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# The Howards of Virginia

The Howards of Virginia is a 1940 film about a family that lives through the American Revolutionary War.
    Directed by Frank Lloyd. Written by Sidney Buchman, based on the 1939 novel The Tree of Liberty by Elizabeth Page.

## Taglines

* Their Story is the Story of America!
* One of the Most Memorable Screen Adventures of Our Generation!

## Cast

* Cary Grant — Matt Howard
* Martha Scott — Jane Peyton Howard
* Cedric Hardwicke — Fleetwood Peyton
* Alan Marshal — Roger Peyton
* Richard Carlson — Thomas Jefferson
* Paul Kelly — Captain Jabez Allen
* Irving Bacon — Tom Norton
* Elisabeth Risdon — Aunt Clarissa
* Anne Revere — Mrs. Betsy Norton
* Libby Taylor — Dicey
* Richard Gaines — Patrick Henry
* George Houston — George Washington
* Ralph Byrd — James Howard
* Wade Boteler — Uncle Reuben
* Mary Field — Susan Howard
* R. Wells Gordon — Colonel Jefferson
* Charles Francis — Mr. Douglas
* Burton McEvilly — Alexander Hamilton

## External links

* The Howards of Virginia quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* The Howards of Virginia at Rotten Tomatoes
* The Howards of Virginia at Allmovie
# The House Bunny

The House Bunny is a 2008 film about a former Playboy bunny who signs up to be the new house mother at an unnamed university's nerdiest sorority, Zeta Alpha Zeta, after being kicked out of the Playboy Mansion.
    Directed by Fred Wolf. Written by Karen McCullah and Kirsten Smith.

## Shelley

* Yes, I think I'll have the mahi-mahi, but can I get it with just one mahi? Because I'm not that hungry.
* The eyes are the nipples of the face.
* SWEET BALLS!!!
* President...of the United States. Of America. 50 States, if you count Hawaii. Most people do. I'm definitely pro-Hawaii.
* Kindness is just love with its work boots on.
* Your biceps are huge! Kiss me!
* I gotta meet this fricken bird!
* OWW!! BITCH SUCK!!!
* I like that word...Man Hole.
* A brothel? Oh, I'm not looking to make soup.
* I'm just walking around in the body God and Dr. Borkman gave me.

## Dialogue

    Shelley: Hef's kicking me out? Why would he do that? This is my home! This is my family!
    Marvin: I hate to say this, Shelley, but maybe it's because of your age.
    Shelley: But I'm 27.
    Marvin: Yeah, but that's like 59 in Bunny Years.
    Shelley: I'm an expert at parties and boys! I'm a bunny! Men write to me from prison, sometimes even in their own blood, which I think is theirs, but I don't know, I'm really nervous because I really want to help you guys.
    Natalie: A-a bunny? You mean like a centerfold?
    Shelley: Oh, bless your heart, no, just a few pictorials,"Girls from the Midwest" and "Girls with GEDs." "Girls with Charlie Sheen."
    Natalie: Shelley knows how to meet guys, hence, we will learn how to meet guys.
    Shelley: Yeah, hence!
    Natalie: Shelley that's Colby. I'm in love with him.
    Shelley: That's so sweet. How long have you guys been going out?
    Natalie: Hah no, I've never even talked to him.
    Shelley: I don't think he likes me. He didn't fall for any of my tricks.
    Natalie: That's impossible. Your tricks always work.
    Shelley: I did sexy. I did other guys want me. I worked every angle in the book but, I don't know, he just stared.
    Natalie: What if Oliver is one of those guys who wants to have a conversation with a girl before he hooks up with her?
    Shelley: He's gay?

## Taglines

* For the girls of ZETA house, college life was no party, until Shelley showed up.
* They wanted a role model. They got a Playmate.
* Brains. Beauty. Bravery. These girls got it all... They just don't know it yet.
* Bodaciously Going Where No Bunny Has Gone Before... College.

