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[AMC Hornet]

The line after "There are two ways to disable a crocodile, you know", and preceding your quote above.

 

The actual phrase is 'pressure hole', but of course you knew that. (I'm not blaming you - Drew's Script-o-rama, right?)

 

"I only stopped to thank you for your hospitality."

[Call Billy Bob]

Bond to Drax in Moonraker - such good sport!

 

 

"I don't follow."

[glidrose]

The line after "There are two ways to disable a crocodile, you know", and preceding your quote above.

 

The actual phrase is 'pressure hole', but of course you knew that. (I'm not blaming you - Drew's Script-o-rama, right?)

 

"I only stopped to thank you for your hospitality."

 

My faith is partly restored. AMC caught one of the two errors I intentionally left him.

 

But... isn't the actual quote "One way is to take a pencil and jam it into the pressure hole behind his eyes."?

 

Better luck next time.

 

Unfortunately, AMC forgot to identify the speaker! Please observe the rules of the game. You must identify the speaker and the film.

 

Call Billy Bob's quote is from For Your Eyes Only. I'll let AMC guess the speaker.

[AMC Hornet]

If you're right about FYEO (and you must be, of course), then the speaker is MoD Frederick Gray (Goeffrey Keen) re: identifying Loque.

 

I can't for the life of me imagine who Tee Hee could have been conversing with at the crocodile farm, so I'll have to let that one go. As for correcting the rest of the quote, I figured you've had enough of that from me, haven't you?

 

I'm going to have to concede this battle of wits to you, Glidrose my friend, as all the alcohol I have to consume to keep the playing field level is taking its toll on my liver.

 

So, on with the game proper:

 

"You won't have to."

[glidrose]

I can't for the life of me imagine who Tee Hee could have been conversing with at the crocodile farm, so I'll have to let that one go.

It was Bond, James Bond. He's the hero of the film. A series of films were made about him. They were loosely based on a series of novels by Ian Fleming.
 

As for correcting the rest of the quote, I figured you've had enough of that from me, haven't you?

Nope. I won't rest until you can name at least two of the films without looking at a crib sheet.
 

I'm going to have to concede this battle of wits to you, Glidrose my friend, as all the alcohol I have to consume to keep the playing field level is taking its toll on my liver.

Ah, booze sharpens your wits! My condolences!
 

"You won't have to."

Clarence Leiter to Bond in CR'54.

If so, this one's for AMC ONLY!

"One of these days you guys are gonna learn just to drop it."

[AMC Hornet]

Jim, the site moderator, to both of us?

 

No?

 

Let's see, that's from a James Bond film, right?

(riffle, riffle...)

 

Okay, how about that guy - you know, the villain in The Living Daylights? Bond apparently killed him with a key chain or something - dropped a statue of Nelson or someone on him, but he comes back to life, working for the CIA under the name of

 

JACK WADE in GOLDENEYE.

 

Please don't write back correcting me about that British vulture Wellington, etc. The battle of wits was fun while it lasted - it made me feel 15 again, but I've already conceded that you are the 007 guru and that I am unworthy to bask in your shadow. Let's move on, as any more of this may have Jim thinking that these barbs are personal, and I wouldn't want either of us accused of trolling.

 

I'm not going to post another quote. I'll let you do that, Glidrose. I'm going over to the Grape James Bond Misquote Conversation where I belong.

[glidrose]

Jim, the site moderator, to both of us?
 
No?
 
Let's see, that's from a James Bond film, right?
(riffle, riffle...)
 
Okay, how about that guy - you know, the villain in The Living Daylights? Bond apparently killed him with a key chain or something - dropped a statue of Nelson or someone on him, but he comes back to life, working for the CIA under the name of
 
JACK WADE in GOLDENEYE.
 
Please don't write back correcting me about that British vulture Wellington, etc. The battle of wits was fun while it lasted - it made me feel 15 again, but I've already conceded that you are the 007 guru and that I am unworthy to bask in your shadow. Let's move on, as any more of this may have Jim thinking that these barbs are personal, and I wouldn't want either of us accused of trolling.
 
