For each quote or vignette, there’s a movie.
1. “I feel Italian and musical.”
BIG HINT: Spoken by Sean Connery.
2. A man in a mask cooks with a frilly apron on.
Solved by Jason.
3. A punk rocker from the Bronx affects a British accent and idolizes The Who.
Solved by George.
4. The electrolysist falls in love with the dwarf.
BIG HINT: The dwarf is Peter Dinklage. The electrolysist is helping the main character with a hair problem.
Solved by Ben Gruagach.
5. “You can’t go home again. But you can shop there.”
Solved by Tom.
6. “I’m wearing a cardboard belt!”
Solved by Ken.
7. The escaped convict is identified by his brand of hair grease.
Solved by Ben Gruagach.
#6 – The Producers
#7 – Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?
(I think!)
I wondered whether #7 was a Dapper Dan reference… but I didn’t remember that he was caught because of his pomade….
#5: Grosse Pointe Blank.
Is #2 The Princess Bride?
Ken, he wasn’t caught, he was identified; the dogs sniff it and track him.
Evn, nice try but no.
A couple of guesses–#2 is Silence of the Lambs, #3 is Summer of Sam.
George, 50% is pretty good!
very busy here at work and still entirely suckful.
Yeah, but the one I got correct is for a movie I haven’t seen and the one I got wrong is for a movie I have seen.
I should sort of be automatically disqualified for that.
#2 – V For Vendetta
That’s actually one of my favorite scenes in the movie.
George, you’re fortunate that we’re very forgiving here.
# 4 Is it Station Master? I was flipping past IFC and the movie had a dwarf in it
#4 is not the Station Agent (a movie I love) but it is the same actor (Peter Dinklage) (and there’s your first hint — I think #4 is a toughie).
#4 Me, Myself and Irene
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Daven, nice guess, but no.
I think #4 is “Human Nature” (also starring Patricia Arquette and Tim Robbins.)
Can you start putting the comment # with the solver’s name? It’s confusing.
#1 The Untouchables?
Oooh, sorry, no.
Think 60s.
Can you start putting the comment # with the solver’s name? It’s confusing.
Good idea.