## Cast

* Anna Faris - Shelley Darlington
* Colin Hanks - Oliver
* Emma Stone - Natalie
* Kat Dennings - Mona
* Christopher McDonald - Dean Simmons
* Beverly D'Angelo - Mrs. Hagstrom
* Leslie Del Rosario - Sienna
* Katharine McPhee - Harmony
* Rumer Willis - Joanne
* Kiely Williams - Lilly
* Nick Swardson - Photographer
* Dana Goodman - Carrie Mae
* Kimberly Makkouk - Tanya
* Monet Mazur - Cassandra
* Tyson Ritter - Colby
* Sarah Wright - Ashley
* Rachel Specter - Courtney
* Owen Benjamin - Marvin

## External links

* The House Bunny quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Bat People

The Bat People is a 1974 American horror film starring Stewart Moss and Marianne McAndrew. The film tells the story of a doctor who, after being bitten by a bat in a cave, undergoes an accelerating transformation into a man-bat creature.
    Directed by Jerry Jameson. Produced and written by Lou Shaw.

## Dialogue

    Dr. John Beck: You're quite the philsopher!
    Tramp: That's me: Jack-of-all-thoughts and master of none.

## Cast

* Stewart Moss as Dr. John Beck.
* Marianne McAndrew as Cathy Beck.
* Michael Pataki as Sgt. Ward.
* Paul Carr as Dr. Kipling.
* Arthur Space as the Tramp.
* Robert Berk as the Motel Owner.
* Pat Delaney as Ms. Jax.
* George Paulsin as Boy in Pickup.
* Bonnie Van Dyke as Girl in Pickup.
* Jennifer Kulik as Nurse and Victim. (credited as Jeni Kulik)
* Laurie Brooks Jefferson as Nurse.
* Herb Pierce as Park Ranger. (uncredited)
# The Bastard Sword

The Bastard Sword is a 2018 epic fantasy adventure film about a fighter, thief and hermit who must work together to find a mythical sword that can control minds.
    Directed by Eveshka Ghost.

## Tias

* Fools gold.
* [to Ulysses mocking Mars from afar] Look at him, thinks he's a man worthy of title, six feet tall arms of tree trunks and hair of elemental fire. A real Grande Warrior.
* You're making a grande mistake!
* We are what we choose friend, all that are left when we are gone are the stories that we leave behind and what we did for others. There are no possessions, we own nothing. From what I've learned from you you often do what is right, regardless of a few mistakes, maybe you took something once but you can always give it back.

## Ulysses

* Why did you have to be such a good person?
* [after hearing Tias surprised at his Pixie Bread] I've got pixie everything.

## Mars

* Gimme all your silver!
* I'm a natural, born with a sword in my hand!

## Viktor

* Mars, You have a sword in your hand, think quickly!
* Why are you not killing each other and who is this strange man? He looks like a wizard!

## Nyx

* We Pixies are known for our cunning.
* A Grande Headache Indeed.

## Liliya

* Evil. I wish you were dead. I WISH YOU WERE DEAD!!!

## Nikolai

* And I will, today.

## Taglines

* A Grande Adventure.
* Have You Heard Of It?

## Cast

* Xander Phillips – Tias
* Seth Easterbrook – Ulysses
* Martyn Eade – Mars
* Danielle Thorpe – Nyx
* James McClusky – Lars
* Chris Wilson – Viktor
* Chris Comber – Nikolai
* Gemma Comber – Liliya
* Myra Hanlon – Lake Spirit

## External links

* The Bastard Sword quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* The Bastard Sword at Rotten Tomatoes
# The Bat (1926 film)

The Bat is a 1926 film about a masked criminal who dresses like a giant bat and terrorizes the guests at an old house rented by a mystery writer.
    Directed by Roland West. Written by Julien Josephson, based on The Bat by Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hopwood and the novel The Circular Staircase by Rinehart.

## Miss Cornelia Van Gorder

* When you want to fool Auntie, dear, don't bring a gardener with manicured fingernails.

## Lizzie Allen

* That Jap butler gives me the willies. The Flemings threw him in with the lease, but I'd throw him OUT!
* The rapping leads right into the haunted ballroom!