I'm not going to post another quote. I'll let you do that, Glidrose. I'm going over to the Grape James Bond Misquote Conversation where I belong.

Noooooooooooooooooo. Please don't go.

What I was going to do was change my post. (I seem to recall you once accused me of that.) I was going to change the quote to "I need refilling." ("It's from a Roger Moore Bond film. Bond is in the scene. He's not the speaker.") Hilarious enough when you attribute it to Jack Wade, but our own Jim?

Sadly it was not to be. But please don't go.

[The Dove]

(Honestly..the pithy squabbling between AMC and glidrose is starting to become VERY annoying! Please fellas, do us all a favor and keep it to private messages and off the public forums if you don't mind..)

 

Right, now where we?

[thecasinoroyale]

I'll drop a new quote after this little pause...here we go....

 

 

"Oh NO!"

[Call Billy Bob]

Bond, upon seeing Q, in Thunderball?

[The Dove]

(Thanks thecasinoroyale! )

 

If Call Billy Bob's isn't correct, then I'll guess Bond recognizing his fellow "passenger", in the AMC Hornet in TMWTGG?

[AMC Hornet]

You called?

 

How about Truman-Lodge in LTK, watching a tanker trailer barreling down the incline towards the tanker right in front of him?

[glidrose]

Bunt to one of the girls in OHMSS? ("It is more fun to open them all together, yes?")

 

Largo to Bond in NSNA? ("I could run a large government.")

 

Either Bond to Mr. Bean in NSNA, or Mr. Bean to Bond in NSNA?

 

Bond in TMWTGG when he realizes neither he nor Hip has the keys?

 

Bond to Zorin in AVTAK? ("As a matter of fact I had a dotty old aunt die and leave me some stables.")

 

The cop in AVTAK seeing his car crushed?

 

Bond to Whisper in LALD?

 

Tee Hee to Bond in LALD? "We have some moms and dads as well."

 

I think Tanya says it to Bond in FRWL when she sees her trousseau.

[thecasinoroyale]

Well, good guesses all but glid gets it with his 348 guesses - it's the Chief watching his car get crushed by the bridge weight in 'AVTAK'.

 

And as he will pass his go...I will go again with...

 

 

"Guard!"

[Call Billy Bob]

Ourumov after killing Mishkin in GoldenEye?

[thecasinoroyale]

Sure is, in memory of Gottfried John who passed away this week. Your go CBB!

[Call Billy Bob]

Splendid!

 

 

"Do you understand?!"

[glidrose]

Both TB and OHMSS contain that line. I'll let someone else guess the correct answers.

[Call Billy Bob]

So does TWINE, which is the film I was looking for.

 

Anyone?

[Call Billy Bob]

Bump

 

So does TWINE, which is the film I was looking for.

 

Anyone?

[The Dove]

Ahh is it Bond hanging onto the balloon trying to make a deal with Cigar Girl in saying he can protect her?

[Call Billy Bob]

The Dove nails it!

 

You're up

[The Dove]

Great! ...Ok, how about..

 

" Well really Mr. Bond..ha..ha...ha! "

[Call Billy Bob]

Thatcher (in the kitchen with Denis!) at the end of FYEO.

 

 

"What do you mean?"

[glidrose]

TB, CR'06, LTK all contain that line. I'll let someone else cite the speakers.

[Call Billy Bob]

And DAF... hint, hint

[The Dove]

Morton Slumber to "Peter Franks" after he is pulled out of the crematory oven when Slumber and Shady Tree discover the diamonds are fakes..

 

If so then..

 

" Sir...What do you make of this? "

[Call Billy Bob]

One of Q's analysts in Skyfall upon discovering Silva's most encrypted security level.

 

 

"What the hell do you want?"

[glidrose]

Morton Slumber to "Peter Franks" after he is pulled out of the crematory oven when Slumber and Shady Tree discover the diamonds are fakes..

Are you sure?

[Call Billy Bob]

Yep, that's the line.