin TarantinoPRODUCER Lawrence Bender

296 MILESSometimes you gotta say, What the fuck.

RISKY BUSINESS

Warner Bros., 1983

ACTOR Curtis ArmstrongSCREENWRITER Paul BrickmanDIRECTOR Paul Brickman

PRODUCERS Jon Avnet, Steve Tisch

297 ROCKY BALBOAYo, Adrian!

ROCKYUnited Artists, 1976

ACTOR Sylvester StalloneSCREENWRITER Sylvester Stallone

DIRECTOR John G. AvildsenPRODUCERS Robert Chartoff, Irwin Winkler


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298 ROSEMARY WOODHOUSEThis isn't a dream! This is reallyhappening!

ROSEMARY'S BABYParamount, 1968

ACTOR Mia FarrowSCREENWRITER Roman PolanskiDIRECTOR Roman PolanskiPRODUCER William Castle

299 CAPT. JOHN MILLEREarn this.

SAVING PRIVATE RYAN

DreamWorks, 1998

ACTOR Tom HanksSCREENWRITER Robert RodatDIRECTOR Steven SpielbergPRODUCERS Steven Spielberg , Ian Bryce, Mark Gordon, Gary Levinsohn

300 LLOYD DOBLERI gave her my heart, and she gave me a pen.

SAY ANYTHING...Twentieth Century Fox, 1989

ACTOR John Cusack SCREENWRITER Cameron CroweDIRECTOR Cameron CrowePRODUCER Polly Platt

301 TONY MONTANASay hello to my little friend!

SCARFACEUniversal, 1983

ACTOR Al PacinoSCREENWRITER Oliver Stone

DIRECTOR Brian De PalmaPRODUCER Martin Bregman


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302 LT. COL. FRANK SLADEHoo-ah!

SCENT OF A WOMANUniversal, 1992

ACTOR Al PacinoSCREENWRITER Bo GoldmanDIRECTOR Martin BrestPRODUCER Martin Brest

303 ITZAK STERNThe list is an absolute good. The list islife.

SCHINDLER'S LIST

Universal, 1993

ACTOR Ben Kingsley

SCREENWRITER Steven Zail lianDIRECTOR Steven SpielbergPRODUCERS Steven Spielberg, Gerald R. Molen, Branko Lustig

304 GHOSTFACEDo you like scary movies?

SCREAMDimension, 1996

ACTOR Roger L. Jackson (voice)SCREENWRITER Kevin WilliamsonDIRECTOR Wes Craven

PRODUCERS Cathy Konrad, Cary Woods

305 ETHAN EDWARDSLet's go home, Debbie.

THE SEARCHERSWarner Bros., 1956

ACTOR John WayneSCREENWRITER Frank S. NugentDIRECTOR John FordPRODUCER Merian C. Cooper

306 JOEY STARRETTShane! Shane! Come back!

SHANE

Paramount, 1953

ACTOR Brandon De WildeSCREENWRITERS A. B. Guthrie, Jr., Jack Sher


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DIRECTOR George StevensPRODUCER George Stevens

307 SHANGHAI LILYIt took more than one man to change my name

to Shanghai Lily.

SHANGHAI EXPRESSParamount, 1932

ACTOR Marlene DietrichSCREENWRITER Jules FurthmanDIRECTOR Josef von SternbergPRODUCER Adolph Zukor

308 ANDYGet busy livin, or get busy dyin'.

THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTIONColumbia, 1994

ACTOR Tim RobbinsSCREENWRITER Frank DarabontDIRECTOR Frank Darabont

PRODUCER Niki Marvin

309 LADY LOUWhy don't you come up sometime and see me?

SHE DONE HIM WRONG

Paramount, 1933

ACTOR Mae WestSCREENWRITERS Mae West, Harvey F. Thew, John BrightDIRECTOR Lowell ShermanPRODUCER William LeBaron

310 CAPT. NATHAN BRITTLESNever apologize and never explain, it's asign of weakness.

SHE WORE A YELLOW RIBBONRKO, 1949

ACTOR John WayneSCREENWRITERS Frank S. Nugent, Laurence StallingsDIRECTOR John Ford

PRODUCERS Merian C. Cooper, John Ford


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311 MARS BLACKMONPlease-baby-please-baby-please-baby-baby-baby. Please!

