Last week, Ms identified last week's quote from American Grafitti, making it two in a row for her. Congratulations! This classic American film featured several notable Chevy's (Chevvies?), though I don't recall either of them being driven to a levee, dry or not.
Now on to this week's quote! Remember the rules. First person to guess correctly the original source of the quote wins a prize - no movie characters quoting other movies. No Googling or asking Jeeves, either you know the quote or you don't - and if you've gotten ANY inkling of this week's running theme, you've probably got a shot, dude. The prize is a Major Award and consists of the people's ovation and fame forever (and the title of Iron Quote-Guesser):
...And two Dutch apple pie with whipped cream.
Allez guessing!!!
Why is Gender Equality Important?
2 years ago
7 comments:
This is going to be a guess. I'm thinking it's Pulp Fiction. Tim Roth's character said it to Amanda Plummer when they were talking before robbing the diner.
Nope, not it. (I think there was a 'garcon, more coffee', but that's all I recall from that scene.)
"Garcon means boy."
I don't really know the answer either, but will state the obvious guess and say American Pie. Why not?
My original plan was to pick something simple from American Pie, but then as I was writing yesterday afternoon I saw it was on TV, and that will take a film right out of the running.
Since I've been dealing with a Star Trek obsession this past week and I'm a huge Karl Urban fan...
"Dammit, Elliot! I'm a nurse, not a movie trivia expert!"
That being said, Fargo? Doesn't feel right but one never knows.
Sadly, though I referenced a Coen Brothers character, this is not a Coen Brothers film.
And I had to Google Karl Urban. Next time someone asks, I'll have to Google him again, I'm sure.
But I am an original Trek fan, because Bill Shatner is the sound of one hand clapping.
Bill Murray in Groundhog Day?
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