"Frankly, My Dear, I Don't Give a Damn!"

I see you got the pronunciasion LW

What we have here....is a failure to communicate

Strother Martin, "Cool Hand Luke"

"I am big. It's the pictures that have gotten small."
"Alright, Mr. DeMille. I'm ready for my closeup"

Gloria Swanson as Norma Desmond in "Sunset Blvd."

Feel free to correct me if I got a word are two wrong:

..."When I'm good, I'm good, but when I'm bad, I'm real Good"- The great, and brilliant Mae West.....

....I think this woman may be under-appreciated, as far as her intellwct is concern. Writing her own material, she created a risque personna, using double entendres, and dressed in what would be G rated apparrel today.

I used to live just above the Chateau Marmont in the Hollywood Hills and you could see directly down into the corner rear window of her apartment. However, she never drew the curtains aside. It was fun during parties to push people in front of the telescope and tell them they could see through those curtains and that she really is a man!

Now how did I know menyioning her would bring you out LW?
You been away a few days my Brother, I felt a void.

No, I've been out for years.

But I haven't been avoiding, just buzy at the gallery.

LW,
.....I was trying to guess what your position was at the gallery. My first guess was procurement. Then I thought about your background, and moniker. I'm thinking display, and interior design. I put all this in my e-mail by the way.

Nope, it's selling the art.

And you expect me to buy that?........................(heh-heee..I couldn't resist.. I'm tho thilly )

Here's a little side dish for you film afficianados:

.....Can anyone name a movie that ended on a line, as the title of this thread did, and had even more impact on the movie.... I'm going beddie-bye soon, and I'll return with the answer this afternoon.

[/QUOTE]..."When I'm good, I'm good, but when I'm bad, I'm real Good"- The great, and brilliant Mae West

I believe it's been posted but possibly the most famous last line in a film is:

"Well, nobody's perfect."

Awwww...LW...I got you too?...You see, that line really had no impact on the movie....This line actually solved a mystery... caught the bad guy and all. .........heh,heh,heh... Okay, not everybody at once now...whaddaya say when somebody sneezes?

BTW Lightwizard,
.....The speaker of your quote, was Joe E. Brown, right?

.....I apologize about the delay, I went to bed thinking my clue would be so ridiculasly easy. Perhaps the movie wasn't seen by too many people.
.....The movie was "The Taking of Pelham 1..2..3.." A subway train was being held hostage by a gang while the leader* was negotiating over the phone with a detective over the phone, played by Walter Mathau. All through the film the leader was sneezing and WM would say "Bless You", every time. Somehow after the ransome money was in the hands of the leader, Mathau had tracked it too the apartment, but he wasn't sure. after talking with the guy he still wasn't sure, so he went out the door and it seemed to be a perfect crime. As the door closed, he sneezed, WM said, "Bless you ",then he turned, and stuck his head in the door with a gotcha' look....freeze frame...roll the credits...


*I think E.G. Marshall, I'm not sure.

That was Joe E. Brown to Jack Lemmon in "Some Like It Hot" after Jack removes his drag wig and declares, "But you don't understand, Osgood, I'm a man."

So LW, did you ever see "Taking of Pelham...1...2..3..."?

It was so long ago I don't remember the movie.

Yup. booman. I remember the final scene well. It's not E.G. Marshall, it's...oh, damn! Now I can't remember. Martin Balsam?