Gentleman (disambiguation)

Pink & Baby Blue (2013)

Actors: Catrin Hedström (producer), Catrin Hedström (director), Catrin Hedström (writer), Catrin Hedström (editor), Abraham Amkpa (actor), Rainey Qualley (actress), Alexander Leonn (actor), Alexander Leonn (producer), Carmen LoBue (actress), Sara Hersh (producer), Caecilie Carlsen (actress), Sam Glenn (actor), Travis Mitchell (actor), Ruchi Patel (miscellaneous crew), Jonathan Higginbottom (actor),

Genres: Drama, Short,

Supercut (2011)

Actors: Eric Coppa-Cross (editor), Eric Coppa-Cross (writer), Eric Coppa-Cross (composer), Eric Coppa-Cross (director), Eric Coppa-Cross (producer), James Biggs (actor), Tami Ting (actor), David Alexander (actor),

Genres: Adventure, Drama, Family, Short,

Mixed Nuts (2011)

Actors: Lee Thongkham (writer), Lee Thongkham (producer), Lee Thongkham (director), Lee Thongkham (editor), L.J. Grillo (actor), Nickolas Wolf (actor), Pete LaMaster (miscellaneous crew), Pete LaMaster (actor), Pete LaMaster (producer), Pete LaMaster (writer), Katrice Galloway (actress), Luis Antonio Howard (actor), Robert Jones (composer), Leslie Bao (producer), Judy Galligan (actress),

Genres: Comedy, Musical, Short,
Taglines: That is so Mixed Up

Quotes:

Wife: Well as you can see, the woman is so fine, so she need to drop it like it's hot.

The Extra Man (2010)

Actors: Maureen Duffy (miscellaneous crew), Gabriella Ludlow (miscellaneous crew), Alison Cohen (miscellaneous crew), Katie Holmes (actress), Carol A. Compton (miscellaneous crew), Mike Lane (miscellaneous crew), Marian Seldes (actress), Lynn Cohen (actress), Dan Hedaya (actor), Kevin Kline (actor), David Boston (actor), John C. Reilly (actor), Klaus Badelt (composer), Sharon Watt (miscellaneous crew), Ross Miller (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: Louis, a young teacher enamored of the age of F. Scott Fitzgerald, loses his job when he's caught trying on a bra he finds in a campus office. He decides to go to New York City to find himself and to be a writer. He answers an ad for a housemate placed by the eccentric and opinionated Henry Harrison; an odd-couple relationship starts. Louis gets a job selling advertising for a green magazine and fancies Mary, a co-worker. He meets Henry's neighbor, the hirsute Gershon, and Henry offers Paul schooling in the gentleman's world of being an "extra man" - a hired companion, a gigolo - for older women. Can Louis sort out these varied worlds as well as his own expectations?

Keywords: 1920s, 1974-cadillac-v8-el-dorado, 91st-street-manhattan-new-york-city, 92-year-old, accupressure, aging, american-legion, anapa-black-sea-russia, anger, animal-rights
Genres: Comedy,
Taglines: A sexless new comedy They're not gigolos, they're gentlemen a sexless new comedy They're not gigolos, they're gentlemen.

Quotes:

Louis Ives: You have a strange power over people, Henry.::Henry Harrison: It's my constant disapproval. Some find it fatherly.

[last lines]::English Narrator: And as the young gentleman threw rice with the rest, he finally understood the words of his dear and essential friend Henry Harrison: "So there we are. Where are we?"

Henry Harrison: As Napoleon said, "If rape is imminent..."::Louis Ives: [alarmed at Henry's driving] Henry?...::Henry Harrison: "... relax and enjoy it."

Henry Harrison: You are always apologizing. Don't be so obsequious.

Henry Harrison: This is starting to sound like an interview. You planning to write the unauthorized autobiography of an obscure playwright whose masterpiece was stolen by a hunchback?::Louis Ives: Is it so wrong to be interested in you?::Henry Harrison: Yes! I'm not interested in YOU. From now on I intend to give you the most misleading image possible. You may write my biography but you will never capture my soul.

