Way Past Cool (2000)

Actors: Milos Forman (producer), Mike Tristano (miscellaneous crew), Norman Lear (producer), Justin W. Hill (miscellaneous crew), Terrence Williams (actor), Ira Deutchman (producer), Michael Jackman (producer), Avram Ludwig (producer), Laura Torrance (miscellaneous crew), Yule Caise (producer), Yule Caise (writer), John Baskin (producer), Marcus Salgado (actor), Darryle Johnson (costume designer), Adam Davidson (director),

Genres: Drama,

One, two, flic (1987)

Actors: Roger Miremont (actor), Franck-Olivier Bonnet (actor), Philippe Dormoy (actor), François Dyrek (actor), Gérard Sergue (actor), Charlotte Kady (actress), Jack Arel (composer), Clothilde Baudon (actress), Alain Demouzon (writer), Alain Demouzon (writer), Olivier Lusse (actor), Yann Debray (actor), Patrick Le Gall (director), Patrick Le Gall (writer), Patrick Le Gall (composer),

Genres: ,

Ship of Fools (1965)

Actors: Simone Signoret (actress), Heinz Rühmann (actor), Elizabeth Ashley (actress), John Wengraf (actor), Lee Marvin (actor), Vivien Leigh (actress), Peter Mamakos (actor), Eddie Baker (actor), Stanley Adams (actor), Alf Kjellin (actor), José Ferrer (actor), George Segal (actor), Steven Geray (actor), Abby Mann (writer), Stanley Kramer (producer),

Plot: Passengers on a ship traveling from Mexico to Europe in the 1930s represent society at large in that era. The crew is German, including the ship's doctor who falls in love with one of the passengers, La Contessa. A young American woman, Jenny, is traveling with the man she loves, David. Jenny is fascinated and puzzled by just who some of the other passengers are. The once famous Mary Treadwell gets much of her attention.

Keywords: 1930s, alcoholic-drink, anti-semitism, artist, based-on-novel, bible, biting-one's-thumb, boat, brandy, brat
Genres: Drama, Romance, War,
Taglines: EXPLORER, MISTRESS, VAGRANT, LOAFER, ARTIST, TRAMP ... THEY ARE ALL AT THE CAPTAIN'S TABLE!

Quotes:

Mary Treadwell: Everybody on this ship is in love. Love me whether or not I love you. Love me whether I am fit to love. Love me whether I am able to love. Even is there is no such thing as love. Love me.

Bill Tenny: I was in Vercaruz trying to teach them greasers to play ball. Man, they tried to poison me. You know, I had the runs for three weeks.::Mary Treadwell: How interesting. I'd like to hear more about it.

Mary Treadwell: Tell me. Wouldn't it unnverve you to have an affair with me?

Jenny Brown: I think that David thinks a woman should follow three paces behind with slippers.::Mary Treadwell: Men usually do.

Rieber: Lowenthal, you know it is a historical fact that the Jews are the basis of our misfotunes.::Lowenthal: Of course.::Rieber: You agree?::Lowenthal: Of course. The Jews and the bicycle riders.::Rieber: The bicycle riders? Why the bicycle riders?::Lowenthal: Why the Jews?

Bill Tenny: [Drunk] You know what I think?::Glocken: No.::Bill Tenny: I think you're a sawed-off intellectual.

Lowenthal: How old are you?::Elsa: Sixteen.::Lowenthal: Adolescence. What is adolescence? Adolescence is a time when people worry about things there's no need to worry about. Sixteen... I promise you, at seventeen you will be even more charming than you are now. At twenty-one, you will be gorgeous. And at twenty-five... devastating! And I won't stand any argument!

Frau Hutten: Do you know what they say in Mexico? Mexicans loathe the Americans, hate the Spaniards, distrust the English, admire the French and love the Germans.::Rieber: That is all very nice. I am glad they say those things but, as far as I am concerned, after a few weeks in Mexico, you can keep the Mexicans too.

Lowenthal: I like people; if you look for it, you can find something good in anybody.

Freytag: Doesn't it bother you that you and that little man are the only two Germans not at the Captain's Table?::Lowenthal: Do you think that bothers me? Besides, I like that little man; what kind of salesman do you think I would be if I couldn't deal with a situation like that? A salesman is supposed to deal a difficult situation and overcome it. Listen, it's not a new story: white men hate black men, Muslims hate Buddhists-that's the way it goes. There's prejudice everywhere. It does no good to give it back. You have got to use your noogin'.