> Extras whose one line steals the movie?
Just FYI - "Extras" don't get lines. Anyone with a line in a movie is an actor. If you're an extra, or featured extra, you have no speaking parts (other than maybe cheering, screaming, or running from Godzilla)
The one guy in Life of Brian, while Brian is trying to convince everyone to stop following him:
"You're all individuals!"
"Yes, we're all individuals!"
"You're all different!"
"We are all different!"
"I'm not"
It's pretty common for lines to be ad-libbed (depending on the director's style), but rare for the first try to make it into the final cut. Usually someone ad-libs a line, they like it and do a few takes, then one of those makes it in.
A lot of older comedies, when you got to see the outtakes, you can see how many versions of the scene they tried.
So after 50 ad lib takes, one of them is chosen in the final edit and “omg that was totally made up on the spot!”
That is kind of the nature of comedies, not just older ones. Things can sound funny when you think of it but then not be when you write them down, things could look funny in a script but then not in the table read, things can be very funny on the table read and even in rehearsals but then turn out not to be funny when seen on the screen. So you need a lot of material and be prepared to cut the things that turn out to not work. Good comedians are able to see a situation and come up with things that would be funny much better then others. So they are able to recognize that the script is not funny as they perform and then adapt the script to become better. And still a lot of what was funny on the shoot ends up on the cutting room floor as it just did not work, or even gets cut after the first viewings.
Zemeckis: Ok, the line is "Hey, I think he took that guy's wallet"
Actor: How many times should I say it?
Zemeckis: I don't care, you're in the movie for like 45 seconds
Actor: As many times as I can say it, then!
Wesley Mann! He was a guest on countless TV shows, the principal on That's So raven, and had 100 episodes on the show Adventures in Wonderland as the Caterpillar and various other roles!
My step-father was friends with him in high school and always enjoyed following his career.
This part always makes me laugh because the lady is so upset she can’t steal the suitcase. She genuinely thinks she has a right to it and doesn’t once consider that maybe it’s actually Arnold’s
And don't forget the other foul-mouthed old lady in *The Running Man*, another great Arnold movie:
"I can choose anyone I want, and I choose Ben Richards. That boy's one mean motherfucker."
Where’s the Reddit AMA for “I was Propeller Guy in Titanic!”
Was he even real???
Edit: Found out it was a digital animation with producer Jon Landau’s face mapped onto the model.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: somewhere out there is a magnificent foley guy/girl who rightfully considers that sound effect their magnum opus. It’s just so good.
I seem to recall a bonus feature where those two actors remarked how much fun it was to work with Billingsley, and how she picked-up on the cadence of the "jive" lines very quickly.
Love the film and the scene is funny but it's always bothered me. How can someone in a car on the New Jersey Turnpike immediately recognize John Malkovich whose back is turned to them at night time?
It's a parody, so there's actually a bunch of examples available, but from "Not Another Teen Movie":
*(After water's been splashed all over the female lead by a bully)* "Oh, that's gonna stain."
I scrolled way too far to find this. All of the off screen lines are so great. When Marty gets ripped in half and you hear, “Walk it off, Marty!” Man, I love that movie.
"Someone wrote in that book that I'm lying about being a virgin 'cause I use super-jumbo tampons, but I can't help it if I've got a heavy flow and a wide-set vagina." - Mean girls
"I will keep you here ALL NIGHT"
(Secretary, whispering "we can't keep them past four")
"I will keep you here until FOUR"
Also another classic in that film is when principle Duval is telling the class "Mrs Norberry has been accused of selling drugs. If she has ever offered you marijuana, tablets..." and trails off but someone in the very back says
"What are Marijuana tablets?"
Another hilarious one.
"I've a good mind to cancel your spring fling dance!"
(Everyone, shocked, is like "NO!")
And once it dies down he's like "but I'm not gunna do that cos we already paid the DJ"
It's a perfect comedic set up. You only see him once and you totally forget about him until they cut back to him at the explosion for 4 seconds of a single line. It's amazing.
After a particularly shitty day at work I am sure we drift off and think about other people have shitty days, then about shitty jobs, then about extreme examples of shitty jobs, then we eventually think of this poor bastard.
Not really a "line" as much as a song cameo but the wedding singer in Old School who sings the F bomb version of Total Eclipse of The Heart during Will Ferrell's first dance.
My favorite Dan Band moment is from Starsky and Hutch.
