"I want every veterinarian, butcher, furrier in the district interviewed." Who said it & in which film?
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Johnny Depp as Aberline in "From Hell".
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If I answer are you going to hunt me down and kill me? :) I loved "The Hills Have Eyes". Go see it.
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"My Dark Desires"\n"If I started murdering people, there'd be none of you left." (Charles Manson from one of his very entertaining parole hearings)
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Wasn't it "Gordon Gecko",(From the movie "Wallstreet") , who said.\n\n"Greed is good. Greed works." "Work the system; just don't get caught."\n\n\n\nThat is what many of our "business-men" and "politicians" were "raised" on; the "glory days" of Reagan ,"Gordon Gecko's" motto and "Trickle-Down Economics".This is the legacy we have made. How proud we should be! \n\n Morals are a joke. Morals are what you talk about at BBQ's & cocktail party's, while you secretly ,(or openly), steal money & office supplies from your company. \n\nHere is another good Example:Here is the name of a movie that came out last year:"Get Rich or Die Try'n" \n\nDoesn't this movie title "Sum Up" the attitude of American's today?!!?\n\nAnd for every "Ken Lay", there is 50 other people doing the same thing, and NEVER get caught.\n\nOops! It's time I slip off my "soap-box", I got a "tee-time" at 3:00 at the country club.............\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n(see what I mean)\n\n\n\n\n\n(lol)
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I think you mean "Where does it hurt?" which is a really funny indie movie he did. There's copies on Ebay, but not many. BTW, it's from  '72.
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Eat me!  Hahaha.  That part of the movie cracks me up every single time I see it.  One of the best lines in any movie, if you ask me.
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Check out this website by imdb.com\n\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0418647/quotes
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All time favorite:  "Sometimes I wave to people I don't know.  It's very dangerous to wave to people you don't know, because what if they don't have a hand?  They'll think you're cocky.  “Look what I got motherfucker, this thing is useful. . . I'm gonna go pick something up.”\n\nRunners up:\n  "When you go to a restaurant on the weekends and it’s busy they start a waiting list. They start calling out names, they say “Dufrane, party of two. Dufrane, party of two.” And if no one answers they’ll say their name again. “Dufrane, party of two, Dufrane, party of two.” But then if no one answers they’ll just go right on to the next name. “Bush, party of three.” Yeah, but what happened to the Dufranes? No one seems to give a shit. Who can eat at a time like this - people are missing. You fuckers are selfish… the Dufranes are in someone’s trunk right now, with duct tape over their mouths. And they’re hungry! That’s a double whammy. We need help. Bush, search party of three! You can eat when you find the Dufranes."\n\n"Alcoholism is a disease, but it's the only one you can get yelled at for having. Goddamn it Otto, you are an alcoholic. Goddamn it Otto, you have Lupis... one of those two doesn't sound right."\n\n"I was at this casino minding my own business, and this guy came up to me and said, "You're gonna have to move, you're blocking a fire exit." As though if there was a fire, I wasn't gonna run. If you're flammible and have legs, you are never blocking a fire exit."\n\n"You know they call corn-on-the-cob, "corn-on-the-cob", but that's how it comes out of the ground. They should just call it corn, and every other type of corn, corn-off-the-cob. It's not like if someone cut off my arm they would call it "Mitch", and then re-attached it, and call it "Mitch-all-together". \n\n" like buying snacks from a vending machine because food is better when it falls. Sometimes at the grocery, I'll drop a candy bar so that it will achieve its maximum flavor potential."\n\n\n\nThese ones are good too:\n"I'm an ice sculptor. Last night I made a cube."\n\n"A guy came up to me in the airport, saying, "Dude, I saw you on TV last night!" But he did not say whether or not he thought I was good. He just confirmed I was on television. So I turned away for a minute, and then I turned back toward him and said, "I saw you at the airport about a minute ago. And you were good!"\n\n"I think pickles are cucumbers that sold out. They sold their soul to the devil, and the devil is dill..."
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The film was The Rookie 1990\n\nNick Pulovski says it\n\nDWD
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Who?....I don't know a Bill Casady.....I don't know him so stop asking me who he is....I said stop......I asked you kindly now would you please stop asking me.....That's it, I'm outta here....\n\n\n\nThat's a stupid idea...The movie I mean.
