Totally correct. In the foreword of the book, William Goldman tells of being in the room the first time Mandy Patinkin just reached out and slapped Andre the Giant with no warning, saying "Do it right, Fezzik!" Everyone in the room froze as Andre blinked in surprise, then started speaking his lines instead of woodenly reading them.

Well done lad, and you're up!

Hmmm....

Finish this movie line:

What Babe?

Keep in mind the last movie was from 1987, so it is from the 80's.

(Whoever gets this rocks)

Sixteen Candles? I'm thinking it might be bad English from the Asian foreign exchange student.

Oh, I'm so all over this

"The babe with the power"

from Labyrinth

Haha you got it Endros, I was going to loose alot of respect for you people if I had to actually give a hint.

"Jesus, you make everything in your life sound so Wagnerian (pronounced with a W rather than a V) "

Who said it? In Which movie?

Let's see your answers!

Wouldn't this make more sense in the "Name the Movie" thread?

*shrug* I can change it was going from the previous post.

so altered question is:

What film is semi-autobiographical in nature and stars a Sci-Fi luminary and a famous sit com star?
Same movie referred to in previous post

I guess it's time for a hint

The Sci-Fi luminary was one of the original Star Trek Crew and the sitcom actor became well known for playing a gay man

Is it Galaxy Quest?

Nope

was it a made for tv movie?

No its a verifiable movie

I've got nothing.... I keep thinking it would have john goodman in it, but I can't figure out the movie. But I think I'm wrong on all accounts, cuz I remember him playing a Gay Dad on Normal Ohio.

Yea, John Goodman is not in it.

Okay, it's been a week. We don't know, so you're gonna have to give us more hints or something.

Alrighty.

The Sci-Fi Luminary is William Shatner and his plotline involves a movie of a rap version of Julius Caesar(All three acts) in which he plays ALL the parts except for Caesar's wife

I didn't "know" the answer, but I did find it, and will share with anyone interested. But feel guilty for searching for it on IMDB.

Go Ahead Nickster, Take it away

I think the movie is called "Free Enterprise"

Ya, you got. Sherlock you're up

Ok, never played this game before so if I screw up somehow with the question just let me know.

In "Condorman" what did Woody order in the bar when he first met Natlia?

A Istanbul Express? A Double.... A double Sir? Nobody orders the double, Sir!

Ok, Make it a tripple.

Dammit, I have the novelization of that movie on a shelf somewhere. Now I'm gonna have to go find it...

You got it.

How much money did Han Solo owe to Boba Fett?

None, because he owed it to Jabba the Hutt?

Correcto!!!! Good eye!

In the Graduate, Mrs. Robinson is supposed to be much older than Benjamin (early 20s vs 40s); in reality, how much older was Anne Bancroft than Dustin Hoffman?

I think she was 5 or 6 years older.

which one?

*if someone thinks I'm being a bit too picky for the answer, sorry... I guess I could accept that

I flipped a coin and tails told me it was 6. Did Tails lie??????

Tails never lies, you're up

In "Taking Care of Business" what is the alarm code for the house on the beach?

I totally confess that I had to pop my favorite Jim Belushi movie into the VCR to find out the answer, but it's 2354.


What world-famous musician financed Monty Python's The Life of Brian after EMI backed out?

George Harrison

And if my question made you watch that show than it was all worth while. I love those crazy comedies of the 80s. So many classics and yet so many of them wouldn't be even given a greenlight today.

Totally correct, Sherlock. You're up again!

Thanks.

"Coming to America" has a cameo by two actors playing the same characters that they played in another Eddie Murphy movie. What are the characters names and what was the movie?

"Rudolf, We're back in business!"

From Trading places. The 2 Duke's.

You got it. Always liked little scenes like that, where you have sorta crossovers from other movies or television.

In Rodney Dangerfields, Easy Money, there is a scene where a TV shows a commercial that featured Rodney Dangerfield. what product was that commercial for?

Do people need a hint?

I'd say so.

It was for a beer commercial.

Miller Lite, maybe? I think I vaguely remember him doing commercials for them many moons ago...

That's it.

What movie holds the Guinness world record for the most car crashes?

Blues Brothers?

Blues Brothers used to hold that record, but it was beaten by a 1998 release.

Bad Boys?