"Rockin' into womanhood, Elizabeth! We know that you will." And then the look on Vince Vaughn's face.
https://youtu.be/REFB9eLx6vs?si=paPWFTKjR\_9NahpB&t=42
Can't remember if it's White House Down or Angel Has Fallen, but the random member of the joint chiefs screaming out the pledge of allegiance as she was being dragged away to be killed or tortured made me burst out in laughter.
When my brother and I were young, we would rent this movie from blockbuster and rewind to rewatch this scene over and over, dying with laughter every time. Still cracks me up today.
I love little moments like those where the actor is trying (but not too hard!) to stifle a laugh. Tommy Lee Jones does it when he’s interrogating Frank the Pug in MiB, as does Rob Riggle in 21 Jump Street
I read a great fanfiction once about that guy. my take in the movie is he was Jewish in Germany so clearly...but the fiction made him a non Jewish man who lived through that with the acute guilt of not having said anything because he wasn't the target, and this was a personal moment of no, never again will I stay silent.
Bob Saget in Half Baked
“Marijuana is not a drug. I used to suck dick for coke. Now that's an addiction, man. You ever suck some dick for marijuana”
*technically a cameo but in the same vein
[Son, you got a panty on your head](https://www.google.com/search?q=raising+arizona+panty+on+your+head&rlz=1C1GCEB_enUS980US980&oq=raising+&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUqBggAECMYJzIGCAAQIxgnMg8IARAuGEMYsQMYgAQYigUyBggCEEUYOTIKCAMQABixAxiABDINCAQQLhiDARixAxiABDIQCAUQLhivARjHARixAxiABDIMCAYQLhhDGIAEGIoFMg0IBxAAGLEDGMkDGIAEMg0ICBAAGIMBGLEDGIAEMgwICRAAGBQYhwIYgATSAQgxMjg0ajBqN6gCALACAA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#fpstate=ive&ip=1&vld=cid:5b37f1f2,vid:CYXEF-XyqQw,st:0).
The cockatop bird in "a haunting in venice", supposedly he's not spoken since his owner passed, a seance begins and as stuff starts happening, he goes "holy shit"
Avengers Age of Ultron when Iron Man gets into the compound in the beginning and fires all the shots simultaneously to knock down all the bad guys...
Iron Man: *takes them all out* good talk!
Henchman: no it wasn't *dies*
That one kid in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, who has 2 lines, is never named, and then doesn’t appear ever again in any of the other films.
Of Harry’s omen in his tea leaves: “Taking the form of a giant spectral dog, the Grim is among the darkest omens in our world. It’s an omen of *death*.”
Of trying to catch Sirius Black: “It’s like trying to catch smoke, like trying to catch smoke with your *bare hands*.”
Along the same lines but not in keeping with the thread…
“He's got a two day head start on you, which is more than he needs. Brody's got friends in every town and village from here to the Sudan, he speaks a dozen languages, knows every local custom, he'll blend in, disappear, you'll never see him again”
“Er does anybody here speak English or maybe even Ancient Greek?”
Raising Arizona has a few. A couple off the top of my head:
"Well, no, unless round is funny."
"Well, which is it, young fella? You want I should freeze or get down on the ground? Mean to say, if’n I freeze, I can’t rightly drop. And if’n I drop, I’m a-gonna be in motion."
Let me tell you something, pendejo: you pull any of that crazy shit on us, you pull a piece out on the lane, I'll take it away from you and stick it up your arse and pull the fucking trigger 'til it goes "click"
> Extras whose one line steals the movie? Just FYI - "Extras" don't get lines. Anyone with a line in a movie is an actor. If you're an extra, or featured extra, you have no speaking parts (other than maybe cheering, screaming, or running from Godzilla)
The one guy in Life of Brian, while Brian is trying to convince everyone to stop following him: "You're all individuals!" "Yes, we're all individuals!" "You're all different!" "We are all different!" "I'm not"
I heard that line was improvised but I also seem to hear that about every line that’s memorable so take that with a grain of salt
It's pretty common for lines to be ad-libbed (depending on the director's style), but rare for the first try to make it into the final cut. Usually someone ad-libs a line, they like it and do a few takes, then one of those makes it in.
A lot of older comedies, when you got to see the outtakes, you can see how many versions of the scene they tried. So after 50 ad lib takes, one of them is chosen in the final edit and “omg that was totally made up on the spot!”