## Dialogue

    Lizzie Allen: This is the happy home of the Heebee-Jeebees. Doors slam loose feet roam around lights go out!
    Miss Cornelia Van Gorder: The lights go out because they're having trouble at the power house.
    Lizzie Allen: For twenty years I've stood by you through Socialism, Theosophism and Rheumatism; but I draw the line at Spookism!
    Miss Cornelia Van Gorder: [the lights go out, calling up the stairs] LIZZIE!
    Lizzie Allen: [with a newspaper in her mouth, swinging a bear trap at the window. Miss Van Gorder comes in and she stops and takes the paper out of her mouth] I see by the paper that the Bat's in the neighborhood. I'm setting a bear trap for him.
    Detective Moletti: What's your full name?
    Lizzie Allen: Lizzie Allen - whether I'm full or not.
    Detective Moletti: How old are you?
    Lizzie Allen: Twenty-two.
    Miss Cornelia Van Gorder: She's forty!
    Miss Cornelia Van Gorder: You'd better go with him.
    Detective Anderson: No use taking unnecessary chances. One is enough to sacrifice!

## Cast

* Emily Fitzroy — Miss Cornelia Van Gorder
* Jack Pickford — Brooks Bailey
* Jewel Carmen — Miss Dale Ogden
* Robert McKim — Dr. H. E. Wells
* Arthur Housman — Richard Fleming
* Louise Fazenda — Lizzie Allen
* Tullio Carminati — Detective Moletti
* Eddie Gribbon — Detective Anderson
* George Beranger — Gideon Bell
* Charles Herzinger — Courtleigh Fleming
* Sojin Kamiyama — Billy the Butler
* Lee Shumway — the Unknown

## External links

* The Bat quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* The Bat at Allmovie
# The Barefoot Contessa

The Barefoot Contessa is a 1954 film about a Spanish dancer named Maria Vargas who becomes a Hollywood movie star with the help of washed-up director Harry Dawes.
    Written and directed by Joseph L. Mankiewicz.

## Harry Dawes

* Life, every now and then, behaves as though it had seen too many bad movies, when everything fits too well - the beginning, the middle, the end - from fade-in to fade-out.

## Alberto Bravano

* To make a hundred dollars into a hundred and ten dollars - this is work. To make a hundred million into a hundred and ten million, this is inevitable.

## Dialogue

    Drunken, envious blonde [of Maria]: She hasn't even got what I've got.
    Jerry: What she's got, you couldn't spell...and what you've got, you used to have.
    Maria Vargas: In Hollywood, it is not easy to become a star.
    Harry Dawes: Ah, where is it easy?

## Cast

* Humphrey Bogart - Harry Dawes
* Ava Gardner - Maria Vargas
* Marius Goring - Alberto Bravano
* Elizabeth Sellars - Jerry Dawes
* Diana Decker - Drunken Blonde
# The Barkleys of Broadway

The Barkleys of Broadway is a 1949 film about a married musical team who split to enable the female partner to become a serious actress.
    Directed by Charles Walters. Written by Betty Comden.

## Ezra Millar

* Thank you. I'm touched, the piano's touched, and Tchaikovsky's touched.
* I find that girl completely resistible.

## Dialogue

    Josh Barkley: Well, gotta go put on the old feed bag!
    Dinah Barkley: What kind of talk is that? "Gotta go put on the old feedbag!"
    Josh Barkley: Can I help it if that guy brings out the gangster in me?

## Taglines

* Joyously Together Again!
* M·G·M's New Technicolor Musical Hit

## Cast

* Fred Astaire — Josh Barkley
* Ginger Rogers — Dinah Barkley
* Oscar Levant — Ezra Miller
* Billie Burke — Mrs Livingston Belney
* Gale Robbins — Shirlene May
* Jacques François — Jacques Pierre Barredout
* Clinton Sundberg — Bert Felsher
* Inez Cooper — Pamela Driscoll
* George Zucco — The Judge
* Hans Conried — Ladislaus Ladi

## External links

* The Barkleys of Broadway quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* The Barkleys of Broadway at Rotten Tomatoes
* The Barkleys of Broadway at Allmovie
# The Bat (1959 film)

The Bat is a 1959 film about a crazed killer known as "The Bat" who is on the loose in a mansion full of people.
    Directed and written by Crane Wilbur, based on The Bat by Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hopwood and the novel The Circular Staircase by Rinehart.

