Can You Name These Classic Movies From One Famous Line?

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"You Can't Handle The Truth! " Is From Which Classic Film?

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Which Film Features The Line "I'll Be Back"?

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"Here's Looking At You Kid" Comes From What Beloved Classic?

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What Movie Gave Us "Nobody Puts Baby In A Corner"?

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"To Infinity And Beyond" Is The Famous Catchphrase From Which Film?

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"You Had Me At Hello" Is A Famous Line From Which Romantic Film?

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Which Classic Film Features "May The Force Be With You"?

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"I See Dead People" Is A Chilling Line From Which Suspense Film?

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"Life Is Like A Box Of Chocolates" Comes From Which Beloved Film?

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Which Classic Film Has The Unforgettable Line "I'm The King Of The World"?

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Which Film Features The Line "Elementary My Dear Watson"?

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"Frankly My Dear I Don't Give A Damn" Is From Which Classic?

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Which Film Contains The Spine-Tingling Line "Here's Johnny"?

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What Movie Gave Us The Line "Nobody Is Perfect"?

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"You Talking To Me?" Is The Iconic Line From Which Gritty Film?

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Which Beloved Film Features "There's No Place Like Home"?

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"Go Ahead Make My Day" Comes From Which Clint Eastwood Film?

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"What We've Got Here Is A Failure To Communicate" Is From Which Film?

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Which classic crime film features the line, “I’m gonna make him an offer he can’t refuse”?

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What Movie Features The Famous Line 'Bond James Bond'?

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Which Classic Film Has The Line 'I Feel The Need The Need For Speed'?

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Which Sci-Fi Classic Features The Line 'Klaatu Barada Nikto'?

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Which Film Contains The Unforgettable Line 'Hasta La Vista Baby'?

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Which Audrey Hepburn Film Features 'Moon River Wider Than A Mile'?

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Which Film Has The Chilling Line 'They're Here'?

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Which Musical Classic Features 'Singin' In The Rain Just Singin' In The Rain'?

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Which Film Gave Us The Line 'You Is Kind You Is Smart You Is Important'?

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What Movie Features The Tearful Line 'I Wish I Knew How To Quit You'?

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Which Classic Film Has The Line 'I Am Your Father'?

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Which Film Gave Us The Line 'Just Keep Swimming'?

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Which Beloved Film Features The Line 'Why So Serious'?

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Which Film Contains The Line 'Get Your Stinking Paws Off Me'?

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What Classic Film Features 'Houston We Have A Problem'?

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Which Film Gave Us The Line 'I'm Walking Here'?

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Which Magical Film Features The Line 'There Is No Spoon'?

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Which Film Features The Unforgettable Line 'Keep Your Friends Close But Your Enemies Closer'?

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What Classic Film Features The Line 'I'll Have What She's Having'?

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Which Film Gave Us The Line 'Carpe Diem Seize The Day Boys'?

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Which Beloved Film Features The Line 'They Call It A Royale With Cheese'?

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Which Iconic Film Gave Us 'I'm As Mad As Hell'?

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Which Film Contains The Line 'A Boy's Best Friend Is His Mother'?

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Which Film Features The Unforgettable Line 'Greed Is Good'?

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Which Thriller Features The Line 'Be Afraid Be Very Afraid'?

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Which Beloved Film Features The Line 'You're Gonna Need A Bigger Boat'?

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What Movie Contains The Line 'I'm Also Just A Girl Standing In Front Of A Boy'?

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Which Classic Film Has The Line 'Here's Another Fine Mess You've Gotten Me Into'?

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Which Iconic Film Gave Us The Line 'Say Hello To My Little Friend'?

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Which Film Features The Memorable Line 'I Am Big It's The Pictures That Got Small'?

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Which James Cagney Film Features The Line 'Made It Ma Top Of The World'?

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Which Classic Film Features The Line 'Fasten Your Seatbelts It's Going To Be A Bumpy Night'?

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Which Film Gave Us The Line 'I Feel Pretty'?

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Which Beloved Film Features The Line 'Inconceivable'?

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What Film Contains The Line 'They Call Me Mister Tibbs'?

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Which Film Features The Line 'You Can't Fight In Here This Is The War Room'?

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Which Beloved Film Gave Us The Line 'Just When I Thought I Was Out They Pull Me Back In'?

