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Evil Dead Burn - Cast and Director at the Los Angeles Fan Event
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Enola Holmes 3 - Exclusive Interview with Millie Bobby Brown
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Avengers: Doomsday - Official Poster
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Ice Age: Boiling Point - Official Teaser
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Other Mommy - Official Poster
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Remarkably Bright Creatures - Sally Field and Lewis Pullman Exclusive Interviews
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The Haunting of Hotel Transylvania - First Look at Mavis Dracula
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Mortal Kombat II - Martyn Ford and Joe Taslim Exclusive Interviews
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The Death of Robin Hood - Hugh Jackman and Director Michael Sarnoski Behind The Scenes
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Bing CrosbyQuotes

Bing Crosby
Birthday
May 3rd, 1903
From
Tacoma, Washington, USA
Actor

The Country Girl - Home Troubles and Denial

Bernie Dodd: Frank? Having trouble at home?
Frank Elgin: No, nothing like that. What's the matter? Don't you believe me?
Bernie Dodd: Everyone has trouble at home. The only ones who deny it are those that have too much of it.

The Country Girl - Exploring Relationships and Personal Dynamics in Performance

Bernie Dodd: Does your wife really want you to play this part?
Frank Elgin: Yeah, she's all for it.
Bernie Dodd: I was just wondering. The day I met her, she seemed a little difficult about terms and rather domineering, I thought.
Frank Elgin: She wasn't always like that.
Bernie Dodd: [[w:Juliet|Juliet; [w:Lady Macbeth|Lady Macbeth] Oh I know, I know. They all start out as ]s and wind up as ]s.

The Country Girl - Selling Philosophy as a Sunshine Salesman

Frank Elgin: Instead of selling a patent of medicine or something like that, I was selling a philosophy. You know, a sort of a sunshine salesman.

The Country Girl - Struggles of Everyday Life and Hope

Frank Elgin: I faced a crisis up there in Boston, and I got away with it. Just about anybody can face a crisis. It's that everyday living that's rough. I'm not sure I can lick it, but I think I got a chance.

Road to Zanzibar - Desire for Money Over Political Influence

Chuck Reardon: Everybody knows him. He's a philanthropist.
Hubert Fearless Frazier: I don't care who he votes for. I want my money.

Road to Zanzibar - Decision to Join the Journey

Hubert Fearless Frazier: [as they are about to leave with the villain] We're going with them...
Chuck Reardon: We're going with them...
Hubert Fearless Frazier, Chuck Reardon: We're going with them.
Hubert Fearless Frazier, Chuck Reardon: [starting the routine] Patty-cake, patty-cake, baker's man. Bake a cake as fast as you...
Hubert Fearless Frazier: He must've seen the picture!

Road to Rio - Confusion Between Baby and Bogie

Scat Sweeney: Baby?!
Hot Lips Barton: Baby? Seems more like Bogie!

Road to Rio - A Humorous Exchange on Cowardice

Scat Sweeney: Are you admitting you're a dirty coward?
Hot Lips Barton: No, a clean one!

Road to Rio - A Playful Exchange of Insults

Scat Sweeney: Swine!
Scat Sweeney: That's the same as swine.
Hot Lips Barton: All right. Ham!

The Bells of St. Mary's - Importance of Optimism in Recovery

Father Chuck O'Malley: Does she know about this.
Dr. McKay: Oh, not yet. It's very important that she doesn't know it. She has a wonderful vitality, a natural optimism, and that's the best medicine anyone can have. If that spirit is dampened, it would... it would have a depressing effect and delay her recovery.
Father Chuck O'Malley: She'll have to know about it. We... we can't just send her away without...
Dr. McKay: Don't you people, uh, more or less, uh, go where you're told without question?

The Bells of St. Mary's - Unexpected Presence in the Classroom

Father Chuck O'Malley: Luther? How'd he get in here?
Sister Mary Benedict: We never knew.

Road to Utopia - Cold Cards and Unexpected Destinations

Duke Johnson: Chester, you'd better face it - the cards say "Alaska!
Chester Hooton: No wonder - it's a cold deck!

Road to Utopia - Questioning Life and Death Perceptions

Chester Hooton: Am I dead?
Duke Johnson: I can't tell, you always look that way.