## Dr. Malcolm Wells

* I'll feel better after I've examined the bat's brain under a microscope.

## Cornelia Van Gorder

* I ain't afraid of ghosts. They're afraid of me!

## Dialogue

    Cornelia van Gorder: This is Warner, Lieutenant, he's my butler, he was my chauffeur.
    Lt. Andy Anderson: Why did you promote him?
    Cornelia van Gorder: Well it's very difficult to find a butler, they don't like service in the country.
    Lt. Andy Anderson: Have you been a butler before?
    Warner, the chauffeur: I've served in many capacities sir, but this was my night off and I forgot my keys.
    Lt. Andy Anderson: I heard that part.
    John Fleming: Doctor.
    Dr. Malcolm Wells: Yes, John?
    John Fleming: What would you do for half a million dollars?
    Dr. Malcolm Wells: Anything short of murder.
    John Fleming: Why not murder?
    Dr. Malcolm Wells: Too messy.
    John Fleming: Too great a risk?
    Dr. Malcolm Wells: For half a million, yes.
    John Fleming: I pinched a million from the bank.
    Judy Hollander: [the Bat, unbeknown, is pounding in the wall on the floor above] Should we call Miss Van Gorder?
    Dale Bailey: She'll hear it, how can she help but hear it? Besides, we don't want her to think we're a couple of hysterical women.
    Judy Hollander: Well I'm about to become one, I've about had it for one night. Dale you're not going out in that hall!
    Dale Bailey: I want to find out what's happening up there!
    Judy Hollander: But Lt. Anderson said if we stayed behind our locked doors we'd be safe.
    Dale Bailey: Vick isn't safe locked up in that jail! Perhaps that stolen money is in this house, Mark Fleming seemed to think it was. Maybe that's what somebody's looking for.
    Cornelia van Gorder: [locking their door] Nothing should get us now, I think, this door seems good and solid.
    Lizzie Allen: Like the door to a tomb.

## Taglines

* When it flies, someone dies!
* When Someone SCREAMS ... It Will Be YOU!
* P.S. After seeing 'The Bat' 7 out of 8 people will get cold feet tonight!

## Cast

* Vincent Price — Dr. Malcolm Wells
* Agnes Moorehead — Cornelia van Gorder
* Gavin Gordon — Lt. Andy Anderson/The Bat
* John Sutton — Warner
* Lenita Lane — Lizzie Allen

## External links

* The Bat quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Suicide (disambiguation)

Suicide is the act of intentionally causing the death of one's physical body.
It can also refer to:
* Suicide notes, a document written by a person preparing to commit suicide
* Euthanasia, Physician-assisted suicide

## Films

* Double Suicide, a 1969 film about a doomed love between a paper merchant and a courtesan.
* Suicide Squad, a 2016 film directed by David Ayer, in which the government gives a team of supervillains a chance at redemption and save the world from a powerful threat
* The Suicide Squad, a 2021 film directed by James Gunn, the sequel to the 2016 film
* Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay, a 2018 animated film
* The Virgin Suicides (film), a 1999 film about 5 sisters who are sheltered by their strict parents after the youngest commits suicide.
This disambiguation page, one that points to other pages that might otherwise have the same name, lists articles associated with the name Suicide (disambiguation). If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
# The Gorilla (1939 film)

The Gorilla is a 1939 film about a wealthy man who is threatened by a killer known as The Gorilla, and hires the two brothers to investigate.
    Directed by Allan Dwan. Written by Ralph Spence, Rian James, and Sid Silvers, based on Spence's play.
monkey

## Other

* Mulligan : First time I saw a mouse trap catch a piece of cheese!
* Harrigan: Mark that down, Garrity.