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Which Classic Film Features The Line 'Love Means Never Having To Say You're Sorry'?

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Which Film Contains The Line 'I Am Spartacus'?

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Which Musical Classic Features The Line 'I Could Have Danced All Night'?

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Which Classic Film Features The Line 'Rosebud'?

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Which Film Gave Us The Line 'Nobody Expects The Spanish Inquisition'?

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Which Beloved Film Features The Line 'I'm Not Bad I'm Just Drawn That Way'?

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Which classic film features the line, “I’m ready for my close-up, Mr. DeMille”?

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Which Film Gave Us The Line 'Magic Mirror On The Wall Who Is The Fairest One Of All'?

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Which Film Gave Us The Line 'You Is Talkin To Me Like I Is A Dog'?

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Which Classic Film Has The Line 'I Have Always Depended On The Kindness Of Strangers'?

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Which Beloved Film Features The Line 'To Me You Are Perfect'?

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Which Beloved Film Gave Us The Line 'Why Don't You Come Up Sometime And See Me'?

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Which Classic Film Contains The Line 'I'm Not Gonna Be Ignored Dan'?

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Which Beloved Film Features The Line 'I'm Going To Make You A Star'?

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Which Beloved Musical Features The Line 'I Have Confidence In Me'?

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Which Classic Film Has The Line 'Gentlemen Prefer Blondes'?

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Which Classic Film Features The Line 'Every Time A Bell Rings An Angel Gets His Wings'?

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Which Film Adaptation Of Shakespeare Features The Line 'To Be Or Not To Be That Is The Question'?

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Which Film Contains The Spine-Tingling Line 'We Accept The Love We Think We Deserve'?

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Which Classic Film Gave Us The Line 'You Ain't Heard Nothin' Yet'?

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Presumed Innocent

2

A Few Good Men

3

The Firm

4

Philadelphia

Jack Nicholson improvised the intensity of that 1992 courtroom scene making it one of cinema's most quoted moments.

1

Predator

2

RoboCop

3

The Terminator

4

Total Recall

Arnold Schwarzenegger almost said "I will be back" but the director preferred the contraction and film history was made.

1

To Have And Have Not

2

Casablanca

3

The African Queen

4

Notorious

Humphrey Bogart actually learned that line while teaching Ingrid Bergman poker between takes on set.

1

Grease

2

Footloose

3

Flashdance

4

Dirty Dancing

Patrick Swayze ad-libbed that iconic 1987 line and director Emile Ardolino kept it in the final cut.

1

Robots

2

A Bug's Life

3

Toy Story

4

Antz

Buzz Lightyear's rallying cry helped Toy Story become the very first fully computer-animated feature film ever released.

1

As Good As It Gets

2

You've Got Mail

3

Sleepless In Seattle

4

Jerry Maguire

Renée Zellweger delivered that unforgettable 1996 line and it topped the American Film Institute's most romantic quotes list.

1

Star Wars

2

Flash Gordon

3

Dune

4

Battlestar Galactica

George Lucas borrowed the phrase structure from the traditional military blessing "May God be with you" for his 1977 epic.

1

Ghost

2

Poltergeist

3

What Lies Beneath

4

The Sixth Sense

Young Haley Joel Osment delivered that haunting 1999 line so convincingly he received an Academy Award nomination for it.

1

Forrest Gump

2

Steel Magnolias

3

The Color Purple

4

Fried Green Tomatoes

Tom Hanks won his second consecutive Oscar for Forrest Gump making him only the second actor in history to achieve that feat.

1

The Perfect Storm

2

Master And Commander

3

Titanic

4

The Poseidon Adventure

Leonardo DiCaprio improvised that triumphant bow scene and director James Cameron liked it so much he wrote it into the script.

1

Rebecca

2

The Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes

3

The Maltese Falcon

4

Murder On The Orient Express

Basil Rathbone delivered this iconic line in the 1939 film though Conan Doyle never wrote it in his original stories.

1

Rebecca

2

Gone With The Wind

3

All About Eve

4

Sunset Boulevard

Clark Gable's farewell line in 1939 was nearly censored because "damn" violated Hollywood's strict production code at the time.

1

The Shining

2

The Exorcist

3

Rosemary's Baby

4

Psycho

Jack Nicholson improvised this line in 1980 as a nod to Ed McMahon's nightly introduction of Johnny Carson on The Tonight Show.