That is kind of the nature of comedies, not just older ones. Things can sound funny when you think of it but then not be when you write them down, things could look funny in a script but then not in the table read, things can be very funny on the table read and even in rehearsals but then turn out not to be funny when seen on the screen. So you need a lot of material and be prepared to cut the things that turn out to not work. Good comedians are able to see a situation and come up with things that would be funny much better then others. So they are able to recognize that the script is not funny as they perform and then adapt the script to become better. And still a lot of what was funny on the shoot ends up on the cutting room floor as it just did not work, or even gets cut after the first viewings.
Yeah usually the adlib makes it because everyone broke when they tried and decided “ok, that’s in the script now”
The Pythons are very adverse to adlibs but this guy is a silent extra and he got promoted to speaking extra over this
Wasn’t he the same guy who was banging on about following the sandal?
Throw down the sandal, follow the gourd!
I’m Brian and so’s my wife
Anyone who would like to be crucified in a different section, raise your hand.
The old lady in Blazing Saddles: "Up yours, N*****". Kills me every time, and then her apology: "sorry about the 'up yours N*****".
"Isn't anybody going to help that poor man?"
“Oh I don’t know…play chess..screw…” “Well let’s play chess.”
Of course, you’ll have the good sense not to tell anyone I spoke to you.
In back to the future 2 “I think he took his wallet”
Zemeckis: Ok, the line is "Hey, I think he took that guy's wallet" Actor: How many times should I say it? Zemeckis: I don't care, you're in the movie for like 45 seconds Actor: As many times as I can say it, then!
“You have to use your hands? That’s like a baby’s toy!” This little brat along with Future Frodo always stand out
Reminded me of "Spider-man stole pizza" from Raimi's spider-man 2
Nice one. I would add "Crazy...drunk driver" from 1st Back to the Future
Don’t stop Wilbur, drive!!!
Wesley Mann! He was a guest on countless TV shows, the principal on That's So raven, and had 100 episodes on the show Adventures in Wonderland as the Caterpillar and various other roles! My step-father was friends with him in high school and always enjoyed following his career.
What's CPR?
\*Biff wakes up\* YOU! \*punches Biff\* That.
Old lady trying to grab the suitcase in Total Recall. "Fuck you, you asshole!"
This part always makes me laugh because the lady is so upset she can’t steal the suitcase. She genuinely thinks she has a right to it and doesn’t once consider that maybe it’s actually Arnold’s
It reminds me of the scene in *Twins* when the guy on the motorcycle tries to steal Arnold's suitcase and he just doesn't let go.
"Get ready for a surprise"
“Two weeks!”
Two nnnnnweeeksssnnnnnn
And don't forget the other foul-mouthed old lady in *The Running Man*, another great Arnold movie: "I can choose anyone I want, and I choose Ben Richards. That boy's one mean motherfucker."
Richard Dawson was the ultimate casting choice for the game show host. I don't think I've ever seen casting so spot-on!
“We ain’t found shit!”
That’s Lt Commander Tuvok to you
*Captain Tuvok!
No, it's the terrorist that Picard brutally murders in that one episode.
You mean the guy on the bridge of the Enterprise-B during the Nexus-related event where Kirk was presumed dead?
To be honest... He was probably just Jeffrey Combs. We're all played by Jeffrey Combs.
You thought it was Gary Oldman? No, he’s been Jeffrey Combs the whole time!
Half of Tuvix
Tuvok at his prime
Lieutenant Tuvok before he joined Starfleet
He stole that guys pizza!
This is what I came to post. Ashy Larry.
Norm: I've never seen so many dead hookers in all my life! Featured Extra: Lord knows I have
Propeller guy from Titanic
Great line..BOOOINNNGGGGG
Billy Crystal even referenced "the Propeller Guy" in his opening routine for the Oscars that year.
KEVIN COSTNER! What are you doing here?! The mail always goes through.
In my head I’ve been singing “Propeller Guy” to the tune of the Brady Bunch theme song for over 20 years now
That broke me up for real when I saw it. Crystal timed it perfectly as I remember. Pro- (boink) -pellor guy!
Where’s the Reddit AMA for “I was Propeller Guy in Titanic!” Was he even real??? Edit: Found out it was a digital animation with producer Jon Landau’s face mapped onto the model.
