Was the actor Jimmy Stewart? Did he say this to Katharine Hepburn?
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Lash Goth
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Fri 27 Dec, 2002 09:11 pm
OMIGOSH! It was Cary Grant to Joan Fontaine, but no one was flying a plane in that movie. I demand an answer!!!
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Rae
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Fri 27 Dec, 2002 09:46 pm
<snicker, snicker>
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Rae
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Fri 27 Dec, 2002 09:47 pm
Sorry.....Did I make ya jump?
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Lash Goth
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Fri 27 Dec, 2002 11:41 pm
I think I'm supposed to logout, so it may appear that I live here. I've been annoying other people in far away lands. You could call them Democrats. This is, admittedly, not what I've been calling them.
Seriously, Rae, if you know the answer, I'm afraid that I must demand it immediately! These things give me head cramps.
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Lightwizard
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Sat 28 Dec, 2002 11:14 am
You're veering way off couse now. This film is from 1936 and involves the Pacific Ocean.
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Rae
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Sat 28 Dec, 2002 11:16 am
Yeah, what LW said. :wink:
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Lightwizard
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Sat 28 Dec, 2002 11:41 am
Okay, Lash -- just be sure you've read the rules of decorum on interacting within the forum!
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Lash Goth
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Sat 28 Dec, 2002 11:54 am
Lightwizard, please clarify your previous post. I don;t know if you are kidding or serious.
Thank you.
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Lightwizard
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Sat 28 Dec, 2002 12:15 pm
Just ribbing you -- I don't recall ever coming across any of your posts that were not within decorum.
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Raggedyaggie
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Sat 28 Dec, 2002 12:29 pm
This is a toughie, LW. I'm guessing Bogart in China Clipper. The earlier hit being The Petrified Forest.
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Lightwizard
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Sat 28 Dec, 2002 12:42 pm
Correct -- but Pat O'Brien to Humphrey Bogart in "China Clipper."
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Raggedyaggie
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Sat 28 Dec, 2002 12:56 pm
Oh, I'd never have gotten it if you hadn't given a clue about the actor (in the 30s), L. W. I thought it related to flying.
New quote:
I'm no lawyer. All a lawyer cares about is the law.
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Lash Goth
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Sat 28 Dec, 2002 01:18 pm
Raggedyaggie wrote:
Oh, I'd never have gotten it if you hadn't given a clue about the actor (in the 30s), L. W. I thought it related to flying.
New quote:
I'm no lawyer. All a lawyer cares about is the law.
Julia Roberts as "Erin Brockovich"? or can they quotes only be from good movies?
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Lightwizard
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Sat 28 Dec, 2002 01:28 pm
That's actually Orson Welles to Charleton Heston as Vargas in "Touch of Evil." I liked "Erin Brockovich" and so did the critics and audiences so I guess it qualifies.
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Lash Goth
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Sat 28 Dec, 2002 01:40 pm
That's helpful. I wasn't sure if my pool of possible guesses included popular movies, or was limited to classics. The few answers I saw made me think we were limited to classics.
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Lightwizard
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Sat 28 Dec, 2002 01:46 pm
Classics may be more difficult clues as current reviews still exist on more current popular movies and makes research easier if the answer doesn't immediately pop into one's head. Raggedy probably picked that film not remembering it's one of my favorites so it's unlikely I wouldn't catch on pretty quickly.
"Brockovitch" is one of those popular films which garnered some really good critical response, but it one doesn't believe the film was good is, of course, their privilege:
Ah, to the contrary LW. I picked Touch of Evil because I know it's one of your favorites. I'm in a generous mood today, and particularly so because of the good hint you gave for the previous quote.
I think I'm supposed to logout, so it may appear that I live here. I've been annoying other people in far away lands. You could call them Democrats. This is, admittedly, not what I've been calling them.
