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Correct :thumbs:

Your turn :hugesmile:

This was a good idea James, it's fun. :spin2:

Ok, here's a toughie!

"I don't like a man with too many muscles"

:laugh:

I know. I know. :colour:

It's The Rocky Horror Picture Show. :laugh:

Well done miriam :hello:

Your turn next :thumbs:

Okey dokey.

How about:

This is a knife!

:spin2:

'That's not a knife. This a knife!' :laugh:

Mick 'Crocodile' Dundee's response to a New York mugger's blade.

So it's 'Crocodile Dundee'.

I thought that one would be more difficult than the other one!!

Congratulations, James and over to you for the next quote.

:wavey:

I knew that one, trust me to miss it! :bawling:

Quote:

Character A: Why do you want to marry her?

Character B: Well, I love her.

Character A: That’s not good enough.

Character B: I beg your pardon?

Character A: Do you like her?

Which film?

Can we have a clue please?

:conf:

Quote:

Originally posted by Janette
Can we have a clue please?

Jimmy Stewart was in it.

HARVEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sorry Janette, that's not it.

Guess again.

Doh!

High Society!

:thumbs:

Nope,

James Stewart is credited with appearing in about 80 so this could take a while if I don't put up another clue:

It's set during the American Civil War.

Mr Smith Goes To Washington?

(I'm struggling James!)

It's not that.

I found this. It's the whole of the dialogue from the scene:

Quote:

Sam: Well, to come straight to the point of the matter, Sir, I want to ask for your daughter’s hand.

Mr. A.: You mean you want to marry her, Sam?

Sam: Yes, Sir.

Mr. A.: Why do you want to marry her?

Sam: Well, I love her, Mr. Anderson.

Mr. A.: That’s not good enough, Sam.

Sam: I beg your pardon?

Mr. A.: Do you like her?

Sam: Well, I just said I—

Mr. A.: No, no, you said you loved her. There’s some difference between lovin’ and likin’. When I married Jenny’s mother I didn’t love her, I liked her. I liked her a whole lot. I liked Martha for at least 3 years after we were married, and then one day it just dawned on me I loved her. I still do…I still do. You see Sam, when you love a woman without likin’ her the night can be long and cold and contempt comes up with the sun, and…Do you understand all this I’m tellin’ ya?

Sam: Yes, Sir.

Mr. A.: Well?

Sam: Oh, well, I like Jenny, Sir. I’ve always liked her.

Mr. A.: Then you be good to her, because if you don’t, it’s between you and me, boy.

Sam: Thank you, Sir. Thank you, Sir!

:bawling:

Don't know!

:bawling:

There's a lot of truth in what he says, too, James.

Unfortunately, I've never seen the film but, once I know what it is, I'll certainly be watching it.

:colour:

Anyone else know?

I kind of chose this because I know what you're like when it comes to talking about love and romance! :laugh:

:hugesmile:

The year, I believe, was 1965.

Hooray!

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I was worried that no-one would get it.

:hugesmile: