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# The Noose Hangs High

The Noose Hangs High is a 1948 American film about two window washers in a case of mistaken indentity.
    Directed by Charles Barton. Written by John Grant, Howard Harris, Charles Grayson, and Arthur T. Horman.

## Tommy Hinchcliffe

* A mounted fish? What whoppers that guy tells! Did you ever see a mounted fish? Did you ever see a fish on a horse?
* A guy in a white coat is coming for him and I don't mean the Good Humor man.
* It's no use crying over spilled milk. It's the nickel back for the bottle that I care about.

## Dialogue

    Ted Higgins: I'd like to have a tooth pulled. I want no anesthetic and I don't care how much it hurts.
    Dentist's Assistant: Oh my, what a brave man you are! What tooth is it?
    Ted Higgins: [turns to Tommy] Show her the tooth.
    Nick Craig: Where's my dough?
    Tommy Hinchcliffe: It's a long story...
    Nick Craig: I don't like long stories.
    Tommy Hinchcliffe: You like short ones?
    Nick Craig: Yeah.
    Tommy Hinchcliffe: We ain't got the money.
    Nick Craig: Why, you...
    Tommy Hinchcliffe: Too short?

## Taglines

* BUD ABBOTT LOU COSTELLO in the CHOKE of the Century!

## Cast

* Bud Abbott — Ted Higgins
* Lou Costello — Tommy Hinchcliffe
* Joseph Calleia — Nick Craig
* Leon Errol — Julius Caesar 'J.C.' McBride

## External links

* The Noose Hangs High quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Night Walker (film)

The Night Walker is a 1964 film about a woman who is haunted by recurring nightmares, which seem to be instigated by her late husband who supposedly was killed in a fire.
    Directed by William Castle. Written by Robert Bloch.

## Taglines

* Will It Dare You To Dream of Things You're Ashamed to Admit!
* WILLIAM CASTLE warns you that your dreams can make you a ...

## Cast

* Barbara Stanwyck — Irene Trent
* Robert Taylor — Barry Morland
* Judi Meredith — Joyce
* Hayden Rorke — Howard Trent
* Rochelle Hudson — Hilda
* Jess Barker — Malone
* Marjorie Bennett — The Manager
* Tetsu Komai — The Gardener
* Paul Frees — Narrator
* Lloyd Bochner — The Dream

## External links

* The Night Walker quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Night of the Generals

The Night of the Generals is a 1967 World War II mystery film about a Polish prostitute and German agent who is murdered in Warsaw. Suspicion falls on three Generals, and a German Intelligence officer seeks justice.
    Directed by Anatole Litvak. Written by Joseph Kessel and Paul Dehn, loosely based on the beginning of the novel of the same name.

## General Tanz

* [to Hartmann] I don't want to have to blow your handsome head to pieces.
* It's like the natural functions. Revolting, but inevitable.

## General von Seidlitz-Gabler

* [to Morand] I've always felt that even in war, gentlemen, though they may be on opposing sides, still have much in common. It was everyone's misfortune that Hitler was not a gentleman.

## Dialogue

    Liesowski: But what happens if the murderer really is a general?
    Major Grau: What happens? Well, justice is blind, my dear Inspector. Justice cannot see the red stripe or the gold braid, but justice can sometimes hear the cry of a murdered woman.
    Liesowski: Her name was Kupiecka. Maria Kupiecka.
    Captain Engel: Kupiecka? Oh, yes, she was a prostitute. And a good friend to us!
    Liesowski: She was also a German agent.
    Major Grau: Killed by a Polish patriot?
    Liesowski: Providing the Polish patriot was also a sexual degenerate.
    Major Grau: Patriotism has been known to have its vicious side.
    Major Grau: Preliminary investigation has established that each of you was... well... unaccounted for last night.
    General Tanz: To whom should we be accountable, Major?
    Inspector Morand: Welcome, Colonel Grau, to the spider's web.
    Major Grau: How did you know it was me?
    Inspector Morand: What other German Colonel would enter unannounced?
    Major Grau: Any SS Colonel would.
    Lt. Colonel Grau: One of them is a... a murderer.
    Inspector Morand: Only one? But murder is the occupation of generals.
    Lt. Colonel Grau: Then let's say that what is admirable on the large scale is monstrous on the small. Since we must give medals to mass murderers, let us try to give justice to the small... entrepreneurs.

## Taglines

* A manhunt explodes with shock and excitement!
* A unique manhunt across the capitals of Europe... across three decades up to today!

## Cast

* Peter O'Toole - General Wilhelm Tanz
* Omar Sharif - Major (Lt. Colonel) Grau
* Tom Courtenay - Lance Corporal Kurt Hartmann
* Donald Pleasence - General Klaus Kahlenberge
* Joanna Pettet - Ulrike von Seidlitz-Gabler
* Philippe Noiret - Inspector Morand
* Charles Gray - General Herbert von Seidlitz-Gabler
* Coral Browne - Eleonore von Seidlitz-Gabler
* John Gregson - Colonel Sandauer
* Nigel Stock - Sergeant Otto Köpke
* Christopher Plummer - Field Marshal Erwin Rommel
* Juliette Gréco - Juliette
* Yves Brainville - Liesowski
* Sacha Pitoëff - Doctor
* Charles Millot - Wionczek

## External links

* The Night of the Generals quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* The Night of the Generals at Rotten Tomatoes
* The Night of the Generals at Allmovie
# The Other Side of Truth

The Other Side of Truth is a young adult novel about Nigerian political refugees, written by Beverley Naidoo and published by Puffin in 2000. It is set in the autumn of 1995 during the reign in Nigeria of the despot General Abacha, who is waging a campaign of suppression against journalists. A Nigerian girl and her younger brother must leave suddenly after their mother is killed in a failed assassination of their outspoken father. They are sent to London but are abandoned and must cope with the police, social services and school bullies. Naidoo won the 2000 Carnegie Medal, recognising the best children's or young adults' book in English published in the United Kingdom during the preceding school year.

## Quotes

* “The bully only gets away with it because others let him. They’ll have to lock me up before they shut me up.”
** (Chapter 4, Page 26)
** These words spoken by Folarin to Sade’s mother demonstrate two key facets about his character. First, they show that he understands that people will try to stop him from exposing injustice. Second, they demonstrate that he understands how bullies work and that abusive governments are bullies with political power.
* “With Uncle Dele missing, they were now completely and utterly alone. If anyone asked where they came from and what they were doing, whatever should they say?”
** (Chapter 10, Page 61)
** Because of the distinct ways in which Femi and Sade approach their situation, she is forced to make all the decisions by herself. Her difficulty with this reveals that she internalized many of the lessons her parents taught her. Her desire to constantly seek her parents’ advice shows that she still wants to rely on them to help her make decisions.
* Not a speck, not a stain on her gray school skirt and blue blouse to show what terrible thing had happened…If only by putting on something fresh and new, they could begin the day again."
* (chapter 1)
* A few seconds, that is all. Later, it will always seem much longer.
* (chapter 1)
# The Other Sister

The Other Sister is a 1999 movie directed by Garry Marshall about a mentally challenged girl who sets out to prove that she is capable of leading a normal life and love.

## Daniel McMann

* I love you every minute. I love you more than marching bands and cookie making.

## Carla Tate

* (After watching a couple do a body shot at the bar) Normal couples don't do that. They're from college.

## Dialogue

    Carla Tate: I wonder who thought up sex?
    Daniel McMann: I think it was Madonna.
    Carla Tate: Have you ever done it before?
    Daniel McMann: Well, yeah, kind of. You see, the guys at work, they chipped in and they found this girl, and she had a reputation. There was a lot of kissing and hugging and a lot of rubbing, and I kind of finished before I was supposed to. You have to be a guy to understand that.

## Tagline

* A love story for the romantically challenged.
* A Romantic Comedy About Letting Go!

## Cast

* Juliette Lewis - Carla Tate
* Diane Keaton - Elizabeth Tate
* Tom Skerritt - Dr. Radley Tate
* Giovanni Ribisi—Daniel "Danny" McMann
* Poppy Montgomery - Caroline Tate
* Sarah Paulson - Heather Tate
* Linda Thorson - Drew Evanson
* Joe Flanigan - Jeff Reed
* Juliet Mills - Winnie the Housekeeper
* Tracy Reiner - Michelle
* Hector Elizondo as Ernie
# The Tale of Desperaux
## Quotes

    Narrator: Once upon a time, there was a brave, little mouse who loved honor and justice and always told the truth. No, that's not him. [Roscuro yawns] That's a rat. And anyone who knows anything, knows there is a big difference between a mouse and a rat. First of all, rats hate the light. [Roscuro climbs on a barrel and looks at the sun] They spend their lives in the darkness. Also terrify the people which is why they're slinking and cover all the time. [Roscuro goes to near of a sailor named Pietro] And as far as telling the truth as concerned, well, that is impossible, because as everyone knows [Roscuro clears his throat] a rat can't talk.
    Roscuro: Tell me that thing again, please.
    Pietro: Come on.
    Roscuro: Just once, I promise. Tell me one more time and I won't ask you ever again, I swear.
    Pietro: Fine. We are headed to Dor, one of the most magical places in the whole world.
    Roscuro: No, that's not what you said before. You know, every place has something special and in Dor, it's the soup!
# The Tale of the Heike

The Tale of the Heike (平家物語, Heike Monogatari) is an epic account compiled prior to 1330 of the struggle between the Taira clan and Minamoto clan for control of Japan at the end of the 12th century in the Genpei War (1180–1185). Heike (平家) refers to the Taira (平), hei being the Sino-Japanese reading of the first Chinese character. Note that in the title of the Genpei War, "hei" is in this combination read as "pei" and the "gen" (源) is the first kanji used in the Minamoto (also known as "Genji" which is also pronounced using Sino-Japanese, for example as in The Tale of Genji) clan's name.

## Quotes

* 祇園精舎の鐘の聲、諸行無常の響き有り。沙羅雙樹の花の色、盛者必衰の理を顯す。 驕れる者も久しからず、唯春の夜の夢の如し。 猛き者も遂には滅びぬ、偏に風の前の塵に同じ。
** The sound of the Gion Shoja temple bells echoes the impermanence of all things; the color of the sala flowers reveals the truth that to flourish is to fall. The proud do not endure, like a passing dream on a night in spring; the mighty fall at last, to be no more than dust before the wind
** per Helen McCullough's translation of the original Japanese.
# Sedilame Boseja

Maitumelo Sedilame Boseja (born 1 December 1997), nicknamed Tsontso, is a Motswana footballer who plays as a goalkeeper for Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies F.C. and the Botswana women's national team.

## Quotes

* “I am honoured. Thank you everyone for the love and support.”
** by Erica Mathye March 29, 2022, Retrieved 5 November 2023
* “This will be our first time in the Afcon, so it shows that football in Botswana has really been growing in the past two years. One thing our coach did was introducing us to the senior team when we were still very young. If you look at our team right now, most of them are 96/97 and have been playing for the national team for about four-five years. It shows that when you play a young squad, in the future you will get results,” she says.
** by Frederick Marfo 2021, Retrieved 5 November 2023
* “I feel blessed to have incredible teammates, coaches, and physios around me because they have been extremely helpful during my lengthy injury layoff. It was not an easy period for me, but I am glad that those injury days are over and I am happy to be back in action.
* “To keep a clean sheet on my return made it even sweeter for me.
** byFARPost Writer10 May 2022, Retrieved 5 November 2023
# Seder-Masochism

Seder-Masochism is a 2018 American animated musical biblical comedy-drama film that reinterprets the Book of Exodus, especially stories associated with the Passover Seder, such as the death of the Egyptian first-born, and Moses leading the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt. The film depicts these events against a backdrop of widespread worship of the Great Mother Goddess, showing the rise of patriarchy. The film also features excerpts from an interview with Hiram Paley, Nina's father.
    Directed and written by American artist Nina Paley.

## Hiram Paley

* This is what we did in Hebrew school: we learned these things by rote. And I could do everything, and then at the Seder, I would have a certain—you know, as the kid, the youngest male, I would have certain special roles, like asking the Four Questions, one of which is: "Why is this night …"—whatever.
* I mean, there are people who spend a lot of time. They are great religious scholars. They want to understand all these little nuances about Judaism and things like that. And I figure, okay, fine. Just don't push it down my throat!

## Dialogue

    Hiram Paley: And, uh, you know, we all sat around the table, including Uncle Herzl. And Uncle Herzl rejected the part where you did a drop to signify the killing of the firstborn Egyptians. My uncle got infuriated with that. He didn't like that part.
    Nina Paley: Why?
    Hiram Paley: Well, who wants to kill people?
    Nina Paley: What?
    Hiram Paley: I mean, we don't want to go around killing people, right?
    Nina Paley: But you shed the drop because—the idea is, you shed the drop because you're sympathizing. You're like, "Oh, this was a terrible thing." So you're going to spill some of the wine from your cup because it was such a bad thing.
    Hiram Paley: Yeah, but I think literally, it was in celebration of the killing of the firstborn Egyptians, and my uncle didn't like it.

## External links

* Seder-Masochism quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* Seder-Masochism at Rotten Tomatoes
# Sedition

Sedition is overt conduct, such as speech organization, that tends toward rebellion against the established order. Sedition often includes subversion of a constitution and incitement of discontent toward, or insurrection against, established authority. Sedition may include any commotion, though not aimed at direct and open violence against the laws. Seditious words in writing are seditious libel. A seditionist is one who engages in or promotes the interest of sedition.

## Quotes

* Seditiosus est qui dissensionem animorum facit et discordias gignit.
** A seditious man is one who sows dissent in minds and breeds discord.
*** Isidorus, as cited in Summa Theologiae
* Some of the key aspects of the Sedition Act are no longer relevant and have not been relevant for a long time. [...] For instance, the excitement of disaffection against the Government should not be criminalised. I think if it is, a lot of people including many in this House, would be considered criminals.
** K Shanmugam, Singapore Parl Debates; Vol 95, Sitting No 40; 5 October 2021, during the second reading of Sedition (Repeal) Bill.
# Seebohm Rowntree

Benjamin Seebohm Rowntree, CH (7 July 1871 – 7 October 1954) was an English industrialist, social reformer, and sociological researcher. He is known in particular for his three York studies of poverty conducted in 1899, 1935, and 1951.

## Quotes

* MAJOR URWICK and Dr. Metcalf have rendered a conspicuous service by editing this collection of Mary Follett’s lectures on business management. They contain teaching which was of importance when the lectures were delivered, and which many people felt should be preserved in a collated form and given a wider public. The circumstances of today have increased that importance. Many people are being called upon to fill new administrative posts, and these lectures teach the principles which should underly all administrative method.
** "Preface" to Mary Parker Follett with Henry C. Metcalf, and Lyndall Urwick (eds.). Dynamic administration: the collected papers of Mary Parker Follett. Harper & Brother Publishing, 1942
* Mary Follett devoted a lifetime to searching for the true principles of organization which would ensure a stable foundation for the steady, ordered progress of human well-being. That her search was not in vain will be evident to all who read the lectures. Her teaching is not theoretical, but is based on a close study of the practice of a large number of business undertakings. She chose this field of enquiry to supplement her work on local and national government because she realized that the principles which should determine organization are identical, no matter what the purpose which that organization is designed to serve.
** "Preface" to Mary Parker Follett with Henry C. Metcalf, and Lyndall Urwick (eds.). Dynamic administration: the collected papers of Mary Parker Follett. Harper & Brother Publishing, 1942

## Quotes about Seebohm Rowntree

* In December, 1915, I took the further step of appointing Mr. B. Seebohm Rowntree Director of the Welfare Section of the Ministry [of Munitions], which I invited him to organise. Mr. Rowntree is well known, not only as a great employer of labour, but as one of the foremost and most successful pioneers in the development of improved conditions in his works. I should like to pay tribute here to the skill, energy, sympathy, and address with which he organised this new department. The work he did helped to transform the conditions for munition labour during the War, and has left a permanent mark upon conditions in our industries.
** David Lloyd George, War Memoirs, Volume I (1938), p. 206

## External links

* Authority control: VIAF: 51766796 | WorldCat search
# The Perils of Penelope Pitstop

The Perils of Penelope Pitstop is an American animated television series produced by Hanna-Barbera Productions that premiered on CBS on September 13, 1969. The show ran for one season with a total of 17 half-hour episodes, the last first-run episode airing on January 17, 1970.

## Theme song

    Narrator: [Opening sequence] The Perils of Penelope Pitstop! Starring those seven rollicking rescuers, The Ant Hill Mob, their courageous car, Chugaboom... and that villain of villains, The Hooded Claw! Penelope Pitstop, heiress to a vast fortune, is in perpetual peril from her fortune-seeking guardian, Sylvester Sneekly, who, unknown to her, is really the Hooded Claw! [the Hooded Claw laughs deviously] But foiling this fiend's foul plots are Penelope's ever-present protectors, The Ant Hill Mob!
    Sylvester Sneekly: I'll get you, Penelope Pitstop!

## Cast

* Janet Waldo - Penelope Pitstop
* Mel Blanc – Yak Yak, Chug-a-Boom, Bully Brothers
* Don Messick - Dum Dum, Snoozy, Pockets, Zippy
* Paul Winchell – Clyde, Softie
* Gary Owens – Narrator
* Paul Lynde – Sylvester Sneekly/The Hooded Claw (uncredited)

## External links

* Encyclopedic article on The Perils of Penelope Pitstop on Wikipedia
# The Persuaders!

The Persuaders! (1971–1972) is a TV-series starring Tony Curtis and Roger Moore.

## Season 1
### Overture [1.1]

    Fulton Well, they'll kill us. They have to kill us.
    Brett Oh, I thought there might be something serious.
    Danny Boy, I should have taken that guns and just…
    Brett Why didn't you?
    Danny Well, I'm a coward.

## Cast

* Tony Curtis - Danny Wilde
* Roger Moore - Lord Brett Sinclair
* Laurence Naismith - Judge Fulton

## External links

* The Persuaders! quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* The Persuaders! at TV.com
# The Perfect Score

The Perfect Score is a 2004 film about six high school students who try to break into a building and steal the answers to the upcoming SAT exam.
    Directed by Brian Robbins. Written by Marc Hyman, Jon Zack, and Mark Schwahn.

## Roy

* Desmond Rhodes. All-city. But his grades are shitty.
* I'm the ghost, man. I hear things, and I see things. But no one hears or sees me.

## Other

* Desmond's mother: You're a smart boy, Roy. But there's a lot of dumb dribbling out of your mouth right now.