Road to Utopia - The Value of Experience in Learning

Duke Johnson: Experience is the best teacher.
Chester Hooton: Oh, experience is the best teacher, huh?
Duke Johnson: Naturally, and I'm a Ph.D.
Chester Hooton: Yeah, a pin-headed dope.

Road to Utopia - Reflections on Fear and Self-Perception

Duke Johnson: Can't you suppress it somehow?
Chester Hooton: Frighten me.
Duke Johnson: I can't, I haven't got a mirror.

Road to Utopia - Cold Comparisons Between Ice Types

Chester Hooton: Everything is cold! My nose is an iceberg.
Duke Johnson: Iceberg? That's a glacier.

Holiday Inn - Misguided Pursuits and Financial Realities

Jim Hardy: Lila's back in New York. I got a letter from her yesterday.
Ted Hanover: What happened to her millionaire?
Jim Hardy: Slight mistake there. He didn't own millions, he owed them.
Ted Hanover: Poor girl. Always straying to greener pastures and finding spinach.

Holiday Inn - Friendship and Farewells at Holiday Inn

Ted Hanover: I like it here... with you and Linda.
Jim Hardy: And we love having you. When are you leaving?

Holiday Inn - A Cold Night Without a Coat

Linda Mason: [gently pushes him] You better go inside, it's cold and you don't have a coat... Go on.
Jim Hardy: [kisses her, moves back] Well I don't need a coat anymore.

Holiday Inn - Counting Days Until the Next Holiday

Ted Hanover: [reading; skeptical] Come out and relax on a farm, music, dancing, home cooking. Open holidays only. Open holiday's only? Say, how many of them are there?
Jim Hardy: [excited] About 15. That gives me 350 days to kick around in!
Ted Hanover: [laughing] You would think of that!

Holiday Inn - Defining Success Through Family and Happiness

Linda Mason: My father was a lot like you, just a man with a family. Never amounted to much, didn't care. But as long as he was alive, we always had plenty to eat and clothes to keep us warm.
Jim Hardy: Were you happy?
Jim Hardy: Then your father was a very successful man.

Holiday Inn - Nostalgic Dream of a White Christmas

Jim Hardy: I'm dreaming of a white Christmas, Just like the ones I used to know.

Holiday Inn - Nostalgic Reflection on a Past Love

Jim Hardy: [trying to describe Linda] She was sort of a medium built, medium height. With a nice evening gown on with a belt in the back. She's sorta built like the girl I knew from the corner drugstore who used to play pinball. Conshwella Schlepkiss. I remember she was high man three weeks in a row.

The Road to Hong Kong - Assessing the Threat of Unfriendly Killers

Harry Turner: Those guys mean business. They're killers, murders.
Chester Babcock: Besides that, they're unfriendly.

The Road to Hong Kong - Business Before Pleasure in Conversation

Diane: Are you sure you're not pulling my leg?
Harry Turner: Business first, fun and games later, mm?

The Road to Hong Kong - Caution Against Misunderstanding Intelligence

Harry Turner: You got a mind like a sponge.
Chester Babcock: Yeah, don't get any ideas about squeezing it, either.

The Road to Hong Kong - A Will's Exclusion Sparks Unequal Cheer

Harry Turner: Happy landings, buster!
Chester Babcock: I don't know what you're so happy about. You're not mentioned in my will.

The Road to Hong Kong - Misadventures in Medical Assistance

Harry Turner: Don't I always get you the best medical attention available?
Chester Babcock: Yeah, like that doctor you got me in Bombay last month.
Harry Turner: How was I going to know he was an elephant doctor?
Chester Babcock: You should have known by the size of his thermometer.
Harry Turner: Yes, was a bit large.
Chester Babcock: When he shook it, I was still on it.

The Road to Hong Kong - Dividing Time Among Friends

Diane: There must be some sensible solution to this problem.
Harry Turner: Well, of course there is. Two fellas, one girl. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, you come to my house.
Chester Babcock: Yeah. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, my house.
Diane: What about Sunday?
Chester Babcock: Everybody rests.

The Road to Hong Kong - Understanding Relationships and Perceptions of Age

Harry Turner: An hour ago she flipped over me. I don't dig it.
Chester Babcock: Well, that's understandable. An impressionable young thing falls for an elderly fellow. She probably thought you were a father figure.
Harry Turner: Father figure?
Chester Babcock: Yes, then she took another look and found out you had your father's figure.