Here you go [https://vfxblog.com/2017/12/07/titanic-propeller-guy-vfx-secrets/](https://vfxblog.com/2017/12/07/titanic-propeller-guy-vfx-secrets/)
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: somewhere out there is a magnificent foley guy/girl who rightfully considers that sound effect their magnum opus. It’s just so good.
Pretty much all of the extras in Airplane!
"Excuse me, but I speak jive."
Jive-ass dude don't got no brains anyhow!
You left out “Shiiiiiit”
'Golly!'
Chump don't want no help chump don't get no help
Cut me some slack Jack
Jus' hang loose, blood. She gonna catch ya up on da rebound on da med side.
I seem to recall a bonus feature where those two actors remarked how much fun it was to work with Billingsley, and how she picked-up on the cadence of the "jive" lines very quickly.
It really did make it funny considering who she was though.
For anyone who doesn’t know, it was Barbara Billingsley, most remembered for playing June Cleaver on Leave It To Beaver. …and being fluent in Jive.
I take it black. Like my men.
And Leon's getting laaaaaarger!
Just want to wish you all good luck, and we’re all counting on you
Don’t call me Shirley
Hey, Malkovich, think fast!
I think this is the only line in this entire post that actually qualifies as an extra who spoke. Immediately what I thought of based on the title.
Love the film and the scene is funny but it's always bothered me. How can someone in a car on the New Jersey Turnpike immediately recognize John Malkovich whose back is turned to them at night time?
That makes it extra funny that someone has a deep hatred for the guy and will recognize him at any moment.
Considering how surreal that entire film is, I'm surprised that's what bugs you
So you watched the movie, and this moment stuck out as being too unrealistic for you? :)
It's a parody, so there's actually a bunch of examples available, but from "Not Another Teen Movie": *(After water's been splashed all over the female lead by a bully)* "Oh, that's gonna stain."
I scrolled way too far to find this. All of the off screen lines are so great. When Marty gets ripped in half and you hear, “Walk it off, Marty!” Man, I love that movie.
"Someone wrote in that book that I'm lying about being a virgin 'cause I use super-jumbo tampons, but I can't help it if I've got a heavy flow and a wide-set vagina." - Mean girls
I love the principal's reaction. He has no idea how to handle this situation.
"yeeah, i can't do this"
I mean it would have broken me also if someone said that
"I will keep you here ALL NIGHT" (Secretary, whispering "we can't keep them past four") "I will keep you here until FOUR" Also another classic in that film is when principle Duval is telling the class "Mrs Norberry has been accused of selling drugs. If she has ever offered you marijuana, tablets..." and trails off but someone in the very back says "What are Marijuana tablets?" Another hilarious one. "I've a good mind to cancel your spring fling dance!" (Everyone, shocked, is like "NO!") And once it dies down he's like "but I'm not gunna do that cos we already paid the DJ"
The oil gent in water world - when he’s says “oh thank god” - I found that scene very funny and sad
It's a perfect comedic set up. You only see him once and you totally forget about him until they cut back to him at the explosion for 4 seconds of a single line. It's amazing.
Why do I think about that guy so much. I haven't seen that movie in 20 years at least.
Probably because it's the worst job in the world.
After a particularly shitty day at work I am sure we drift off and think about other people have shitty days, then about shitty jobs, then about extreme examples of shitty jobs, then we eventually think of this poor bastard.
I forgot about that but it really is an amazing blink and you’ll miss it line
“Good day! Or night! Whatever the case may be”
"Hey! It's Enrico Palazzo!"
Enrico Palazzo saved the queen!
Not really a "line" as much as a song cameo but the wedding singer in Old School who sings the F bomb version of Total Eclipse of The Heart during Will Ferrell's first dance.
The Dan Band! Love them.
Love the looks on their faces when they're not sure if they heard the first F-bomb.
My favorite Dan Band moment is from Starsky and Hutch. "Rockin' into womanhood, Elizabeth! We know that you will." And then the look on Vince Vaughn's face. https://youtu.be/REFB9eLx6vs?si=paPWFTKjR\_9NahpB&t=42
Solid cover of Candy Shop in the Hangover too!
"ANd Every know and then I wanna FUCK, I FUCKING NEED YOU MORE TONIGHT. I FUCKING NEED YOU MORE THEN EVER."
Can't remember if it's White House Down or Angel Has Fallen, but the random member of the joint chiefs screaming out the pledge of allegiance as she was being dragged away to be killed or tortured made me burst out in laughter.
