Movie Marathon (Part 4)

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Muppets that have appeared in movies

  1. Big Bird
  2. Kermit
  3. Fozzie Bear
  4. Oscar the Grouch
  5. Miss Piggy
  6. Gonzo
  7. Elmo
  8. Sam Eagle
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Muppets that have appeared in movies

  1. Big Bird
  2. Kermit
  3. Fozzie Bear
  4. Oscar the Grouch
  5. Miss Piggy
  6. Gonzo
  7. Elmoemphasized text
  8. Sam Eagle
  9. Thog

Thog’s first appearance was in The Great Santa Claus Switch and was seen at the end of the Muppet Movie during the singing of “Rainbow Connection.”

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Muppets that have appeared in movies

  1. Big Bird
  2. Kermit
  3. Fozzie Bear
  4. Oscar the Grouch
  5. Miss Piggy
  6. Gonzo
  7. Elmoemphasized text
  8. Sam Eagle
  9. Thog
  10. Grover

In The Blues Brothers , a customer is holding a plush toy Grover and asks “Do you also have a Miss Piggy?” right before the Bluesmobile crashes through the wall of the store.

“It’s my only line!” - Memorable, or even not so memorable, lines that are a character’s only line in the movie.

  1. “Great party, isn’t it?” - Injured guest in The Shining
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“It’s my only line!” - Memorable, or even not so memorable, lines that are a character’s only line in the movie.

  1. “Great party, isn’t it?” - Injured guest in The Shining
  2. “No.” - Marcel Marceau in “Mel Brooks Silent Movie”

The only line spoken in the movie, and it’s by a world-renown mime.

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“It’s my only line!” - Memorable, or even not so memorable, lines that are a character’s only line in the movie.

  1. “Great party, isn’t it?” - Injured guest in The Shining
  2. “No.” - Marcel Marceau in Mel Brooks’s Silent Movie
  3. “Why is a schoolteacher in space?” - Meryl Streep in Project Hail Mary
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“It’s my only line!” - Memorable, or even not so memorable, lines that are a character’s only line in the movie.

  1. “Great party, isn’t it?” - Injured guest in The Shining
  2. “No.” - Marcel Marceau in Mel Brooks’s Silent Movie
  3. “Why is a schoolteacher in space?” - Meryl Streep in Project Hail Mary
  4. “I’ll have what she’s having.” - Estelle Reiner in When Harry Met Sally
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“It’s my only line!” - Memorable, or even not so memorable, lines that are a character’s only line in the movie.

  1. “Great party, isn’t it?” - Injured guest in The Shining
  2. “No.” - Marcel Marceau in Mel Brooks’s Silent Movie
  3. “Why is a schoolteacher in space?” - Meryl Streep in Project Hail Mary
  4. “I’ll have what she’s having.” - Estelle Reiner in When Harry Met Sally
  5. “What the hell we s’posed to do, ya mo-ron?” - Stork (Douglas Kenney) in Animal House
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“It’s my only line!” - Memorable, or even not so memorable, lines that are a character’s only line in the movie.

  1. “Great party, isn’t it?” - Injured guest in The Shining
  2. “No.” - Marcel Marceau in Mel Brooks’s Silent Movie
  3. “Why is a schoolteacher in space?” - Meryl Streep in Project Hail Mary
  4. “I’ll have what she’s having.” - Estelle Reiner in When Harry Met Sally
  5. “What the hell we s’posed to do, ya mo-ron?” - Stork (Douglas Kenney) in Animal House
  6. “We ain’t found shit.” - A Spaceball trooper combing the desert in Spaceballs.
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“It’s my only line!” - Memorable, or even not so memorable, lines that are a character’s only line in the movie.

  1. “Great party, isn’t it?” - Injured guest in The Shining
  2. “No.” - Marcel Marceau in Mel Brooks’s Silent Movie
  3. “Why is a schoolteacher in space?” - Meryl Streep in Project Hail Mary
  4. “I’ll have what she’s having.” - Estelle Reiner in When Harry Met Sally
  5. “What the hell we s’posed to do, ya mo-ron?” - Stork (Douglas Kenney) in Animal House
  6. “We ain’t found shit.” - A Spaceball trooper combing the desert in Spaceballs.
  7. “Adventure. Excitement. A Jedi craves not these things.” Silent Bob (Kevin Smith) in Mallrats
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“It’s my only line!” - Memorable, or even not so memorable, lines that are a character’s only line in the movie.

