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C.R. MacNamara:
Ten minutes early! That's a hell of a way to run an airline! Planes are supposed to be late, not early!
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James Cagney
(as C.R. MacNamara)
in
One, Two, Three
(1961)
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C.R. MacNamara:
The only thing I want from you, Scarlett Piffl, is silence. And very little of it!
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James Cagney
(as C.R. MacNamara)
in
One, Two, Three
(1961)
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C.R. MacNamara:
What have we got here?
Phyllis MacNamara: Whatever it is, it's all ours for the next two weeks. [in mock Southern accent] Phyllis MacNamara: Isn't that marvy? [squeaky giggle]
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Arlene Francis
(as Phyllis MacNamara)
in
One, Two, Three
(1961)
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C.R. MacNamara:
What's come over you, Phyllis? After sixteen years...
Phyllis MacNamara: Maybe after sixteen years, every marriage gets a little stale, like a leftover glass of beer. C.R. MacNamara: Look, Phyllis, can't we discuss this problem without bringing up a rival beverage?
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James Cagney
(as C.R. MacNamara)
in
One, Two, Three
(1961)
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C.R. MacNamara:
You know something? You guys got cheated. This is a pretty crummy cigar.
Peripetchikoff: Do not worry. We send them pretty crummy rockets.
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Leon Askin
(as Peripetchikoff)
in
One, Two, Three
(1961)
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Leon Askin
(as Peripetchikoff)
in
One, Two, Three
(1961)
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[First line, voiceover]
C.R. MacNamara: On Sunday, August 13th, 1961, the eyes of America were on the nation's capital, where Roger Maris was hitting home runs #44 and 45 against the Senators. On that same day, without any warning, the East German Communists sealed off the border between East and West Berlin. I only mention this to show the kind of people we're dealing with - REAL SHIFTY!
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James Cagney
(as C.R. MacNamara)
in
One, Two, Three
(1961)
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[Otto muddles his coached answers]
Wendell P. Hazeltine: How is the situation here in Berlin? Otto Ludwig Piffl: It shouldn't happen to a dog! Uh, I - I mean, it's a draw! Actually, the situation is hopeless, but not serious.
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Horst Buchholz
(as Otto Ludwig Piffl)
in
One, Two, Three
(1961)
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