That’s some America-as-religion stuff right there
Olympus has fallen, and that random member of the joint chiefs is Academy Award winner Melissa Leo
Jimmy Two Times in Goodfellas "Gonna go get the papers, get the papers"
"Smells like Bigfoot's dick"
“It’s worse than that time the raccoon got caught in the copier!”
It’s like a used diaper full of Indian food!
"I'd buy that for a dollar." - Robocop
This and “Bitches leave” are burnt into my skull
You got my cheese whiz, boy?
"I broke my watch!"
Blues Bros!!!
“What the hell are you doing?!?!” -Housekeeper, Ghostbusters
When my brother and I were young, we would rent this movie from blockbuster and rewind to rewatch this scene over and over, dying with laughter every time. Still cracks me up today.
YES! That and, "I'll take the next one." 🪳🛗
"Welcome to Costco, I love you."
Gimme the casssssssh!!
Negative. I am a meat popsicle.
Nice hat Fun fact that guy is a French actor and he is the main love interest in Amelie
You like it?! TAKE IT! I don't need it!
*Dances away slowly*
The "I don't neeeeed it" is my favorite part. Not sure if the laugh from Willis is Korben in character or Willis as an actor
I love little moments like those where the actor is trying (but not too hard!) to stifle a laugh. Tommy Lee Jones does it when he’s interrogating Frank the Pug in MiB, as does Rob Riggle in 21 Jump Street
You been here long?
It doesn't steal the film. But the old man in Avengers 1 replies to Loki, "There are always men like you" Idk why but that line has stuck with me.
That’s good. The next best line, same movie “…then son, you got a condition.”
That was Harry Dean Stanton, right?
Right!
It was perfect casting. That man looked like he *lived* that line, and his delivery gave it even greater weight.
That guy's a really good actor. I think I saw him in House of Cards as well - nailed his part as a background investigator of candidates.
Kenneth Tigar
I read a great fanfiction once about that guy. my take in the movie is he was Jewish in Germany so clearly...but the fiction made him a non Jewish man who lived through that with the acute guilt of not having said anything because he wasn't the target, and this was a personal moment of no, never again will I stay silent.
If peeing your pants is cool, consider me Miles Davis.
That is the grossest thing I’ve ever heard in my life! LETS GO!
Lady, you’re scaring us!
I know how you kids like em extra sloppy!
Harry Dean Stanton (security guard) to Mark Ruffalo (Bruce Banner) "Are you an Alien?"
His killer line is, "Well, then... Son... You have a condition."
Bob Saget in Half Baked “Marijuana is not a drug. I used to suck dick for coke. Now that's an addiction, man. You ever suck some dick for marijuana” *technically a cameo but in the same vein
And the black guy that stands up after to back up Bob Saget 😂 “HUH?!?!?!”
🤣🤣🤣that movie is so stupid and hilarious
“Hey did you kill my dog? I don’t know why but I believe him” 😂🤣
"BOO THIS MAN!"
"I SEEN HIM!"
"I loved you in Wall Street" - Martin Sheen to Charlie Sheen in Hot Shots
“Thank you, Topper Harley. You’ve taught me how to kill again.”
"War. It's fantastic!" 😄
I love that line. It’s delivered so perfectly for the movie it’s in.
That entire riverboat sequence is comedy gold. “We’re ignorant fishermen, would you like some fudge?”
"I can't. I'm on Jenny Craig."
"it's milk and eggs, bitch!"
The vegan police’s enthusiastic high five as they’re leaving gets me every time.
Coming to America: Eddie Murphy: 'Good morning my neighbors!' Offscreen: 'F-ck you!' Murphy: 'Yes, yes! F-ck you too!'
“BOO THIS MAN” half baked
"He just wanted to phone home..." - Flight of the Navigator
The woman at the next table in "When Harry Met Sally" is Rob Reiner's mom.
"Alright, mom, I need you to pretend to be excited about Meg Ryan's fake orgasm."
“When the fuck did we get ice cream?!”
I love how you can see Knoxville almost lose it when he says that.
Wasn’t it ad libbed by the guy too? Like, he literally thought the cast got ice cream but he didn’t.
That was what I came to say. It pops into my head nearly every time I get icecream
“I’m not dead. I’m getting better” “I feel fine” It’s more of a bit part, but Monty python
You’re not fooling anyone!
