Il boss e la matricola

At the first time Clark talks to Carmine, the Carmine's hands change position repeatedly between sho [...]	D
The 40 or so "gourmets" pay Brando's character $350K per plate for their meal, or $14 million. The m [...]	D
When the egg hatches at the start of the film and the baby Komodo Dragon emerges, the lizard used fo [...]	D
The Italian passport that Vic gives Clark has two errors in it. Under "Nationality," it identifies [...]	D
When Clark is talking to his mother on the phone about the Komodo Dragon, she leafs through an anima [...]	D
The opening scene shows Clark and his stepfather in the Vermont woods encountering a deer hunter who [...]	D
Toward the beginning of the movie Carmine sits with Vic and Clark drinking coffee. He takes a walnut [...]	D
When Carmine Sabatini comes and visits the dorm room, the closet door that Clark closes right before [...]	D
When Clark finds the "social club" to meet Carmine Sabatini the windows on either side of the door m [...]	D
In Clark's dorm room, there is a poster of Buster Keaton on the wall. In the ending credits, it is i [...]	D
In the narration during the opening scene, Clark says his stepfather is head of the Friends of Fish [...]	D
The Komodo Dragon used in the film is an Asian Water Monitor (Varanus Salvator) and not a Crocodile/ [...]	D
At the last Gourmet Club dinner Carmine examines the money in the brown satchel while Larry London s [...]	D
At the last Gourmet Club dinner they show the kitchen where the Komodo dragon is about to be slain. [...]	D
The stolen Mona Lisa is much too big to be the real one. However, being a con artist, Tina might be [...]	D
The Komodo Dragon is an endangered species, however not nearly as endangered as presented in The Fre [...]	D
The Komodo dragons are actually Salvadori's monitors.	D
Toward the beginning of the final Gourmet Club dinner Vic and Clark are sitting together talking aft [...]	D
When Clark takes the tumble down the stairs at Grand Central, he clearly has kneepads on under his t [...]	D
In the large room with Greenwald and Simpson, when Clark is seen from the front, there is a big barr [...]	D
The car that Victor gets for Clark, and a white limo which is at the Gourmet Club, have the same lic [...]	D
When they first show the inside of the last Gourmet Club dinner a band is playing on stage. The lead [...]	D
When Clark takes the Amtrak train from Vermont to New York he arrives in Grand Central Station. Alth [...]	D

Victor Ray: Did my Uncle bring you up to date? Cl [...]	D
Leo: Put him in the back seat, with the windows op [...]	D
Carmine Sabatini: I'm getting too old for this non [...]	D
Clark Kellogg: You know, your resemblance to the G [...]	D
Edward: Well, without humor, what do we have?	D
Tina Sabatini: I'm in my Sophomore year at the Col [...]	D
Clark Kellogg: You promise? Carmine Sabatini: Eve [...]	D
Victor Ray: [hands Clark a fake passport] Is that [...]	D
Victor Ray: Kid, here in New York we have three di [...]	D
[first lines] Dwight Armstrong, Clark's Step-fath [...]	D
Clark Kellogg: [narrating] There's a kind of freed [...]	D
[quoting "The Godfather: Part II"] Arthur Fleeber [...]	D
Carmine Sabatini: [Walking the Komodo dragon] What [...]	D
Clark Kellogg: Well, I think I better contact a la [...]	D
Tina Sabatini: Listen, you made a commitment to my [...]	D
Clark Kellogg: Sorry. Victor Ray: Fugetaboutit.	D
Clark Kellogg: So he just ripped it off? The Mona [...]	D
Carmine Sabatini: I want you to take this opportun [...]	D
Carmine Sabatini: My nephew tells me you're from K [...]	D
Clark Kellogg: It was all a set up from the beginn [...]	D
Tina Sabatini: [Dancing to Nat King Cole's "Mona L [...]	D
Arthur Fleeber, NYU Professor: I suggest you call [...]	D
[last lines] Carmine Sabatini: When you finish fi [...]	D
Clark Kellogg: You had a choice - not to turn me i [...]	D
Clark Kellogg: I don't believe Mr. Sabatini would [...]	D
Victor Ray: How about I give you a hand with those [...]	D
Clark Kellogg: It's a crime. Carmine Sabatini: No [...]	D
Clark Kellogg: [Reciting his father's poem to Carm [...]	D
Carmine Sabatini: Listen, I want to say something, [...]	D
Lloyd Simpson: Mr. Kellogg, I believe you know a C [...]	D
Larry London: [sings in German] Mein Herz schwebt [...]	D
Clark Kellogg: I'm illegally transporting endanger [...]	D
Clark Kellogg: So, I'm just a victim. Steve Busha [...]	D
Clark Kellogg: This whole thing's been a scam? Thi [...]	D
Clark Kellogg: Tomorrow I was off to New York to b [...]	D
[In Little Italy] Clark Kellogg: This is it? Vic [...]	D
Arthur Fleeber, NYU Professor: It has a real film [...]	D
Clark Kellogg: My heart was pounding as I crossed [...]	D
Larry London: Carmine said one boy, here are two!	D
Bert Parks: [singing] Well, I ain't gonna work on [...]	D
Carmine Sabatini: [Looking around the dorm] So, th [...]	D
Bert Parks: Tequila! - - Ladies and Gentlemen, you [...]	D
Victor Ray: This is my uncle, Carmine Sabatini. Un [...]	D
Clark Kellogg: It's about these animals. These rep [...]	D
Clark Kellogg: Do you know, that picture on the wa [...]	D
Bert Parks: Ladies and Gentlemen, this is the mome [...]	D
Clark Kellogg: There's federal officers after me. [...]	D
Clark Kellogg: Sir, I don't know where this talk o [...]	D
Clark Kellogg: What is the deal please? What is it [...]	D
Victor Ray: What? You know how big this is? Bacio [...]	D

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