## Dialogue

    Francesca: You told Anna Ross?
    Matty: Yeah. Kyle said he had a feeling about her.
    Francesca: Hey, was the feeling anywhere near your crotch?
    Desmond: Who scored the highest on the test?
    Roy: Asian chicks. Middle-class Asian girls who watch less than an hour of TV a day. They can't drive, but they can kick the shit out of the SAT.
    Anna: If you could do anything with your life, and money was no object, what would you do?
    Roy: Anything at all? Well, when I was a kid, I used to play this video game for hours - "Street Fighter 2". And I remember thinking, "You know, people get paid to do this - to think of the game and create the characters." Like there's this one character, Blanka; he's like half human and half lizard who eats his opponents. Well, you know, he either zaps them with lightning, or he bites their faces off. It's pretty cool, huh?
    Anna: So you'd design video games?
    Roy: No, I'd kinda like to be Blanka.
    Anna: Do I look like I need the answers?
    Roy: You look like you need a pimp.

## Taglines

* The S.A.T. is hard to take. It's even harder to steal.

## Cast

* Chris Evans — Kyle
* Bryan Greenberg — Matty
* Erika Christensen — Anna
* Scarlett Johansson — Francesca
* Leonardo Nam — Roy
* Darius Miles — Desmond
* Tyra Ferrell — Desmond's mother
* Matthew Lillard — Larry

## External links

* The Perfect Score quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* The Perfect Score at Rotten Tomatoes
# The Phantom Carriage

The Phantom Carriage is a 1921 film about the driver of a ghostly carriage that forces a drunken man to reflect on his life on New Year's Eve.
    Directed and written by Victor Sjöström, based on the novel Thy Soul Shall Bear Witness! by Selma Lagerlöf.

## David Holm

* I want to be good, but no one believes me. Is it any wonder I cry?

## Georges

* Remember that it's New Year's Eve, the last day of the year! Whoever dies on this eve must drive Death's carriage.
* There is an old, old carriage... It is no ordinary driver who holds the reigns, for he's in the service of a strict master named Death. For him, a single night is as long as 100 years on Earth. Night and day he must carry out his master's business.
* There is no escape. He must perform his forlorn duty.
* Though horse and carriage are always the same, the driver is not. The last soul to die each year - the one who passes over at the stroke of midnight - is destined to be Death's driver for the following year.
* You know, David, if I could send a message to mankind, I would send them a New Year's greeting. I would like them to dwell on a single New Year's prayer: 'Lord, please let my soul come to maturity before it is reaped.'

## Edit

* [to Death] You see that I'm not afraid of you. I will gladly heed your summons, but grant me a day's reprieve, for there is someone I must talk sense into.

## Dialogue

    Maria: Don't fret over those poor souls now, Sister Edit. You've done enough for them.
    Edit: Send for David Holm!
    David Holm: You should take me to the hospital in your carriage as quickly as you can.
    Georges: No living soul rides in that carriage. By the time I arrive, it's too late for a doctor. You know full well that I am no longer among the living.
    David Holm: [to a coughing woman] Why turn away so carefully? I'm a consumptive myself, but I cough in people's faces in hopes of finishing them off. Why should they be better off than us?
    Edit: He's merely amusing himself. He's not as wicked as he pretends to be.
    Mrs. Holm: I can't help crying too. I won't be truly happy until all my sorrow is drained.
    David Holm: Lord, please let my soul come to maturity before it is reaped.

## Taglines

* Do the Dead Come Back? Can Your Soul Leave Your Body - And Return Again? Is Spiritualism a Reality?
* Weird, Mysterious, Thrilling Drama of a Human Life, and a Savage Lost Soul. Based Upon an Actual Experience.
* A Marvelous Picture Telling a Wonderful Story

## Cast

* Victor Sjöström — David Holm
* Hilda Borgström — Mrs. Holm
* Tore Svennberg — Georges
* Astrid Holm — Edit
* Lisa Lundholm — Maria
* Einar Axelsson — David's Brother
* Nils Aréhn — Prison Chaplain
* Olof Ås — The First Driver

## External links

* The Phantom Carriage quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* The Phantom Carriage at Rotten Tomatoes
* The Phantom Carriage at Allmovie