## Dialogue

    Peters: Did I hear somebody scream?
    Kitty: Well, if you didn't, you oughta have your ears cleaned out!
    Jack Marsden: Why is it something always happens when YOU'RE not here?
    Peters: Unfortunate coincidence, sir.
    Kitty: Why couldn't all of this have happened tomorrow?
    Norma Denby: What difference would that make?
    Kitty: Tomorrow's my day off!
    Harrigan: What's this?
    Kitty: That's a nigger.
    Poe's keeper: Don't you know Poe hates women?
    Kitty: So does Kipling.
    Jack Marsden: Peters, what's all that commotion?
    Peters: It sounds like our friends the detectives.

## Taglines

* A Ritz is afraid of nothing ... but ... THIS ... IS ... SOMETHING!
* Mystery goes merry, with the Ritzes
* Thrills + Laughs = Entertainment

## Cast

* Jimmy Ritz — Garrity
* Anita Louise — Norma Denby
* Harry Ritz — Harrigan
* Al Ritz — Mulligan
* Patsy Kelly — Kitty
* Lionel Atwill — Walter Stevens
* Bela Lugosi — Peters
* Joseph Calleia — the Stanger
* Edward Norris — Jack Marsden
* Wally Vernon — a Seaman
* Paul Harvey — Conway

## External links

* The Gorilla (1939) quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Grand Tour

The Grand Tour is a British motoring factual entertainment television series distributed by Amazon.

## Season 1
### 2 December 2016 [1.3]

    [explaining a traditional "Grand Tour"]
    Hammond: It was like an eighteenth-century Cannonball Run, only with old-fashioned morphine instead of cocaine.

### 13 January 2017 [1.10]

    [Conversation Street, James May has launched into a rant about the Nürburgring]
    James: The Nürburgring ruins cars, I'm developing an app for the smartphone called "Bomb the Nürburgring", where you guide a Dornier 17 over it and blow it up!
    Clarkson: What are you doing on this programme?
    James: Talking sense!

### 3 February 2017 [1.13]

    [on James May having received government subsidies for his electric vehicle]
    Clarkson: [to the tune of ‘Dennis Moore’] James May, James May, stealing from the rich. James May, James May, stealing from the poor. He steals from the rich, he steals from the poor. And wants more, wants it all. That's appall...ing. [normally] It nearly works.

## Season 2
### 16 February 2018 [2.11]

    [Clarkson is towing James' car, having taken the engine off]
    James: [over radio] You bastards! I hate you! Both of you! You utter BASTARDS!
    Clarkson: Listen, I am prepared to tow your boot full of water, that's important. I'm not going to tow a dead engine that's full of water as well, that's just a waste of fuel!
    James: Rubbish, it wasn't dead! I could have mended that once we'd dragged it out! It's just the ignition, I've done it five times already! You complete moron! I hope you get bilharzia of the ballsack!
    Clarkson: Right, that's it. He's asked for it. [Clarkson revs his engine, blowing smoke into James' face]
    James: Funny. Very funny. Funny man.
    Hammond: [pulls up alongside James] I think you're following him too closely.
    James: Why don't you sod off?
    Hammond: Has it affected the handling?

## Season 3
### 12 April 2019 [3.14]

    [ranting about his father's Austin Allegro estate from when he was a child]
    Hammond: It's cars like this, it's secrets, dark secrets like this lurking in people's pasts that create serial killers and psychopaths. It's a bloody miracle I'm not one! It's not being short that makes me an angry man, or being born in Birmingham. It's this! It's you!
    [ranting about the Toyota Picnic]
    Hammond: Think what you started, you bastard! You deserve this, and you're having it! [strikes the headlight with a bat] And you're having more of it! [continues smashing up the Picnic] A new car is a great thing, but not when it's you! Oh, you've got a mirror left! [breaks a door mirror off, then switches to a sledgehammer] Think how many lives you've ruined! You are the Allegro estate of modern times! And you deserve this!

## Cast

* Jeremy Clarkson
* Richard Hammond
* James May

## External links

* The Grand Tour quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Grass Is Singing

The Grass Is Singing published in 1950, is the first novel by the British authorDoris Lessing. It takes place in Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), in southern Africa, during the 1940s and deals with the racial politics between whites and blacks in that country (which was then a British Colony). It follows an emotionally immature woman's hasty marriage to an unsuccessful farmer, and her ensuing mental deterioration, her murder, and the colonial British society's reactions to it. The novel created a sensation when it was first published and became an instant success in Europe and the United States. A Swedish-made adaptation, Gräset Sjunger, was filmed in English in 1981.

