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"Bert! Ernie!"

"Sushi. That's what my ex-wife used to call me. "Cold fish." " "That gibberish he talked was city speak, gutter talk. A mishmash of Japanese, Spanish, German, what have you. I didn't really need a translator, I knew the lingo, every good cop did. But I wasn't going to make it easier for him." "In history books he's the kind of cop who used to call black men "niggers". "I was quit when I came in here. I'm twice as quit now." "It's too bad she won't live. But then again, who does?" "You were made as well as we could make you." "But not to last." "The light that burns twice as bright burns half as long, and you have burned so very very brightly, Roy. "

I've heard this song before, but I can't recall the beat, so I can't get the rest of the song.

"You think they forgot?"

He said "Drag-Net" first, it's Human's turn!

Since George didn't recognize them, and the thread is young, I thought I'd enable some "help files." Give me a bit of time on this.

"THE MUSIC MAN." The alleged "Professor" Harold Hill brings his con game to River City. Despite the fact that he can't tell one note from another, he convinces the town that the installation of its first billiards table will lead to depravity among the youths. ("We got Trouble! Right here in River CIty! With a capital T and that rhymes with P and that stands for Pool!") The only possible solution is to buy a boy band from him. He will organize the boys into a marching band, with 76 trombones in the lead, and so on.

No, it was a takeoff on the other well-known song from the movie.

Next movie. "Sushi. That's what my ex-wife used to call me. "Cold fish." " "That gibberish he talked was city speak, gutter talk. A mishmash of Japanese, Spanish, German, what have you. I didn't really need a translator, I knew the lingo, every good cop did. But I wasn't going to make it easier for him." "In history books he's the kind of cop who used to call black men "niggers". "I was quit when I came in here. I'm twice as quit now."

That's the net that wears women's clothes in public.

Vincent Dwyer Al Columbato Charlie Bodell H. I. McDunnough Ronny Camareri Peter Loew Enrico Silvestri Jake Preston Amos Odell Jack Singer Doug Chesnic Charlie Lang Bill Firpo Ben Sanderson Rich Santoro Tom Welles Frank Pierce Jack Campbell Joe Enders Roy Waller Benjamin Franklin Gates Yuri Orlov David Spitz John Mc Loughlin

Domhall Gleeson Harry Potter & Deathly Hallows Pt 1 Bill Nighy

I don't know the first one. The third one isn't from "The Incredible Mr Limpet", so it MUST be from "SPLASH." The last one sounds like it might be from "Philadelphia." If so, the second quote might be from 'Turner and Hooch." With no idea on the first one, that still gives me TOM HANKS.

Looks like we got Trouble. Right here in Greasespot City. With a capital T and that rhymes with P and that stands for Posts.

They each did it while playing for 2 different teams in the same year????? (Wild guess.)

Ok, I kept thinking this was "JEWEL OF THE NILE" anyway.

Yes. BTW, the 3 men with swords was from the series pilot, when/where Slan the Cat attacked Duncan MacLeod (Adrian Paul) and was interrupted by Connor MacLeod (Christopher Lambert). "Same clan, different vintage." CM/CL was the Highlander in the first few movies, and the show followed DM/AP after this episode. It was the only one where both interacted. It was great. They used at least 1 clip of this for the entire run of the series, in the opening.

Which would make this "Lord of the Rings-the Fellowship of the Ring." Close enough, your turn!

Vincent Dwyer Al Columbato Charlie Bodell H. I. McDunnough Ronny Camareri Peter Loew Enrico Silvestri Jake Preston Amos Odell Jack Singer Doug Chesnic Charlie Lang Bill Firpo Ben Sanderson Rich Santoro Tom Welles

Kevin Costner Robin Hood-Prince of Thieves Christian Slater

So, you said this was NOT the third movie. I keep confusing 2 and 3. If it's not 3, then it must be "Romancing the Stone."

No. Read the last 2 quotes a LOT slower or something. You're missing something really, really obvious. Although your reasoning was on the right track about someone really old so many older women aren't around.

"You shall not pass!" (It is NOT "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," that line is "None shall pass.")

Good thing.

"Get your motor running!"