1

The Apartment

2

Pillow Talk

3

Breakfast At Tiffany's

4

Some Like It Hot

Joe E. Brown delivers this final punchline in 1959 after learning his fiancée is actually a man making it one of cinema's greatest closing lines.

1

Taxi Driver

2

The French Connection

3

Dog Day Afternoon

4

Serpico

Robert De Niro improvised this mirror scene in 1976 because director Martin Scorsese left the moment unscripted and let De Niro create it himself.

1

National Velvet

2

The Wizard Of Oz

3

It's A Wonderful Life

4

Meet Me In St. Louis

Judy Garland clicked her ruby slippers together in 1939 and those slippers later sold at auction for over three million dollars.

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The Enforcer

2

Magnum Force

3

Sudden Impact

4

Dirty Harry

President Ronald Reagan famously borrowed this 1983 line in a 1985 speech to Congress challenging lawmakers to send him a tax increase bill.

1

Bonnie And Clyde

2

Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid

3

The Sting

4

Cool Hand Luke

Paul Newman's 1967 prison drama used this line so memorably that Guns N' Roses later sampled it at the opening of their song Civil War.

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Scarface

2

The Untouchables

3

The Godfather

4

Goodfellas

This iconic line is spoken by Don Vito Corleone in The Godfather, Francis Ford Coppola’s classic mafia drama.

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Thunderball

2

Goldfinger

3

From Russia With Love

4

Dr. No

Sean Connery first spoke those three words in 1962 making it the longest-running movie catchphrase in history.

1

Iron Eagle

2

The Right Stuff

3

Top Gun

4

Days Of Thunder

Tom Cruise and Anthony Edwards improvised that line together and director Tony Scott kept it in the final cut.

1

Invasion Of The Body Snatchers

2

The Day The Earth Stood Still

3

Forbidden Planet

4

War Of The Worlds

This 1951 command prevents a robot apocalypse and Sam Raimi later referenced it in Army Of Darkness.

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True Lies

2

Terminator 2

3

Total Recall

4

Predator

The Spanish phrase meaning 'see you later' was written into the script specifically because test audiences loved Schwarzenegger saying it.

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Breakfast At Tiffany's

2

My Fair Lady

3

Roman Holiday

4

Sabrina

Henry Mancini wrote Moon River overnight after learning Audrey Hepburn could only sing within a very narrow vocal range.

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Poltergeist

2

The Haunting

3

The Amityville Horror

4

Rosemary's Baby

Little Heather O'Rourke delivered that whispered line in 1982 and it became one of horror's most iconic moments.

1

Singin' In The Rain

2

Seven Brides For Seven Brothers

3

An American In Paris

4

The Band Wagon

Gene Kelly performed that iconic dance scene while running a 103-degree fever on the day of filming.

1

Fried Green Tomatoes

2

Driving Miss Daisy

3

Steel Magnolias

4

The Help

Viola Davis improvised the rhythm of that scene and author Kathryn Stockett said it made her cry the first time she watched it.

1

Brokeback Mountain

2

The Notebook

3

Ordinary People

4

Philadelphia

Heath Ledger spoke this anguished line to Jake Gyllenhaal and the film won three Academy Awards in 2006.

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Rogue One

2

Star Wars

3

The Empire Strikes Back

4

Return Of The Jedi

Darth Vader's shocking 1980 revelation to Luke Skywalker is considered one of the greatest plot twists in cinema history.

1

Happy Feet

2

Shark Tale

3

The Little Mermaid

4

Finding Nemo

Ellen DeGeneres voiced Dory in this 2003 Pixar film and her cheerful motto became a beloved real-life encouragement phrase.

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Batman Begins

2

Batman Forever

3

The Dark Knight

4

Batman Returns

Heath Ledger improvised much of his Joker performance and won a posthumous Oscar for this chilling 2008 role.

1

King Kong

2

Greystoke

3

Jurassic Park

4

Planet Of The Apes

Charlton Heston shouted this furious line in the 1968 original and it landed on the American Film Institute's top 100 movie quotes list.

1

First Man

2

The Right Stuff

3

Gravity

4

Apollo 13

Tom Hanks delivered this line in the 1995 film though the real astronaut Jim Lovell actually said 'Houston we've had a problem.'

