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Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : Cross Creek (1983) Quiz

Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : Cross Creek (1983)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie quotes from the Hollywood movie: Cross Creek (1983).

About the movie: The true story about the woman who wrote "The Yearling"!

1.	Which of the following famous movie quotes, is mentioned in the Hollywood movie: Cross Creek (1983)?
a.		Harry Potter: [referring to the Thing beneath the bench] What is that, Professor? Professor Albus Dumbledore: Something that is beyond either of our help.
b.		Lullaby Joslin: C'mon, let's invite the ladies to scram. Tucson Smith: Let me do it. I'll, you know, sort of break it to her gently. Stony Brooke: Tactful Tucson, they call him - the big-hearted bouncer.
c.		[last lines] Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings: [voiceover] I had become a part of Cross Creek. I was more than a writer. I was a wife, a friend, a part of the earth. Who owns Cross Creek? The earth may be borrowed, not bought, may be used, not owned. It gives itself in response to love and tenderness, offers its seasonal flowering and fruiting. Cross Creek belongs to the wind and the rain, to the sun and seasons, to the cosmic secrecy of seed, and beyond all, to time.
d.		Madeleine: Oh Scottie. I'm not mad. I'm not mad. I don't want to die. There's someone within me and she says I must die. Oh Scottie, don't let me go. Scottie: I'm here. I've got you. Madeleine: I'm so afraid. [Scottie and Madeleine kiss] Madeleine: Don't leave me. Stay with me. Scottie: All the time.

2.	Which of the following famous movie quotes, is mentioned in the Hollywood movie: Cross Creek (1983)?
a.		Cuthbert J. Twillie: I'm tending bar one time down in the lower East side in New York... a tough felona comes in there by the name of Chicago Molly. I cautioned her, "None of your peccadilloes in here." There was some hot lunch on the bar comprising of succotash, Philadelphia cream cheese and asparagus with mayonnaise. She dips her mitt down into this melange - I'm yawning at the time - and she hits me right in the mug with it. I jumps over the bar and I knocks her down. Squawk Mulligan, bartender: [walks up] Where's the funnel? Cuthbert J. Twillie: I don't know. It's up along there somewhere. You were there the night I knocked Chicago Molly down, weren't you? Squawk Mulligan, bartender: YOU knocked her down? I was the one that knocked her down. Cuthbert J. Twillie: [to the barfly] Oh, yeah, yes, that's right. He knocked her down. But I was the one started kicking her! Squawk Mulligan, bartender: Here's the funnel. Cuthbert J. Twillie: [to Squawk] Yeah, OK. [to barfly] Cuthbert J. Twillie: I starts kicking her in the midriff. D'ja ever kick a woman in the midriff that had a pair of corsets on? Barfly drinking Panther: No, I just can't recall any such incident right now. Cuthbert J. Twillie: Why I almost broke my great toe. I never had such a painful experience. Barfly drinking Panther: Uh, did she ever come back again? Squawk Mulligan, bartender: I'll say she came back! She came back a week later and beat the both of us up. Cuthbert J. Twillie: Yeah. But she had another woman with her... an elderly lady with gray hair.
b.		[first lines] Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings: [voiceover] My journey to maturity began in New York, in 1928. I was married to Charles Rawlings, the newspaper man and yachting enthusiast. I had been trying to write stories that I thought would be most likely to sell - gothic romances were extremely popular - and I had written dozens. I was desperate to express myself. Even as a child I'd been consumed with the desire to be a writer.
c.		[after Ouellette takes a NVA prisoner just after landing in Ia Drang, the prisoner talks in Vietnamese to Moore and the rest of the solders] Mr. Nik: [translating] He say he deserter. Sergeant Major Basil Plumley: Bullshit, he's a lookout. Lt. Colonel Hal Moore: Ask him where his friends are. [Mr. Nik asks the prisoner in Vietnamese and the North Vietnamese lookout responds in Vietnamese] Mr. Nik: He say this is basecamp for whole division. 4,000 men. Lt. Colonel Hal Moore: Where? [Mr. Nik firmly asks the prisoner in Vietnamese who responds by speaking Vietnamese and points to a nearby mountain] Mr. Nik: [still translating] That mountain. He say, same army that destroyed French. They want to kill Americans very badly... but they have not been able to find any yet.
d.		Joan: I knew then that every time I saw a person on the street, I saw only his public shadow. The rest, the important part, lived in layer after layer beyond my view. We have no idea what wonders are hidden in the people around us.