SHE'S GOTTA HAVE ITIsland Pictures, 1986

ACTOR Spike LeeSCREENWRITER Spike LeeDIRECTOR Spike LeePRODUCER Spike Lee

312 JACK TORRANCEHere's Johnny!

THE SHININGWarner Bros., 1980

ACTOR Jack NicholsonSCREENWRITERS Stanley Kubrick, Diane JohnsonDIRECTOR Stanley Kubrick PRODUCERS Stanley Kubrick, Robert Fryer, Martin Richards, Mary Lea Johnson

313 DR. HANNIBAL LECTERA census taker once tried to test me. I atehis liver with some fava beans and a nicechianti.

THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS

Orion, 1991

ACTOR Anthony HopkinsSCREENWRITER Ted TallyDIRECTOR Jonathan Demme

PRODUCERS Ronald M. Bozman, Edward Saxon, Kenneth Utt

314 DR. HANNIBAL LECTERI do wish we could chat longer, but I'mhaving an old friend for dinner.

THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS

Orion, 1991

ACTOR Anthony HopkinsSCREENWRITER Ted TallyDIRECTOR Jonathan DemmePRODUCERS Ronald M. Bozman, Edward Saxon, Kenneth Utt


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315 MARCEL MARCEAUNon!

SILENT MOVIETwentieth Century-Fox, 1976

ACTOR Marcel MarceauSCREENWRITERS Mel Brooks, Ron Clark, Rudy DeLuca, Barry LevinsonDIRECTOR Mel BrooksPRODUCER Michael Hertzberg

316 LINA LAMONTWhat do they think I am, dumb or something?Why, I make more money than Calvin Coolidge!Put together!

SINGIN' IN THE RAINMGM, 1952

ACTOR Jean HagenSCREENWRITERS Betty Comden, Adolph GreenDIRECTORS Stanley Donen, Gene Kelly

PRODUCER Arthur Freed

317 COLE SEARI see dead people.

THE SIXTH SENSEHollywood Pictures, 1999

ACTOR Haley Joel OsmentSCREENWRITER M. Night Shyamalan

DIRECTOR M. Night ShyamalanPRODUCERS Kathleen Kennedy, Frank Marshall, Barry Mendel

318 LUNA SCHLOSSERIts hard to believe that you havent hadsex for two hundred years.

MILES MONROETwo hundred and four, if you count my

marriage.

SLEEPERUnited Artists, 1973

ACTORS Diane Keaton, Woody AllenSCREENWRITERS Woody Allen, Marshall BrickmanDIRECTOR Woody AllenPRODUCER Jack Grossberg


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319 QUEENMagic Mirror on the wall, who is the fairestone of all?

SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFSDisney, 1937

ACTOR Lucille La Verne (voice)SCREENWRITERS Ted Sears, Richard Creedon, Otto Englander, Dick Rickard, Earl Hurd,

Merrill De Maris, Dorothy Ann Blank, Webb SmithDIRECTOR David HandPRODUCER Walt Disney

320 JERRYLook at that! Look how she moves. Thatsjust like Jell-O on springs. She must have

some sort of built-in motor. I tell you,it's a whole different sex!

SOME LIKE IT HOTUnited Artists, 1959

ACTOR Jack LemmonSCREENWRITERS Billy Wilder, I. A. L. DiamondDIRECTOR Billy Wilder PRODUCER Billy Wilder

321 OSGOOD FIELDING IIIWell, nobody's perfect.

SOME LIKE IT HOTUnited Artists, 1959

ACTOR Joe E. BrownSCREENWRITERS Billy Wilder, I. A. L. DiamondDIRECTOR Billy Wilder PRODUCER Billy Wilder

322 OLIVERWell, here's another nice messyou've gotten me into!

SONS OF THE DESERTMGM, 1933

ACTOR Oliver HardySCREENWRITERS Frank Craven, Byron MorganDIRECTOR William A. Seiter PRODUCER Hal Roach


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323 DET. ROBERT THORNSoylent Green is people!

