I'm mad as hell, and I'm not gonna take it anymore! - Network
Lend all men thine ear, but lend few your tongue - Hamlet
Neither a borrower nor a lender be. - Hamlet
Doubt the the stars are fire; doubt that the moon's above; doubt that the truth's a liar; but never doubt my love - Hamlet
I picked a helluva week to give up _____ - Airplane!
You can always pay half the poor to kill the other half. - Boss Tweed, Gangs of New York
The first rule of politics: the ballots don't make the election winner, the counters make the winner. - Boss Tweed, Gangs of New York
Fasten your seat belts, it's going to be a bumpy night - All About Eve
You can still dish it out, but you just can't take it anymore - Little Caesar
They're screaming "sell, sell!- I ain't gonna have enough money to buy the G.I. Joe with the Kung Fu grip!" - Trading Places
There's an ocean of money out there, I can always make money. - The Perfect Murder
Back off, big guy, that may work with the chorus girls... - Scrooged (Bill Murray)
Hit me one more time, I'm gonna rip your wings off! (Murray)
Ooo, you know I like the rough stuff! - Scrooged (Carol Kane)
The view's no good unless you've got someone to share it with. - Out of the Past
I thought that Mr. Clutter was a nice gentleman, right up to when I slit his throat - In Cold Blood
I love the smell of napalm in the morning. It smells like, ..victory - Apocalypse Now!
Charlie don't surf! - Apocalypse Now!
Never get off the boat! Never get off the boat! - Apocalypse Now!
One day this war's gonna end - Apocalypse Now!
I've eaten a lot of humble bread in the years I've known you. - When Ladies MeetWar is for young men of courage and valor, keeping the peace is for old men with nothing else to do. - Lawrence of Arabia
He likes your lemonade. - Lawrence of Arabia
Thank Allah that when he made you a fool he gave you a fool's face - Lawrence of Arabia
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I apologize if You've answered this already in Your blog; but I'm not finding it, have been looking everywhere online and think You may have the answer!
I saw a black and white film years ago that was shot in the '50s or '60s by a marina in a small italian village. I'd thought it was starring Gina Lolabrigita but am certain now it wasn't her. Doensn't feel like Sophia Loren either. She played a prostitute, but in a light-hearted romantic comedy way. She wore lovely white cotton dresses and rode a bicycle. Small boys whistled at her and she was kind and friendly to everyone. The men of the village were all in love with her and very almost big-brotherly protective of her. Of course, the entire village ends up loving her for some reason I can't remember. And I think a writer fell i love with her. It's making my brain itch! I wanted to share it with a couple of friends but can't even remember what it was. Does any of that ring a bell?
Thank You for Your time!!!!!
Katy
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