Henry Harrison: I'm against the education of women. It dulls their senses and affects their performance in the buduoir.

Henry Harrison: Unfortunately, I said something that offended her, and we had a falling out.::Louis Ives: What did you say that offended her?::Henry Harrison: I told her that her ass is big, that she's a saddleback and possibly a moral imbecile.::Louis Ives: Henry, that seems a lot to recover from.

[after their night at the opera, Henry and Louis chat before retiring. Henry explains his role as an "Extra Man", and Louis aspires aloud to becoming Henry's assistant. Henry mentions that his lady friend has an attractive young niece. Suddenly... ]::Henry Harrison: Are we having a conversation?::Louis Ives: Yes, I'd say so.::Henry Harrison: Well, it has to stop. We should know as little about each other as possible. Good relationships have this foundation. Now goodnight!

Henry Harrison: I forgive you, Gershon. You mustn't sin anymore. No sin against your fellow man. No sin against your body. Follow the Bible. Work. Work on your soul. Pray for enlightenment. Who knows, maybe Louis and I will get some too - we live just upstairs.

Henry Harrison: What are you reading there?::Louis Ives: Henry James.::Henry Harrison: It's unreadable. I mean, his early work wasn't as bad. He burned himself, you know. He sat on a stove and shriveled his testicles. That may account for his sudden change of style.::Louis Ives: I didn't know that.

The Extra Man (2010)

Actors: Maureen Duffy (miscellaneous crew), Gabriella Ludlow (miscellaneous crew), Alison Cohen (miscellaneous crew), Katie Holmes (actress), Carol A. Compton (miscellaneous crew), Mike Lane (miscellaneous crew), Marian Seldes (actress), Lynn Cohen (actress), Dan Hedaya (actor), Kevin Kline (actor), David Boston (actor), John C. Reilly (actor), Klaus Badelt (composer), Sharon Watt (miscellaneous crew), Ross Miller (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: Louis, a young teacher enamored of the age of F. Scott Fitzgerald, loses his job when he's caught trying on a bra he finds in a campus office. He decides to go to New York City to find himself and to be a writer. He answers an ad for a housemate placed by the eccentric and opinionated Henry Harrison; an odd-couple relationship starts. Louis gets a job selling advertising for a green magazine and fancies Mary, a co-worker. He meets Henry's neighbor, the hirsute Gershon, and Henry offers Paul schooling in the gentleman's world of being an "extra man" - a hired companion, a gigolo - for older women. Can Louis sort out these varied worlds as well as his own expectations?

Keywords: 1920s, 1974-cadillac-v8-el-dorado, 91st-street-manhattan-new-york-city, 92-year-old, accupressure, aging, american-legion, anapa-black-sea-russia, anger, animal-rights
Genres: Comedy,
Taglines: A sexless new comedy They're not gigolos, they're gentlemen a sexless new comedy They're not gigolos, they're gentlemen.

Quotes:

Louis Ives: You have a strange power over people, Henry.::Henry Harrison: It's my constant disapproval. Some find it fatherly.

[last lines]::English Narrator: And as the young gentleman threw rice with the rest, he finally understood the words of his dear and essential friend Henry Harrison: "So there we are. Where are we?"

Henry Harrison: As Napoleon said, "If rape is imminent..."::Louis Ives: [alarmed at Henry's driving] Henry?...::Henry Harrison: "... relax and enjoy it."

Henry Harrison: You are always apologizing. Don't be so obsequious.

Henry Harrison: This is starting to sound like an interview. You planning to write the unauthorized autobiography of an obscure playwright whose masterpiece was stolen by a hunchback?::Louis Ives: Is it so wrong to be interested in you?::Henry Harrison: Yes! I'm not interested in YOU. From now on I intend to give you the most misleading image possible. You may write my biography but you will never capture my soul.

