Ah-nald Shwarzenegger has said, “I’ll be back” (Terminator series), in at least one comedy movie he did.
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It’s not really the same quote, since someone else says it, but Barbara Streisand saying “Love means never having to say you’re sorry” to Ryan O’Neal 9who said it in Love Story at the end of What’s Up Doc
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To which Ryan O’Neal then says “That’s the dumbest thing I ever heard!” Not a callback to any previous character of his, but it makes me giggle.
Mel Brooks has gone to the “It’s good to be the King” well a couple of times.
Tim Allen
As Buzz Lightyear in Toy Story spoken to Woody
and
as Robotic Santa in The Santa Clause 2 spoken to Santa Clause:
“You are a sad, strange little man.”
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Tim Allen
As Buzz Lightyear in Toy Story spoken to Woody
and
as Robotic Santa in The Santa Clause 2 spoken to Santa Clause:
“You are a sad, strange little man.”
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Excellent example!
And in The Santa Clause, he does his apelike “Hoo hoo hoo” that he did on his TV show.
I watched *Stardust *last night, and at one point the character played by Ricky Gervais asks, “Is he having a laugh?” That’s the “catchphrase” used by Gervais’s character on the HBO show *Extras *.
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Ah-nald Shwarzenegger has said, “I’ll be back” (Terminator series), in at least one comedy movie he did.
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Good example. I think it was Last Action Hero
Johnny Depp in Once Upon a Time in Mexico says “Savvy?” in an obvious Sparrow-nod.
Get your hands off me, you damn dirty {ape|human}
In the move Stakeout, Emilio Estevez quizzes Richard Dryfus’ character: ''What movie was this from?"…‘This was not a boating accident’…", as he was doing movie quote trivia to kill time while on the stakeout.
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Good example. I think it was Last Action Hero
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Didn’t he say “I’ll be back” in virtually every movie he made for quite a while after Terminator, which is the joke in Last Action Hero
“You didn’t know I’d say that, did you?”
“You always say that.”
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John Lithgow repeating his rock and roll speech from Footloose in an episode of 3rd Rock From The Sun.
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Related, when William Shatner first appeared on Third Rock, playing the human form of the team’s oft-mentioned leader, The Big Giant Head, he describes having been a passenger on a human aircraft and having seen a creature on the wing. Lithgow immediately says “The same thing happened to me!” This is in reference to Shatner having starred in the original Twilight Zone episode “Terror at 20,000 Feet” and Lithgow in the remade version for 1983’s Twilight Zone: The Movie.
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It’s not really the same quote, since someone else says it, but Barbara Streisand saying “Love means never having to say you’re sorry” to Ryan O’Neal 9who said it in Love Story at the end of What’s Up Doc
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I probably am wrong but I seem to remember that line resurfacing in Malibu’s Most Wanted or something like it and O’Neal reacting.
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Related, when William Shatner first appeared on Third Rock, playing the human form of the team’s oft-mentioned leader, The Big Giant Head, he describes having been a passenger on a human aircraft and having seen a creature on the wing. Lithgow immediately says “The same thing happened to me!” This is in reference to Shatner having starred in the original Twilight Zone episode “Terror at 20,000 Feet” and Lithgow in the remade version for 1983’s Twilight Zone: The Movie.
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I remember seeing that episode and laughing out loud at that. Then I had to explain it to everyone else in the room since they all got whoooshed by it.
How about one actor insulting another? I think Stallone once said “Rambo was a wimp.” It was either Stallone talking in a Stallone movie, or Van Damme in a Van Damme movie. Maybe some SD movie wiz can help me recall!
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Teri Hatcher had a cameo ( I think) in a Bond movie (Tomorrow Never Dies? Maybe?) during her tenure as Lois on Lois & Clark. I forget her exact words, but she said something to Bond which was very reminiscent of the type of things she said to Clark, about his more or less unexplained absence.
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Two guys, right, they walked into… maybe it was three guys. Anyway, they walked into this bar. Or a club. Okay. And then the bartender said something. And it was really funny! Ah, it made me laugh! Or was it a priest and a scotsman?
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In Blazing Saddles, Jim (Gene Wilder) tells how he gave up gunfighting…
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Doesn’t Gene Wilder also often say “Scratch that. Reverse it.” in his films?
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How about one actor insulting another? I think Stallone once said “Rambo was a wimp.”
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Tango & Cash (1989). The actual line goes, “Rambo is a pussy!”
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In the move Stakeout, Emilio Estevez quizzes Richard Dryfus’ character: ''What movie was this from?“…‘This was not a boating accident’…”, as he was doing movie quote trivia to kill time while on the stakeout.
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I cannot believe someone beat me to this, it’s what I came in here to post!
Grrrr…
“What’s the matter? You never taken a shortcut before?”
Simon Pegg in Hot Fuzz/Shaun of the Dead