1

The French Connection

2

Serpico

3

Dog Day Afternoon

4

Midnight Cowboy

Dustin Hoffman reportedly ad-libbed this outburst at a real New York City cab that nearly hit him during filming in 1969.

1

Dark City

2

Inception

3

The Truman Show

4

The Matrix

A child actor delivered this mind-bending line to Keanu Reeves in 1999 and it became a symbol of questioning reality itself.

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The Godfather Part II

2

Scarface

3

Goodfellas

4

Casino

Al Pacino delivered this line as Michael Corleone and many people mistakenly credit it to the original Godfather film.

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Sleepless In Seattle

2

Moonstruck

3

When Harry Met Sally

4

Pretty Woman

The woman who delivers that famous diner line was actually director Rob Reiner's own mother Estelle Reiner.

1

The Breakfast Club

2

Good Will Hunting

3

Dead Poets Society

4

Stand And Deliver

Robin Williams improvised many of his classroom scenes in Dead Poets Society and the boys' tearful responses were completely genuine.

1

Reservoir Dogs

2

Pulp Fiction

3

Goodfellas

4

Jackie Brown

Quentin Tarantino actually visited McDonald's in Paris before writing Pulp Fiction and the Royale With Cheese detail is completely true.

1

Dog Day Afternoon

2

The China Syndrome

3

Network

4

All The President's Men

Peter Finch won a posthumous Oscar for that role making him the first actor ever to do so.

1

Vertigo

2

Psycho

3

The Birds

4

Rear Window

Alfred Hitchcock shot Psycho in black and white partly to hide the shocking amount of blood in the shower scene.

1

Glengarry Glen Ross

2

The Firm

3

Wall Street

4

Working Girl

Michael Douglas won his only acting Oscar for playing Gordon Gekko and based the character on real Wall Street figures.

1

Poltergeist

2

Aliens

3

Predator

4

The Fly

Geena Davis delivered that chilling line and she and Jeff Goldblum later married in real life after filming together.

1

Jaws

2

The Deep

3

The Poseidon Adventure

4

Moby Dick

Roy Scheider actually improvised that line on set and director Steven Spielberg kept it in the final cut.

1

Four Weddings And A Funeral

2

Sleepless In Seattle

3

Notting Hill

4

Bridget Jones's Diary

Julia Roberts spoke this line to Hugh Grant in 1999 and it became one of cinema's most quoted romantic moments.

1

Modern Times

2

The Great Dictator

3

Sons Of The Desert

4

Duck Soup

Oliver Hardy directed this complaint at Stan Laurel across dozens of films making it their most recognized catchphrase.

1

Scarface

2

The Godfather

3

Goodfellas

4

Casino

Al Pacino shouted this line in the 1983 remake and AFI ranked it among the top 100 movie quotes of all time.

1

Sunset Boulevard

2

All About Eve

3

Stage Door

4

Mildred Pierce

Gloria Swanson delivered this line as faded silent-film star Norma Desmond in the 1950 Hollywood classic.

1

Yankee Doodle Dandy

2

Angels With Dirty Faces

3

The Public Enemy

4

White Heat

Cagney shouted this line atop an exploding oil tank in 1949 creating one of cinema's most explosive endings.

1

Now Voyager

2

Sunset Boulevard

3

Mildred Pierce

4

All About Eve

Bette Davis delivered this iconic line in 1950 and AFI ranked it fourth on its list of greatest movie quotes ever.

1

West Side Story

2

My Fair Lady

3

Funny Girl

4

Cabaret

Leonard Bernstein composed the music for West Side Story and the song debuted on Broadway in 1957 before the film.

1

The Princess Bride

2

The NeverEnding Story

3

Willow

4

Labyrinth

Vizzini repeats the word so often that Inigo Montoya finally tells him it does not mean what he thinks it means.

1

The Defiant Ones

2

To Sir With Love

3

In The Heat Of The Night

4

Guess Who's Coming To Dinner

Sidney Poitier won an Academy Award for a different film but this 1967 line became one of his most celebrated moments.

1

M*A*S*H

2

Dr. Strangelove

3

Apocalypse Now

4

Patton

Stanley Kubrick directed this dark 1964 comedy and Peter Sellers played three separate roles in the same film.

