Wrapping up Movie Trivia

Here's the answers to #5:

1) “It might not by any chance be Mr. Dallas who wishes to remarry, is it? Well, tell him to just keep the check coming to the same address each month, or else I might get a lawyer myself and bring in the name of that highfalutin’ widow!”

This came from Stella Dallas (1937). And yes, there was a clue to help, since this movie is largely forgotten today.

2) Man: “I love you. You... you complete me. And I just...”
Woman: “Shut up, just shut up. You had me at ‘hello.’”

This came from Jerry Maguire (1996).

3) Man #1: "I am not the enemy."
Man #2: "Then who are you?"

This came from Michael Clayton (2007).

4) “The wind’s blowing me in another direction, and there ain’t no use arguing with the wind.”

This one came from Carmen Jones (1954).

The link, of course, is that the movie is a character's full name.

Donna got her numbers mixed up and somehow missed #1, but she did have two correct answers and now has 90 points. We seem to have lost Patricia.

Keep reading for the final results....

1) "Don't be looking at me like I ain't got no drawers on." (2000s)

From Cadillac Records (2008)

2) "Oo-wah!" (1990s)

From Scent of a Woman (1992) Al Pacino uttered this when he got to the podium to accept his Best Actor Academy Award.

3) "Perhaps you'd like me to come in there and wash your dick for you, you little shit." (1980s)

From Arthur (1981)

4) "You're a nice girl...but I think you'd better stay away from that cake!" (1970s)

From Sparkle (1976)

5) "Hello, Gorgeous." (1960s)

From Funny Girl (1968) Barbra Streisand said this when she accepted her Best Actress Academy Award.

6) "In spite of everything, I still believe that people are really good at heart." (1950s)

From The Diary of Anne Frank (1959)

7) "The stuff that dreams are made of." (1940s)

From The Maltese Falcon (1941)

8) "Mother of Mercy! Is this the end of Rico?" (1930s)

From Little Caesar (1930)

Bonus question: (50 points)He is the only actor to have won an Oscar (supporting category) for playing a character named Oscar. He is the late Edmond O'Brien. The movie was The Barefoot Contessa (1954).

Donna, the only one who responded, is our 1st place winner. Patricia will take second place. For the record, Donna, a real movie buff, only missed #4 and earned 175 points. She finished with a whopping 265 points. Congratulations, ladies!!! And enjoy the Oscars!