Single Guys (2013)

Actors

• Thomas Gumede (actor)
• Motlatsi Mafatshe (actor)
• Thabo Malema (actor)
• Warren Masemola (actor)
• Zola Nombona (actress)
• Nolwazi Shange (actress)
• Ryan Metcalfe (writer)

Genres

• Comedy

The Pet (2006)

Actors

• Mark Azeez (actor)
• Reza Dale (actor)
• Pierre Dulat (actor)
• Aaron Patrick Freeman (actor)
• Tommy Kirchoff (actor)
• Tom Landon (actor)
• Adam Lawson (actor)
• Nicholas Massouh (actor)
• Carlos Ramon Meza (actor)
• Adam Olive (actor)
• Bimal Patel (actor)
• Blake Poarch (actor)
• Benjamin Rabner (actor)
• Stephen H. Silberkraus (actor)
• Barry Adler (actor)

Genres

• Drama
• Thriller

King Kong (2005)

Actors

• Chris Bailey (actor)
• Rick Baker (actor)
• Jamie Bell (actor)
• Jarl Benzon (actor)
• Jack Black (actor)
• Colin Bogaars (actor)
• Adrien Brody (actor)
• Jed Brophy (actor)
• Hamish Bruce (actor)
• Stephen A. Buckley (actor)
• Bob Burns (actor)
• Eddie Campbell (actor)
• Matthew Chamberlain (actor)
• Lobo Chan (actor)
• Geoff Allen (actor)

Genres

• Action
• Adventure
• Drama
• Romance

Taglines:

The eighth wonder of the world.

Quotes:

Jack Driscoll: I always knew you were nothing like the tough guy you play on the screen. I just never figured you for a coward.::Bruce Baxter: Hey, pal. Hey, wake up. Heroes don't look like me - not in the real world. In th real world they got bad teeth, a bald spot, and a beer gut. I'm just an actor with a gun who's lost his motivation. Be seeing you.

Sleazy Studio Guy: Will there be boobies?

Hayes: We could not understand because we were too far and could not remember because we were traveling in the night of first ages, of those ages that are gone, leaving hardly a sign - and no memories. We are accustomed to look upon the shackled form of a conquered monster, but there - there you could look at a thing monstrous and free.

Ann Darrow: Good things never last, Mr. Denham.

Carl Denham: And lo, the beast looked upon the face of beauty, and beauty stayed his hand. And from that day forward, he was as one dead."

Ann Darrow: Beautiful.

Ann Darrow: Is this the moving picture ship?::Carl Denham: Not exactly. It's actually this one over here.

Ann Darrow: No! I said no! That's all there is. There isn't anymore.

Carl Denham: Ann, I'm telling you - you're perfect. Look at you. You're the saddest girl I've ever met. You're gonna make them weep, Ann. You're gonna break their hearts.::Ann Darrow: See, that's where you're wrong, Mr. Denham. I make people laugh, that's what I do. Good luck with your picture.::Carl Denham: Ann? Miss Darrow, please! I'm offering you money. Adventure, fame, the thrill of a lifetime, and a long sea voyage. You want to read a script? Jack Driscoll's turning in a draft as we speak.::Ann Darrow: Jack Driscoll?::Carl Denham: Sure, why? Wait. You know him?::Ann Darrow: No, not personally. I've seen his plays.::Carl Denham: What a writer, huh? And let me tell you, Ann. Jack Driscoll does not want just anyone starring in this picture. He said to me, "Carl, somewhere out there is a woman born to play this role." And as soon as I saw you, I knew.::Ann Darrow: Knew what?::Carl Denham: It was always going to be you.

Carl Denham: [to aboriginal girl] Look, chocolate! Here, take it. Go ahead, take it.::[through clenched teeth]::Carl Denham: Here, put it in you hand and take it.

• Lyrics: play full screen play karaoke
• Taps - John Wayne

It was July in Virginia.
The scent of the dogwood and the laurel lay heavy on
the land,
While the burgeoning fruit of the peach and the apple
Marked the full sway of summer.
For seven fateful days, the trees, the flowers...
Yes, the very ground itself...
Had shuddered under the roar of cannon...
The bark of howitzers...and the crackling of a legion
of rifles.
Now, all was silent.
The sledgehammer blows of Robert E. Lee and "Stonewall"
Jackson
Had mauled the Army of the Potomac...
And yet that army was not destroyed.
Seven thousand men had fallen in that dreadful
week...and the savagery of the conflict
Was grimly evident in the river of wounded...that wound
through the gree hills.
Now, a new sound drifted in the soft evening sky.
For Colonel Dan Butterfield, a courageous and able
soldier,
Was also a man of music.
To honor his fallen comrades, he had composed a simple
and heartrending melody.
On July second, in the year 1862,
Its strains floated over the graves that scarred the
dark Virginia earth.
It has been more than a hundred years since that sound
was born...
but these notes have never died away.
Every night of the year, throughout the world, fighting
men of America,
From the North and the south, the East and the West,
Close their eyes in sleep to its call.
And in each of their hearts...there glows a fierce
surge of pride.
"Fading light...falling night...
Trumpet calls as the sun sinks in flight.
Sleep in peace, comrades dear...