1

Scarface

2

Casino

3

The Godfather Part III

4

Goodfellas

Al Pacino improvised the delivery of this line and it became far more famous than almost anything else in that film.

1

An Affair To Remember

2

Roman Holiday

3

Doctor Zhivago

4

Love Story

The 1970 film starring Ali MacGraw and Ryan O'Neal made this line famous though many viewers found it confusing.

1

Cleopatra

2

Ben-Hur

3

Gladiator

4

Spartacus

Kirk Douglas produced and starred in this 1960 epic and the scene where slaves claim his identity remains one of cinema's most powerful moments.

1

Gigi

2

My Fair Lady

3

Camelot

4

The Sound Of Music

Audrey Hepburn starred in the 1964 film but her singing voice was dubbed by Marni Nixon without public announcement.

1

Rebecca

2

Citizen Kane

3

All About Eve

4

Sunset Boulevard

Orson Welles directed Citizen Kane in 1941 and 'Rosebud' refers to Charles Foster Kane's beloved childhood sled.

1

Blazing Saddles

2

The Princess Bride

3

Monty Python And The Holy Grail

4

Young Frankenstein

Monty Python's Flying Circus troupe actually delivered this line on their TV show before it became legendary in their films.

1

Sleeping Beauty

2

Fantasia

3

Who Framed Roger Rabbit

4

Cinderella

Kathleen Turner voiced Jessica Rabbit in 1988 and was paid more than Bob Hoskins for the role.

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Sunset Boulevard

2

All About Eve

3

Mildred Pierce

4

Beyond The Forest

Gloria Swanson delivers this iconic final line as Norma Desmond descends fully into delusion.

1

Cinderella

2

Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs

3

Sleeping Beauty

4

Beauty And The Beast

Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs was released in 1937 and became the first feature-length animated film in cinema history.

1

Beloved

2

The Color Purple

3

Imitation Of Life

4

Sounder

Whoopi Goldberg earned her first Oscar nomination for The Color Purple and Steven Spielberg directed the 1985 adaptation.

1

The Rose Tattoo

2

Sunset Boulevard

3

A Streetcar Named Desire

4

All About Eve

Vivien Leigh spoke this final line and it was voted one of the top 100 movie quotes by the American Film Institute.

1

Bridget Jones's Diary

2

Four Weddings And A Funeral

3

Love Actually

4

Notting Hill

Andrew Lincoln delivered this cue-card scene and Love Actually has been watched by millions every Christmas season since 2003.

1

She Done Him Wrong

2

Belle Of The Nineties

3

My Little Chickadee

4

I'm No Angel

Mae West actually said the line in reverse in the 1933 film and the famous misquote became more popular than the original.

1

Basic Instinct

2

Jagged Edge

3

Fatal Attraction

4

Body Heat

Glenn Close's terrifying performance in the 1987 thriller earned her an Academy Award nomination for Best Actress.

1

Sunset Boulevard

2

Stage Door

3

All About Eve

4

A Star Is Born

The 1937 original A Star Is Born was the first color film to win an Academy Award for its cinematography.

1

Camelot

2

The Sound Of Music

3

Mary Poppins

4

Funny Girl

Julie Andrews filmed the famous hilltop opening scene over three days because helicopter wind kept knocking her down.

1

Gentlemen Prefer Blondes

2

Bus Stop

3

The Seven Year Itch

4

How To Marry A Millionaire

Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell were paid so differently for that film that Monroe's salary was a fraction of Russell's.

1

It's A Wonderful Life

2

Miracle On 34th Street

3

Holiday Inn

4

The Bishop's Wife

It's A Wonderful Life was considered a box office disappointment in 1946 and only became beloved after its copyright accidentally lapsed.

1

A Midsummer Night's Dream

2

Hamlet

3

Othello

4

Romeo And Juliet

Laurence Olivier directed and starred in the 1948 film version winning the Academy Award for Best Picture.

1

The Perks Of Being A Wallflower

2

The Breakfast Club

3

Sixteen Candles

4

Pretty In Pink

Author Stephen Chbosky wrote and directed the film adaptation of his own 1999 novel giving it rare authenticity.

1

42nd Street

2

The Jazz Singer

3

Singin' In The Rain

4

Show Boat

Al Jolson spoke these words in 1927 making The Jazz Singer the first feature-length sound film in history.

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