Name the Movie from the Quote

[TLM280249]

The darkest recesses had heard it before - but I had to resort to nefarious means to remember where it came from 

 

Your turn dead one

[Zombie]

I get another go??   Okies, then try this

 

Angry hotel guests checking in: "There's no hot water?!?!"

 

Hotel Receptionist: "Yes, hot water is provided ... in the afternoons between half past two and six"

 

Angry hotel guests checking in: "This is preposterous!!!!"

 

Hotel Receptionist: "No-one's ever complained before ..."

 

Nosy bystander: "Are they American?"

Edited January 27, 2014 by Zombie

[Slytherin]

Fawlty towers ? did they make a movie or was it just a TV show

[Zombie]

hahah! another good guess, LBO and I can see how these lines would have worked too .... if they'd ever made a Fatty Owls movie

Edited January 28, 2014 by Zombie

[TLM280249]

I get another go??   Okies, then try this

 

Angry hotel guests checking in: "There's no hot water?!?!"

 

Hotel Receptionist: "Yes, hot water is provided ... in the afternoons between half past two and six"

 

Angry hotel guests checking in: "This is preposterous!!!!"

 

Hotel Receptionist: "No-one's ever complained before ..."

 

Nosy bystander: "Are they American?"

 

A stroll (or should that be a drive) down memory lane - the wonderful "Genevieve" - British tea party humour at it's best. They don't make them like that anymore.

[Slytherin]

hahah! another good guess, LBO and I can see how these lines would have worked too .... if they'd ever made a Fatty Owls movie

Can you tell that I love Monty Python and John Cleese

[blake_logan]

I'm thinking either Outsourced or The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel

[Kitt]

Don't look at me - I'm stumped on this one!

[mickey1952]

Don't look at me - I'm stumped on this one!

Me, too!

[Zombie]

A stroll (or should that be a drive) down memory lane - the wonderful "Genevieve" - British tea party humour at it's best. They don't make them like that anymore.

 

a man who knows his movies - well done TLM, your turn

 

and here's that scene...

 

[TLM280249]

To be fair,  Mr "Walker" - I've been around long enough to have seen a few.  

 

Let's see how you go with this one :-

 

"Gentlemen, we are in a precarious position."

[Kitt]

I think I am showing my age or something!

 

Capt Smith in "Abandon Ship"  1958 or something like that.

[TLM280249]

I think I am showing my age or something!

 

Capt Smith in "Abandon Ship"  1958 or something like that.

Close Kitt - You've got the right person but not the movie or the year.

[Zombie]

Close Kitt - You've got the right person but not the movie or the year.

 

the one with Kenneth Moore?

Edited January 28, 2014 by Zombie

[TLM280249]

the one with Kenneth Moore?

That's the one - but what's it called?

[Zombie]

dammit, I can see the scenes - if only I could remember...

[mickey1952]

A Night to Remember

[Zombie]

hope TLM forgives me for butting in and saying you're right Mickey but he's probably tucked up in bed right now snoring happily

 

*incidentally for my money ANTR is a better movie than Titanic *

[Andy78]

hope TLM forgives me for butting in and saying you're right Mickey but he's probably tucked up in bed right now snoring happily

 

For all we know, he could be a party animal and enjoying himself at a rave

[mickey1952]

hope TLM forgives me for butting in and saying you're right Mickey but he's probably tucked up in bed right now snoring happily

 

*incidentally for my money ANTR is a better movie than Titanic *

I agree, Zom.

[mickey1952]

How about this one:

 

Sleep! The most beautiful experience in life. Except drink.

[TLM280249]

A Night to Remember

 

hope TLM forgives me for butting in and saying you're right Mickey but he's probably tucked up in bed right now snoring happily

 

*incidentally for my money ANTR is a better movie than Titanic *

 

Correct Mickey - and Yes I was Dead one - but now I'm back and off to work. And I agree - ANTR is the better movie, 

[Zombie]

is this another really old movie?

[mickey1952]

is this another really old movie?

Yep, 1940. It was uttered by the character Cuthbert J. Twillie.

[Zombie]

ah, not Harvey then