Just like the old gypsy woman said!

"First mate, bring me my red shirt!"

It's a testament to how good a movie Four Weddings and a Funeral is that Andie McDowell somehow manages not to ruin it.

Could it be the door to the entrance of that space prison that they used in the Civil War comics?

It is a bit vague - one gold coin seems to be good for either a few nights in a hotel, disposal of one dead body, killing a person or two, cover charge to a cool assassin's bar, looking after an unconscious rival assassin, fixing a car, etc.

"probably the greatest detective in the world"? Batman would like a word Monsieur Poirot.

I think Scott Speedman spends a fair bit of time in Toronto. Last spring I saw a fit dude running down the street near where I live in running shorts and tights, but no shirt and thought "OK come on dude, it's not warm enough for shirtless running" and then "Oh - that's Scott Speedman".

I was 13 when it came out, so I mostly remember the locker room scene with the gratuitous nudity. And also thinking it was odd that Robbie Coltrane's gangster was really good at basketball.
Oh and the helpful genuflecting mnemonic - "Spectacles, testicles, wallet and watch".

It's Chekhov's aardvark - you can't introduce an aardvark in the first act if it doesn't show up later to do some aardvarking.

So I don't make any of those stupid faces, but I wear my hair like the 80s iteration and do sometimes wear Ray Ban wayfarers.

One need only look at this clip for evidence of that: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

Everyone else must address him as "Danny D".

In fairness, that Fresh Prince episode with Will's dad was pretty great.

Oklahoma!Oklahoma!Oklahoma!Oklahoma!Oklahoma!Oklahoma!Oklahoma!

Maybe "nip that in the bud" wasn't the best word choice there…

I bet he tries to defend that statement by saying that what he meant by "with regard to the Civil War", was "the state of affairs that led to the outbreak of the Civil War"…

Also Batman. Batman could have stopped the Civil War.

We all know Andrew Jackson died in 1845, sixteen years before the start of the Civil War.

Those lapels could run for congress.

You know what's good for gaining weight? Drinking liquor.