The Road to Hong Kong - Uncertainty and Action Amidst the Unknown

Harry Turner: [hands Chester a hand mirror] Who's that?
Chester Babcock: [seeing his reflection] I don't know, but gimme a stick and I'll kill it.

The Road to Hong Kong - Skepticism about Danger in Friendship

Harry Turner: Chester, I give you my solemn word. This time it's not dangerous.
Chester Babcock: Not dangerous?
Chester Babcock: That's what cha said when you shot me out of a cannon, when you dropped me in a tank with an octopus, when you had me wrestle a gorilla. It's not dangerous! I'm not going'. I'm through. I've had it. So forget it, Charlie!

Going My Way - The Importance of Community Support in Church

Father Chuck O'Malley: Mr. Haines is going to give us a mortgage to take care of the difference.
Ted Haines Sr.: That's right, father. He convinced me I have a heart. And, after all, it wouldn't be a church without a mortgage.
Father Fitzgibbons: That's right. That's right.

Going My Way - Discussion of Ted's Injury and Recognition

Father Chuck O'Malley: Poor young Ted has been wounded in Africa.
Father Fitzgibbons: Ah, too bad.
Father Chuck O'Malley: They're shipping him home.
Father Fitzgibbons: Fine, upstanding young fellow. Maybe they'll decorate him.
Father Chuck O'Malley: Nnnno, I doubt it. Some friend of his ran over him in a jeep.

Going My Way - Misunderstandings in Parish Care Advice

Father Fitzgibbons: Well, did you make your parish calls?
Father Chuck O'Malley: Oh, yes. Mrs. McGonigle's rheumatism is kicking up again. I told her to bury a potato in the back yard.
Father Fitzgibbons: That's for warts.
Father Chuck O'Malley: That's what she said.

Going My Way - A Lighthearted Exchange on Pilot Lights

Father Chuck O'Malley: [Gives a spoonful of medicine to Father Fitzgibbon] Here, take this. That'll keep the pilot light burning.
Father Fitzgibbons: Yes, it ought to. Tastes like it has kerosene in it.

Going My Way - Conflict Over Church's Future and Legacy

Ted Haines Jr.: He wants to tear down the church and make a parking lot out of it. Can you imagine it? He's a very disliked man. I'm sort of following in his footsteps.
Father Chuck O'Malley: Junior, hmm?

Going My Way - Advice on Discretion and Conduct

Father Chuck O'Malley: [to Father Fitzgibbons as he goes to chip a golf shot out of a sand trap] Keep your head down now, father. And watch your language.

Road to Morocco - Despair and Frustration in the Desert

Turkey Jackson: I can't go on! No food, no water. It's all my fault. We're done for! It's got me. I can't stand it! No food, nothing! No food, no water! No food!
Jeff Peters: What's the matter with you, anyway? There's New York. We'll be picked up in a few minutes.
Turkey Jackson: [[w:Academy Award|Academy Award] You had to open your big mouth and ruin the only good scene I got in the picture. I might have won the ]!

Road to Morocco - Unexpected Transaction in Morocco

Turkey Jackson: How'd you get the spinach, old boy?
Jeff Peters: Funny thing, a guy I've never seen before in my life gives me 2,500 Kolacs... . that's 200 federal diplomas, are you listening?
Turkey Jackson: 200 skins? Why, what for?
Jeff Peters: I sold him something.
Turkey Jackson: Well you've got nothing to sell! We've already hocked your pivot tooth.
Jeff Peters: It wasn't much, but it was all I had, and was he anxious to get it!
Turkey Jackson: What did you sell him?
Jeff Peters: Look, uh, Orville, I want you to keep very calm now. Don't get excited.
Turkey Jackson: [grabbing Jeff, nervous] What did you sell him?
Turkey Jackson: Oh, well, for a minute I - HUH? Me? Wait a minute, get that guy and give him those fish back! What's the matter with you, you can't sell me, I'm not a horse! It's just the way I comb my hair!

Road to Morocco - A Conversation About Payment and Risks

Turkey Jackson: How do you figure on paying for all this?
Jeff Peters: What are you, scared? You got red blood, ain't you?
Turkey Jackson: Yeah, but I don't want to get it all over strangers.
Jeff Peters: Go ahead, eat up, eat up son. I'll think of something.
Turkey Jackson: These guys don't monkey around, they got knives, they're liable to try and get the food back the hard way.