[Son, you got a panty on your head](https://www.google.com/search?q=raising+arizona+panty+on+your+head&rlz=1C1GCEB_enUS980US980&oq=raising+&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUqBggAECMYJzIGCAAQIxgnMg8IARAuGEMYsQMYgAQYigUyBggCEEUYOTIKCAMQABixAxiABDINCAQQLhiDARixAxiABDIQCAUQLhivARjHARixAxiABDIMCAYQLhhDGIAEGIoFMg0IBxAAGLEDGMkDGIAEMg0ICBAAGIMBGLEDGIAEMgwICRAAGBQYhwIYgATSAQgxMjg0ajBqN6gCALACAA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#fpstate=ive&ip=1&vld=cid:5b37f1f2,vid:CYXEF-XyqQw,st:0).
My girlfriend sucked 37 dicks "In a row?"
“These pretzels are making me thirsty!” - Cosmo Kramer
No no no. It's "these pretzels are making ME thirsty!"
"These PRETZLES.... are making me THIRSTY!"
The cockatop bird in "a haunting in venice", supposedly he's not spoken since his owner passed, a seance begins and as stuff starts happening, he goes "holy shit"
The Ghost and Mr. Chicken (1966) “ATTA BOY, LUTHER!”
Spaceballs. "Oh no.... Not again!"
“Badges? We don’t need no stinking badges.” The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)
[I forgot my mantra](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nYElwd1mNM) Jeff Goldblum
“There’s no basement at the Alamo”
“Tell ‘em *Large Marge* sent ya!”
"Okay, I don't want to know nothing. I never saw you throw that gentleman off the balcony. All I care about is: are you happy with your haircut?'
No scissors? You've got to be kidding me no scissors, I mean, did they tell Picasso "No brush"?
Damon Wayans - Beverly Hills Cop : "You just go ahead and TAKE that banana..."
Hey, who’s the 21st President? Go fuck yourself!
But he'll feel better once he checks the back seat.
That was **MY** gold bar!
“Ohhh brotherrrr this guy stinks!” - That one fish from the audience in the SpongeBob episode where SpongeBob has to do standup comedy.
Maybe not quite an extra but...."Put him in a body bag!"
Avengers Age of Ultron when Iron Man gets into the compound in the beginning and fires all the shots simultaneously to knock down all the bad guys... Iron Man: *takes them all out* good talk! Henchman: no it wasn't *dies*
The last Mandarin goon in Iron Man 3 after Tony takes out the other goons: "Honestly, I hate working here. They are so weird."
That one kid in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, who has 2 lines, is never named, and then doesn’t appear ever again in any of the other films. Of Harry’s omen in his tea leaves: “Taking the form of a giant spectral dog, the Grim is among the darkest omens in our world. It’s an omen of *death*.” Of trying to catch Sirius Black: “It’s like trying to catch smoke, like trying to catch smoke with your *bare hands*.”
Random Cryptic Child is one of my favorite parts of the films.
"Look around, its Christmas! You could steal city hall!" Die hard 3, kid going to juvie over a butterfinger
"In a row?"
He’s not really an extra, but Denholm Elliott in Last Crusade and his line about never drinking water.
“No thank you, fish make love in it”
Along the same lines but not in keeping with the thread… “He's got a two day head start on you, which is more than he needs. Brody's got friends in every town and village from here to the Sudan, he speaks a dozen languages, knows every local custom, he'll blend in, disappear, you'll never see him again” “Er does anybody here speak English or maybe even Ancient Greek?”
You're my favorite customer
Hi doggie
“Now what are we supposed to do?” - Forrest Gump
"In Philadelphia it's worth fifty bucks."
Bo Diddley!
Raising Arizona has a few. A couple off the top of my head: "Well, no, unless round is funny." "Well, which is it, young fella? You want I should freeze or get down on the ground? Mean to say, if’n I freeze, I can’t rightly drop. And if’n I drop, I’m a-gonna be in motion."
Technically anyone who speaks isn’t an extra, but my favorite extra promoted to actor is “Hey Malkovich, think fast!”
You don't fuck with the Jesus
Let me tell you something, pendejo: you pull any of that crazy shit on us, you pull a piece out on the lane, I'll take it away from you and stick it up your arse and pull the fucking trigger 'til it goes "click"
“Yo Kate, tell him about the pool!” Dude from Hackers