## Quotes

* She who had once taken everything at its face value, never noticing the inflection of a phrase, or the look on a face which contradicted what was actually being said, spent the hour’s drive home considering the implications of that man’s gentle amusement at Dick. She wondered for the first time, whether she had been deluding herself
** (Page.89)
* The women who marry men like Dick learn sooner or later that there are two things they can do: they can drive themselves mad, tear themselves to pieces in storms of futile anger and rebellion; or they can hold themselves tight and go bitter.
** (Page 94)
* That lazy insolence stung her into an inarticulate rage. She opened her mouth to storm at him, but remained speechless. And she saw in his eyes that sullen resentment, and—what put the finishing touch to it—amused contempt.
** (Page 125)
* She needed to think of Dick, the man to whom she was irrevocably married, as a person on his own account, a success from his own efforts. When she saw him weak and goalless, and pitiful, she hated him, and the hate turned in on herself. She needed a man stronger than herself, and she was trying to create one out of Dick.
** (Page. 134)
* Next year" might mean anything. It might mean another failure. It would certainly mean no more than a partial recovery. The miraculous reprieve was not going to be granted. Nothing would change: nothing ever did.
** (Page 139)
* What had happened was that the formal pattern of black-and-white, mistress-and-servant, had been broken by the personal relation; and when a white man in Africa by accident looks into the eyes of a native and sees the human being (which it is his chief preoccupation to avoid), his sense of guilt, which he denies, fumes up in resentment and he brings down the whip.
** (Page 152)
* Though what thoughts of regret, or pity, or perhaps even wounded human affection were compounded with the satisfaction of his completed revenge, it is impossible to say.
** (Page 218)

## External link

* Wikisource-The Grass Is Singing
# Rory Bremner

Rory Bremner, FKC (born 6 April 1961, Edinburgh, Scotland) is a Scottish impressionist and comedian, known for his political satire.

## Quotes
### On the imminent Iraq war (2003)

* (as Tony Blair): "Look we believe Saddam has weapons of mass destruction. Now if we don't attack him, then he might not use them, and in that case we'll never know whether he's got them or not. And you know, that's not a risk I'm prepared to take. Besides if we do conquer Iraq, and remove Saddam Hussein, there's a chance we could win the Nobel Peace Prize, and you know, frankly, isn't that something worth going to war for?"
* Bremner (as himself): "But let's be clear. We're talking about a country where there's no opposition. As leader he can ignore Parliament and - sorry that's Tony Blair isn't it? Um, so he doesn't even have to ask the country before he goes to war - sorry that's still Tony Blair. No, the difference is Saddam rules Iraq through a combination of terror and brutality, backed up by a vicious regime of intimidation and torture - or is that David Blunkett? As absolute ruler Saddam recently claimed 100% victory in a Presidential Election." John Fortune: "Although that's not surprising, given that voters were accompanied into the booths by Saddam's Ba'ath party officials, and given a choice between voting for Saddam or voting for their wives and children to be killed, and their houses to be burnt down." Bremner (as Peter Snow): "And just a bit of fun, just a bit of fun, even small children were counted as supporters on the principle that you might as well throw in the baby with the Ba'ath voter."
* (as himself): "So to recap: we may or may not be going to war with Iraq because Saddam may or may not have weapons of mass destruction, which he may or may not use, or pass to other terrorists groups with whom he may or may not have links."
* (as himself): "Saddam Hussein and Osama bin Laden are much like Nancy Dell'Olio and Ulrika Jonsson: they can't stand each other, but they both enjoy fucking the same bloke."
** All from "Between Iraq and a Hard Place", Channel 4, January 5, 2003.
* (as himself): "Multimedia? As far as I’m concerned, it’s reading with the radio on."
** Cited in Introduction to Multimedia Retrieval by Remco Veltkamp