Road to Morocco - Becoming an American Idiot

Jeff Peters: Turkey, from now on you're sacred.
Turkey Jackson: What do you mean, sacred?
Jeff Peters: You just became a full-blooded American idiot.
Turkey Jackson: No, you do it! Who's gonna believe I'm an idiot?
Jeff Peters: Will you look at the head start you got?

Road to Morocco - A Search for Orville's Location

Jeff Peters: Orville, where are you?
Turkey Jackson: Right over here, behind these goosepimples.

Road to Morocco - Aunt Lucy's Last Wish

Turkey Jackson: Aunt Lucy. I can see her now, lying on her dying bed, looking at you with those big, trusting eyes. Before I go, Jeff, promise me one thing, she said. Promise me you'll always be a friend to little Orville, she said. No matter what happens, you'll never leave the little jerk, she said. Promise me, Jeff, promise me, she said.
Jeff Peters: Yeah, then she up and died before I had the chance to say no.

Road to Morocco - A Disagreement on Storming the Place

Jeff Peters: We must storm the place.
Turkey Jackson: You storm. I'll stay here and drizzle.

Road to Morocco - Debate on Life and Death Perspectives

Turkey Jackson: I hope she didn't hear that. The dead have a way of coming back you know.
Jeff Peters: Get out, when they're dead they're dead.
Turkey Jackson: Not Aunt Lucy, she was a Republican.

Road to Morocco - Misunderstandings Amidst Desert Adventures

Turkey Jackson: A fine thing. First, you sell me for two hundred bucks. Then I'm gonna marry the Princess; then you cut in on me. Then we're carried off by a desert sheik. Now, we're gonna have our heads chopped off.
Jeff Peters: I know all that.
Turkey Jackson: Yeah, but the people who came in the middle of the picture don't.
Jeff Peters: You mean they missed my song?

Road to Morocco - Desert Sheik's Proposal to Princess Shalmar

Jeff Peters: Say fuzzy, who is that headstrong impetuous boy?
Bystander: He is Mullay Kasim, the Desert Sheik.
Turkey Jackson: What'd he come to town for, a manicure?
Bystander: Oh, he loves the Princess Shalmar of Karameesh. He has come here to ask her to marry him.
Jeff Peters: I'd hate to be around when he comes for a divorce!

Road to Morocco - Confusion Over a Kangaroo Encounter

Jeff Peters: [Turkey Jackson is frightened when a camel sneaks up behind them] What are you yelling about? It's only a kangaroo!

Road to Bali - Navigating Complications in Relationships

Harold Gridley: Hey! What are you gonna do with TWO girls?
George Cochran: That's...um...MY problem....

Road to Bali - Road to Bali - Dialogue 7

Princess Lala: [showing a portrait of a woman in regal dress] She was my mother, Queen Tama of Vaatu.
George Cochran: Hm, beautiful.
Princess Lala: [indicating the portrait next to it of a man in a kilt] And he was my father.
George Cochran: Didn't anybody in the family wear the pants?

Road to Bali - Gossip Among Friends in Bali

Harold Gridley: Say, Haggis!
George Cochran: What is it, MacBaggis?
Harold Gridley: Have you heard the latest about MacTavish?
George Cochran: What's he done now?
Harold Gridley: I heard he's living on the roof!
George Cochran: Why would he be living on the roof?
Harold Gridley: Because he heard someone say, "Drinks are on the house!

Road to Bali - Road to Bali - Dialogue 4

George Cochran: What's that?
Harold Gridley: [[Errol Flynn] Oh, that's ]. He can't stand it.

Road to Bali - Curiosity and Humor About Local Culture

George Cochran: I wonder what the locals are like?
Princess Lala: I hope they're not cannibals or headhunters!
Harold Gridley: I hope they're orange pickers, I want to get out of this tree!
George Cochran: Oh, stop squawking, you'll fall off when you're ripe!

Road to Bali - Cultural Dress and Assumptions in Bali

Harold Gridley: Is that the way all the natives dress on your island?
Male Native: Nods
Harold Gridley: Really? George, do you suppose...
George Cochran: Not a chance.
Harold Gridley: Stick around folks, he could be wrong you know.