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...how he got in my pajamas I'll never know!\nThat's what Groucho Marx says as Captain Spaulding in Animal Crackers.
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"I wanna a chimichanga!!"\n\nBernie Focker in Meet the Fockers
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I would love to have this one:\n\nhttp://www.ifilm.com/ifilmdetail/2727144?htv=12&htv=12
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Sounds like something from the Red Meat website.  But Courage the cowardly dog works also.  Could be the Doc Gerbil episode.
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Clooney was actually asked about running for office, and his reply was something like "I've been with too many women and did too many drugs to ever run for elective office."\n\nI'm sure if you check the entertainment websites, you can find the exact quote. Found it!\n\n"Run for office? No. I've slept with too many women, I've done too many drugs, and I've been to too many parties."\n-George Clooney
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I'm a doctor & I like to kill; I like to kill, so here's your bill?\n-DEVO
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How about straight from the horse's mouth??\n\nQuestioning the Story:\n\nWas the groundskeeper played by Charles S. Dutton a real character?\nRudy answered no to this question himself during an interview with the Pigskin Post by saying the following, "He was a composite, but that was reality. And that’s what happened in my life…all through my life. I would encounter people like that and they would help me get through the tough times through their wisdom and their encouragement."\n\nWas there actually a priest who helped Rudy get into Holy Cross Junior College?\nIn the same Pigskin Post interview as above, Rudy replied to this question by saying, "There were several who played important roles, but, again, you can’t develop them all in one two-hour movie."\n\nDid Rudy really sleep in the maintenance room of the football stadium?\nRudy actually slept in a room in the basketball arena. The school had the room there for someone to stay during off-hours for insurance reasons.\n\nWas coach Dan Devine really that cold-hearted against dressing Rudy for the last home game of Rudy's college career?\nIn Devine's autobiography, Simply Devine, he writes that it was his idea to dress Rudy for the final game of his college career and also to play him. Devine says that the screenwriter, Angelo Pizzo, told him that the plot would only work if Devine became the heavy. He agreed in order to help out Rudy, someone whom he calls a friend. "I didn't realize I would be such a heavy," he writes.\n\nDoes the real Rudy Ruettiger appear in the film?\nYes, Rudy does appear in the movie. He can be found near the end in the stands behind Ned Beatty, who plays Rudy's father. The real Rudy is the man Ned turns around and beats on when Rudy gets in the game. He is wearing a little hat and blue jacket.\n\nDid the studios approach Rudy to make the film or did Rudy approach the studios with his story?\nRudy in fact approached the studios with his story. In an interview with the Pigskin Post he said, "It took ten years to get it to the screen. Many rejections, many ups, many downs. Getting involved with people who should never have been involved. Every legal problem you can imagine, we experienced. People stealing my rights and selling my rights…it was unbelievable."\n\nWhat does Rudy Ruettiger do today?\nUpon graduating from Notre Dame, Rudy spent one year as a grad assistant and then went on to work in the insurance industry. Today, Rudy works primarily as a motivational speaker, often appearing to speak in front of large corporations. He has also co-authored several motivational books (right).\n\nHow much would it cost to have Rudy motivationally speak in front of your company?\nAccording to the Premiere Speakers Bureau (link to Bureau's Rudy page), Rudy's keynote fee is roughly $17,500. It could vary based upon length of presentation, location of event and other factors. Usually, travel and expenses are additional costs above speaker fees. Rudy's topics include athletes, inspiration, motivation, and overcoming adversity.\n\nWas there anyone else in the running to play the character of Rudy?\nRudy answered this in an interview by saying, "Chris O'Donnell had the role. The only reason he wasn't picked was there was something about Astin at the last moment that changed their mind. I think it was his naive type of appeal. He did a great job."\n\nIs it true that Rudy was the only player to ever be carried off the field at Notre Dame stadium?\nYes, it is true. The filmmakers recreated the scene with real fans during a break in the 1992 Boston College game. Some 60,000 fans stood and cheered as actor Sean Astin was carried off the field.