Henry Harrison: I'm against the education of women. It dulls their senses and affects their performance in the buduoir.

Henry Harrison: Unfortunately, I said something that offended her, and we had a falling out.::Louis Ives: What did you say that offended her?::Henry Harrison: I told her that her ass is big, that she's a saddleback and possibly a moral imbecile.::Louis Ives: Henry, that seems a lot to recover from.

[after their night at the opera, Henry and Louis chat before retiring. Henry explains his role as an "Extra Man", and Louis aspires aloud to becoming Henry's assistant. Henry mentions that his lady friend has an attractive young niece. Suddenly... ]::Henry Harrison: Are we having a conversation?::Louis Ives: Yes, I'd say so.::Henry Harrison: Well, it has to stop. We should know as little about each other as possible. Good relationships have this foundation. Now goodnight!

Henry Harrison: I forgive you, Gershon. You mustn't sin anymore. No sin against your fellow man. No sin against your body. Follow the Bible. Work. Work on your soul. Pray for enlightenment. Who knows, maybe Louis and I will get some too - we live just upstairs.

Henry Harrison: What are you reading there?::Louis Ives: Henry James.::Henry Harrison: It's unreadable. I mean, his early work wasn't as bad. He burned himself, you know. He sat on a stove and shriveled his testicles. That may account for his sudden change of style.::Louis Ives: I didn't know that.

The Garden of Eden (2008)

Actors: Richard E. Grant (actor), Luis Callejo (actor), Matt Curtis (miscellaneous crew), Mena Suvari (actress), Constantine Gregory (miscellaneous crew), Carmen Maura (actress), Ernest Hemingway (writer), Matthew Modine (actor), John Irvin (director), David M. Antón (actor), Lucía del Río (miscellaneous crew), Caterina Murino (actress), Jane Jackson (miscellaneous crew), Claudia Cimmino (miscellaneous crew), Jack Huston (actor),

Plot: Set in the jazz age years, prior to the depression, the story follows a successful young American writer, David Bourne, and his beautiful new wife, Catherine, on their extended honeymoon in Europe. Catherine soon becomes restless and starts to tests her husband's devotion, pushing him to the limits of her imagination. Already unsure of the games his wife is playing, David is both uncomfortable and curious when she brings a sultry Italian girl, Marita, to spice things up. As the erotic game reaches new levels, the events that follow will change their lives forever.

Keywords: 1920s, androgyny, based-on-novel, bisexual, bob-haircut, fantasy-sequence, female-nudity, flashback, infidelity, jealousy
Genres: Drama,
Taglines: Surrender your inhibitions...

Quotes:

Catherine Bourne: Do you love me the way I am?::David Bourne: That's a funny question.::Catherine Bourne: If I changed, would you still?::David Bourne: Sure.

Catherine Bourne: You could write about us.

David Bourne: I'm through with that story. I'm working on something else.

Catherine Bourne: We don't have to live life like normal people. We can do what we want.::David Bourne: And what kind of life is that?

David Bourne: You know you want to be careful about Absinthe. It tastes like remorse, yet it takes it away.

Marita: Do you want me to go away?::David Bourne: You'd be smart to.::Marita: I don't think so.

David Bourne: It's a strong wind today. We drink according to the wind.

Catherine Bourne: If I'm going to marry an impoverished genius, he has to have something to drive me around in.

Catherine Bourne: How could you write about your father and his whores?

Catherine Bourne: And I brought you a dark girl for a present.::David Bourne: And I like my present very much.::Marita: [Smiles] Do you really?

