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Oliver

"'I've watched through his eyes, I've listened through his ears, and I tell you he's the one.'

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

'Maybe there is a beast...........maybe it's only us.'

Lord of the Flies? Not sure on that.
Edit yep I'm right.

"Well I'm back."

Goldfinger - the words menacingly uttered by Auric Goldfinger, as James Bond contemplated the possibility of more than his personality being split in two.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DoQwKe0lggw

The next will be far too easy, as the character IS the title. So, in addition to the title and the character, I need to also know which actor said these lines in the 1939 classic film, and the three words that end the quote (and no googling!):

"I thought you said it was a pity, a pity I never had children. But you're wrong. I have! Thousands of them, thousands of them – ... ... ... "

Damn...I know WHO said that but not the movie...

It was James Cagney in the 1949 film 'White Heat'.

The next is an amazing little aside at a moment of great tension in a classic film:

"He likes your lemonade."

'The Cider House Rules' - Michael Caine.

The next is a quote of a quote from a film:

'Oh Captain! My Captain!'

Can you name the film; and the actor who speaks the quote.

Bonus Question: Who is the link between that actor and the BETM Tour

Casablanca (1942) The real quote is 'Play it, Sam'. Woody Allen made the film 'Play It Again, Sam'.

The link (in my last post) between the actor who said 'Oh Captain! My Captain!' is Ethan Hawke, who recently played 'MacBeth' alongside Sam Poon.

On to the next - the film; the actor who speaks this:

Why love, if losing hurts so much? I have no answers anymore: only the life I have lived. Twice in that life I've been given the choice: as a boy and as a man. The boy chose safety, the man chooses suffering. The pain now is part of the happiness then. That's the deal.

Mommie dearest.

"I'm not Peter Pan, he is!"

God that line made the whole movie worth it.

That was Lauren Bacall, who said it to her actor husband Humphrey Bogart in 'To Have or Have Not'. I think I recall she placed a whistle in his coffin, as a final gesture.

The next challenge:

'People of Valencia! I bring you bread!'