Topic: !Quote-It! Thread

I just had this idea after a little while to have it so people can post a line or so of dialogue from an upcoming film.
They can choose one or a few lines from their upcoming movie. It should get people hooked and want to actually see the film. Or just a clever, witty line you'd like to share.

I'd like to hear from everyone!!

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Re: !Quote-It! Thread

From Holding Our Own Episode 2
Segment 2:
"Don't Touch That Record!"

Segment 3:
"Yeah.  I want to hear if she sounds hot."

Segment 4:
"I can't believe I used 'Woody Allen Ant' in a sentence."

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"None practice tolerance less frequently than those who most loudly preach it."

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@HoldingOurOwn
Sounds good! Lol and funny mini/smile

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From Holding Our Own, Episode 3:

"Of course. Because you're both block heads. In fact, you're way beyond that. You're mega block heads."

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"None practice tolerance less frequently than those who most loudly preach it."

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Here's some lines from A GUIDE TO SHAKESPEARE IN BRICKS

Some lines from A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM sequence

-HERMIA (Whilst LYSANDER and DEMETRIUS are sword-fighting): Stop it, you guys are acting like little kids fighting over the last fruit snack!!

-NARRATOR #2: Oh, and there’s also a guy who turns into a donkey.

(The screen cuts to BOTTOM, as a donkey.)

-BOTTOM: Sup.

A line from THE TAMING OF THE SHREW sequence.

-PERTRUCHIO: Sir, your daughter is most beautiful and attractive.

(BIANCA enters from offscreen.)

-BIANCA: Why, you’re quite a charmer!
-PERTRUCHIO: What? No, I meant Kate.

More English playwright hilarity to come soon enough! I finished writing the script, so I shall begin production soon.

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