Character 1: “Did you show up in Vienna that December?”
Character 2: “Uh, did you?”
Character 1: “No, I couldn’t, but, well, did you? It’s important to me.”
Character 1: “Why, if you didn’t?”
Character 1: “Did you show up in Vienna that December?”
Character 2: “Uh, did you?”
Character 1: “No, I couldn’t, but, well, did you? It’s important to me.”
Character 1: “Why, if you didn’t?”
“Teach it phenomenality, Doolittle.”
“Jeweler, you’ve failed.”
Yes. Paul was trying to convince Ringo that he didn’t need that ring finger to play the drums.
“Your mother’s a tracer!”
John Lennon in Help!
If I’m allowed to guess, The Third Man.
Dark Star.
Chasing Amy.
No. It’s one of a trilogy of films. One goes on in Vienna, one in Paris, and one in the Peloponnese coast in Greece.
Presumably Before… something
Yep! I tried this line before, way way upthread, but no one got it back then.
Yes, it’s Before Sunset.
Anyone know this one?
“Most men, they’ll tell you a story straight through. It won’t be complicated, but it won’t be interesting either.”
I’ll guess … Reservoir Dogs.
Nope. Not a Tarantino movie.
The last two lines in this movie.
“Bitch.”
“Bastard.”
Two For The Road?
Right! Albert Finney and Audrey Hepburn delivered those two lines, respectively.