What is this from? Movie Quote Game

[housemouse]

carl1951 said:

On Her Majesty's Secret Service."
The only Aussie: Lasenby
Diana Rigg ( I believe played his short-lived wife.)

"Casino Royale." A poor excuse for a Bond movie; but, it still is one.

Answer : "I have a brother." in "Diamonds are Forever." One of the Slumberland thugs said that.


Later, Carl

What?? Casino Royale is my FAVORITE Bond movie! David Niven as Bond, and none other than Woody Allen with hiccups through the entire move!!

[carl1951]

To qualify as a "Bond Babe," you must have at least one favorite Bond Movie.
You are now an "Official Bond Babe."
Congratulations, Mouse.

Later, Carl

[carl1951]

Another Gimme:
"There's no place like home; there's no place like home; there's no place like home."
What movie and who said it?
The bonus point: What city's name was on the balloon that Dorothy (this is a hint) missed?
Extra Bonus Point: Who played the Tinman?

And if anyone as information as to the whereabouts of the missing Ruby Slippers: Call 1-800-Ruby Red

Later, Carl

[housemouse]

carl1951 said:

To qualify as a "Bond Babe," you must have at least one favorite Bond Movie.
You are now an "Official Bond Babe."
Congratulations, Mouse.

Great - she typed - sarcasm dripping from her fingers.

[housemouse]

Here are two from the same movie:

"Now I have come to a crossroads in my life."

"Tell your dad he's looking good Charlie."

[shmeep]

housemouse said:

Here are two from the same movie:

"Now I have come to a crossroads in my life."

"Tell your dad he's looking good Charlie."

Scent of a woman. Recognized the second quote in particular since I've--er--watched that scene a couple of times. Anyone notice how our guy made every line of that exchange resonate. He was all over that character. Even when Al Pacino's character says something like, "What am I gonna do, tell him no?" and Officer Dole says, "Yes." Just one word, but so perfectly delivered. (I think that was how it went, but I could be wrong. You get the point, though.)

[housemouse]

I should have known the second one would give it away! It won't be so easy next time!

[maggiethecat]

maggiethecat said:

housemouse said:

"Bye Bye fellas, have fund storming the castle!

These movie quotes are all too new. Does anyone out there do the classics from the 30s, 40s and 50s?

1. "We didn't need dialogue -- we had faces."
2. "You're going out there a youngster but you've got to come back a star."
3. "Badges? We don't need no stinkin badges."
4. "There is no Schubert Theatre in San Francisco. That was a stupid lie, not worthy of you."
5. "I am my own grandmother and I've got to keep the old girl amused."
6. "Godfrey put me in the shower! He put me in the shower!"
7. "Put me in your pocket, Mike."
8. "Fulminate of mercury! Bam!!!"
9. "How do they do they do that? It's like Jello on springs. I tell you, it's a whole different sex."
10. "Mr. Andrews, aren't you even going to try for it?"

Winner who answers all ten will get an unopened box of Cracker Jacks and a ticket to the next AFI screening of whatever they next decide to restore!

Here are the answers, and kudos to Shmeep for getting moat of them!
1. Gloria Swanson in Sunset Boulevard
2. Warner Baxter to Ruby Keeler in 42nd Street
3. Quoted in other movies, but originally from The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
4. Yup. All About Eve
5. Obscure, but funny nonetheless. From Swingtime (I probably have all 9 Astaire/Rogers RKO films committed to memory.)
6. Carole Lombard in My Man Godfrey
7. Kate the Great in Phildelphia Story
8. Jack Lemmon in Mister Rogers (his first Oscar)
9. Jack Lemmon again, in Some Like it Hot
10. A Night to Remember (Don't even talk to me about Titanic -- this one's the real deal!)