A Royal Scandal (1997)

Actors: Michael Kitchen (actor), Richard E. Grant (actor), Ian Richardson (actor), John Altman (composer), Denis Lawson (actor), Rebecca Eaton (producer), Frances Barber (actress), Oliver Ford Davies (actor), Susan Lynch (actress), Rosalind Knight (actress), John Arnatt (actor), Mark Day (editor), John Bardon (actor), Stephen Boxer (actor), George Antoni (actor),

Genres: Comedy, Drama,

Solos los dos (1968)

Actors: Jaime de Armiñán (writer), María Álvarez (actress), José Orjas (actor), José Antonio Rojo (editor), Jaime de Armiñán (writer), José Sazatornil (actor), Luis Lucia (director), Luis Lucia (writer), Pilar Gómez Ferrer (actress), José Moratalla (actor), Andrés Vich (miscellaneous crew), Joaquín Prat (actor), Marisol (actress), Conchita Montes (actress), Isabel Garcés (actress),

Plot: Sebastian Palomo Linares is a bullfighter that has reached success in his career. Marisol is a rich girl that likes to run with her car. One day, they meet on the road, and he deeply falls in love with her, but Marisol, who loves him too, doesn't seem to be ready to be with a man that risks his life every time he has a bullfight.

Genres: Comedy, Musical, Romance,

Quotes:

Marisol Collado: Have you realised, Sebastian?::Sebastián: What?::Marisol Collado: That you exist. That you're here. Living is wonderful. You must be aware at any minute that you live. That now the sun's setting. That there are waves on the sea. That a dog barks. That a horse gallops far away. That we're together. That it doesn't matter what happens tomorrow, cause we will still be together. That our senses exist. That they are awake. That we see, hear, taste. [a train sounds far away] Do you hear it?::Sebastián: Yes.::Marisol Collado: The train. [Horses galloping] . Can you hear that? They sound like drums. [bells far away] The church bells. Flocks... Yokes... There's life everywhere, Sebastian. And love too, the same in an old olive tree than in a small flower. And everywhere, there we are.

Oh... Rosalinda!! (1955)

Actors: Michael Powell (producer), Emeric Pressburger (producer), Arthur Mullard (actor), Oskar Sima (actor), Richard Marner (actor), Anton Walbrook (actor), Michael Redgrave (actor), Anthony Quayle (actor), Jill Ireland (actress), John Schlesinger (actor), Dennis Price (actor), Roy Kinnear (actor), Mel Ferrer (actor), Emeric Pressburger (writer), Michael Powell (writer),

Plot: "Die Fledermaus" (The Bat) is the pseudonym adopted by Dr Falke. Floating on the buoyant waltzes of Strauss, this Viennese romp is sure to please. Disguises, tricks and every kind of deception combine to reveal a would-be cheat in hot pursuit of his own wife, much to his chagrin. Silly, charming, always entertaining, always fun. This is a film version of "Die Fledermaus" set in post-war Vienna with the main protagonists of Dr Falke represented by the 3 occupying powers. This is NOT just a film of a staged production but a truly filmic version of the operetta.

Keywords: captain, character-name-in-title, colonel, ellipsis-in-title, exclamation-point-in-title, general, operetta, punctuation-in-title
Genres: Musical,
Taglines: She set the whole town talking with her saucy 'GOINGS-ON'... Oh, what a Girl!!

Iris och löjtnantshjärta (1946)

Actors: Gull Natorp (actress), Gösta Prüzelius (actor), Mona Geijer-Falkner (actress), Peter Lindgren (actor), Einar Axelsson (actor), Åke Fridell (actor), Åke Claesson (actor), Holger Löwenadler (actor), Stig Järrel (actor), Torgny Anderberg (actor), Magnus Kesster (actor), Alf Kjellin (actor), Arne Lindblad (actor), Alva Lundin (miscellaneous crew), Mai Zetterling (actress),

Plot: The officer Robert Motander is invited to a dinner with his upper-class relatives. During the dinner he observes the beautiful young house-maid, Iris. He suggests that the two of them go out to see a movie. This is the beginning of love story that Robert's relatives will do anything to stop. A working-class mistress will do but a working-class fiancée? Never!

Keywords: based-on-novel, housemaid, impossible-love, love, officer, upper-class
Genres: Drama,