  1. “Great party, isn’t it?” - Injured guest in The Shining
  2. “No.” - Marcel Marceau in Mel Brooks’s Silent Movie
  3. “Why is a schoolteacher in space?” - Meryl Streep in Project Hail Mary
  4. “I’ll have what she’s having.” - Estelle Reiner in When Harry Met Sally
  5. “What the hell we s’posed to do, ya mo-ron?” - Stork (Douglas Kenney) in Animal House
  6. “We ain’t found shit.” - A Spaceball trooper combing the desert in Spaceballs.
  7. “Adventure. Excitement. A Jedi craves not these things.” Silent Bob (Kevin Smith) in Mallrats
  8. “Hope.” - Carrie Fisher (as an Uncanny Valley CGI presence) in Rogue One

BTW, it was Tim Russ, later to play Tuvok on Star Trek: Voyager, who had that Spaceballs role.

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“It’s my only line!” - Memorable, or even not so memorable, lines that are a character’s only line in the movie.

  1. “Great party, isn’t it?” - Injured guest in The Shining
  2. “No.” - Marcel Marceau in Mel Brooks’s Silent Movie
  3. “Why is a schoolteacher in space?” - Meryl Streep in Project Hail Mary
  4. “I’ll have what she’s having.” - Estelle Reiner in When Harry Met Sally
  5. “What the hell we s’posed to do, ya mo-ron?” - Stork (Douglas Kenney) in Animal House
  6. “We ain’t found shit.” - A Spaceball trooper combing the desert in Spaceballs.
  7. “Adventure. Excitement. A Jedi craves not these things.” Silent Bob (Kevin Smith) in Mallrats
  8. “Hope.” - Carrie Fisher (as an Uncanny Valley CGI presence) in Rogue One
  9. “Do you mind if we danced with yo’ dates?” - A rather imposing bar patron at the Dexter Lake Club in Animal House.
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“It’s my only line!” - Memorable, or even not so memorable, lines that are a character’s only line in the movie.

  1. “Great party, isn’t it?” - Injured guest in The Shining
  2. “No.” - Marcel Marceau in Mel Brooks’s Silent Movie
  3. “Why is a schoolteacher in space?” - Meryl Streep in Project Hail Mary
  4. “I’ll have what she’s having.” - Estelle Reiner in When Harry Met Sally
  5. “What the hell we s’posed to do, ya mo-ron?” - Stork (Douglas Kenney) in Animal House
  6. “We ain’t found shit.” - A Spaceball trooper combing the desert in Spaceballs.
  7. “Adventure. Excitement. A Jedi craves not these things.” Silent Bob (Kevin Smith) in Mallrats
  8. “Hope.” - Carrie Fisher (as an Uncanny Valley CGI presence) in Rogue One
  9. “Do you mind if we danced with yo’ dates?” - A rather imposing bar patron at the Dexter Lake Club in Animal House.
  10. “Quick! Suck it before the venom reaches my heart.” - Teri Garr, as a snakebite victim in Head.

Pass

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Musicals where musical numbers are limited to actual performances and don’t include ordinary dialog

  1. The Phantom of the Paradise
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  1. The Phantom of the Paradise
  2. Cabaret
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  1. The Phantom of the Paradise
  2. Cabaret
  3. Rock and Roll High School
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Musicals where musical numbers are limited to actual performances and don’t include ordinary dialog

  1. The Phantom of the Paradise
  2. Cabaret
  3. Rock and Roll High School
  4. Xanadu
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Musicals where musical numbers are limited to actual performances and don’t include ordinary dialog

  1. The Phantom of the Paradise
  2. Cabaret
  3. Rock and Roll High School
  4. Xanadu
  5. Fame
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Musicals where musical numbers are limited to actual performances and don’t include ordinary dialog

  1. The Phantom of the Paradise
  2. Cabaret
  3. Rock and Roll High School
  4. Xanadu
  5. Fame
  6. Once
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Musicals where musical numbers are limited to actual performances and don’t include ordinary dialog

  1. The Phantom of the Paradise
  2. Cabaret
  3. Rock and Roll High School
  4. Xanadu
  5. Fame
  6. Once
  7. Sister Act

-“BB”-

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Musicals where musical numbers are limited to actual performances and don’t include ordinary dialog

  1. The Phantom of the Paradise
  2. Cabaret
  3. Rock and Roll High School
  4. Xanadu
  5. Fame
  6. Once
  7. Sister Act
  8. Footloose