Now a hint for the second one: Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee were in it, but it wasn't a Hammer film...

"OK, all the rest of you bastages can gamble!"

So here's my next hint for that Cushing/Lee non-Hammer 60s classic. Don't forget, the line was "De Sade said he wasn't mad, and I believe him. He was far worse than mad. He was possessed. Possessed by an evil spirit. A spirit that still inhabits the plastic entity on strings."

Of course, you have to replace that last bit with the title of the film.

Music by Horror Goddess Elisabeth Lutyens.

Last lines of the film:
"So what's the explanation? Witchcraft?"
"Hardly! Not in this day and age. Not in this day and age." (Shot from the plastic entity's point of view.)

So here's my next hint for that Cushing/Lee non-Hammer 60s classic. Don't forget, the line was "De Sade said he wasn't mad, and I believe him. He was far worse than mad. He was possessed. Possessed by an evil spirit. A spirit that still inhabits the plastic entity on strings."

Of course, you have to replace that last bit with the title of the film.

Music by Horror Goddess Elisabeth Lutyens.

Last lines of the film:
"So what's the explanation? Witchcraft?"
"Hardly! Not in this day and age. Not in this day and age." (Shot from the plastic entity's point of view.)

"The death of (so and so), the abduction of (so and so), the rite on the hill...all these things happened, but now they have NOT happened. We have been returned." (or something similar).

"Thank God."

I'll muddy up the waters with another quote:

quote:

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Originally posted by AaronR1074:
Hey Hey Hey! Can I jump in!

"OK, all the rest of you bastages can gamble!"

Whereas, one actor turns to another in response, "What a MOUTH on that guy!!"

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You sad, sad people. Those of you who haven't seen this film are missing one of the most hillarious comedies of the 80's aside from the likes of Mel Brooks.

Ok all, before I give you the answer you may hold your magnums ("It shoots through schools!" hint, hint) up to your head and be prepared to pull the trigger.

The answer is of course, "Johnny Dangerously."

I'm SO surprised no one has got the Bond film quote! Come on people, it was LARGO's hideaway! Is ANYBODY reading this?

Here's a little test, just to see if anyone is really looking at this. I've made it easy enough:

"Come on, speak! You have a civil tongue in your head! I know, because I sewed it in there!"

"She'd change her name to TV f---ing Listings to get in the newspaper."

Sounds hard, right?
First hint: It's a movie released in the '90s. More to come.

quote:

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Originally posted by SBD:
Second hint: The film was based on a book by a prominent author...who also happens to be a filmmaker!

NP - Dennis the Menace ****/*****

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Okay, wild guess: Is it a David Mamet film?

The person who said this line played a doctor in an early '70s film.

Michael Crichton did write the original novel.

I wish I could remember the exact quote, but I think it was an in-joke when the eccentric old wizzened camp character said (I think it was referring to wine too):

"It's my only weakness!"

I think he also said "Have a potato!"

As for the Dracula quote, I think Gary Oldman has the same line in Bram Stoker's.