SOYLENT GREENMGM, 1973

ACTOR Charlton HestonSCREENWRITER Stanley R. GreenbergDIRECTOR Richard Fleischer PRODUCERS Walter Seltzer, Russell Thacher

324 ANTONINUS/REBEL SLAVESI'm Spartacus! I'm Spartacus!

SPARTACUS

Universal, 1960

ACTORS Tony Curtis, EnsembleSCREENWRITER Dalton TrumboDIRECTOR Stanley Kubrick PRODUCER Edward Lewis

325 TERRY RANDALLThe calla lilies are in bloom again.

STAGE DOORRKO, 1937

ACTOR Katharine HepburnSCREENWRITERS Morrie Ryskind, Anthony VeillerDIRECTOR Gregory La Cava

PRODUCER Pandro S. Berman

326 OBERST VON SCHERBACHNobody has ever escaped from Stalag 17.Not alive, anyway.

STALAG 17

Paramount, 1953

ACTOR Otto Preminger SCREENWRITERS Billy Wilder, Edwin BlumDIRECTOR Billy Wilder PRODUCER Billy Wilder


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327 ESTHER BLODGETTHello, everybody. This is Mrs. NormanMaine.

A STAR IS BORN

Warner Bros., 1954

ACTOR Judy GarlandSCREENWRITERS Dorothy Parker, Alan Campbell, Robert Carson, William A. WellmanDIRECTOR William A. WellmanPRODUCER David O. Selznick

328 HAN SOLOMay the Force be with you.

STAR WARSTwentieth Century Fox, 1977

ACTOR Harrison FordSCREENWRITER George LucasDIRECTOR George LucasPRODUCER Gary Kurtz

329 PRINCESS LEIAHelp me, Obi-Wan Kenobi. You're my onlyhope.

STAR WARSTwentieth Century Fox, 1977

ACTOR Carrie Fisher SCREENWRITER George Lucas

DIRECTOR George LucasPRODUCER Gary Kurtz

330 DARTH VADERI am your father.

STAR WARS V: THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACKTwentieth Century Fox, 1980

ACTOR David Prowse, James Earl Jones (voice)

SCREENWRITERS Leigh Brackett, Lawrence KasdanDIRECTOR Irvin Kershner PRODUCER Gary Kurtz


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331 YODADo, or do not. There is no try.

STAR WARS V: THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACKTwentieth Century Fox, 1980

ACTOR Frank OzSCREENWRITERS Leigh Brackett, Lawrence KasdanDIRECTOR Irvin Kershner PRODUCER Gary Kurtz

332 STANLEY KOWALSKIStella! Hey, Stella!

A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE

Warner Bros., 1951

ACTOR Marlon BrandoSCREENWRITER Tennessee WilliamsDIRECTOR Elia KazanPRODUCER Charles K. Feldman

333 BLANCHE DUBOISI have always depended on the kindness ofstrangers.

A STREETCAR NAMED DESIREWarner Bros., 1951

ACTOR Vivien LeighSCREENWRITER Tennessee Williams

DIRECTOR Elia KazanPRODUCER Charles K. Feldman

334 HARRY CALLAHANGo ahead, make my day.

SUDDEN IMPACT

Warner Bros., 1983

ACTOR Clint EastwoodSCREENWRITER Joseph StinsonDIRECTOR Clint EastwoodPRODUCER Clint Eastwood


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335 JOHN L. SULLIVANThere's a lot to be said for making peoplelaugh. Did you know that's all some peoplehave? It isn't much, but it's better than

nothing in this cockeyed caravan. Boy!

SULLIVAN'S TRAVELSParamount, 1941

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