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This was cited as one of the movies responsible for prompting the M.P.A.A. to include smoking in the [...]	D
The 1996 smash revival of the 1975 musical was one of the very few instances of a Broadway revival t [...]	D
At the start of this movie, when the bar is shown, a painting can be seen on the wall which featured [...]	D
First theatrical movie directed by Rob Marshall.	D
Miramax Films became involved in a new attempt to film the musical in 1994, and Larry Gelbart was br [...]	D
When the movie rights were originally bought by producer Martin Richards in the 1970s, Bob Fosse was [...]	D
Even though it was Gwen Verdon's idea originally to turn the play "Chicago" into a musical and helpe [...]	D
The Broadway musical production of "Chicago" opened at the 46th Street Theatre (now the Richard Rodg [...]	D
Named by Entertainment Weekly as one of the "Best 25 Movie Musicals of All Time".	D
The original production of "Chicago" opened at the 46th Street Theater on June 3, 1975, ran for nine [...]	D
Rob Marshall was originally considered by Miramax Films to direct the screen version of the smash Br [...]	D
Kathy Bates, Anjelica Huston, Whoopi Goldberg, Pam Grier, Bette Midler, and Rosie O'Donnell were con [...]	D
The musical numbers "My Own Best Friend" and "Me and My Baby" were originally written into the scrip [...]	D
This movie marks the second time Richard Gere played a smarmy, fame-hungry attorney based in Chicago [...]	D
There are several differences between this movie and stage versions that presented challenges in bri [...]	D
In the beginning of the scene introducing Matron Mama Morton (Queen Latifah) to the new inmates, Rox [...]	D
Kathy Bates was director Rob Marshall's first choice to play Matron Mama Morton, but she was schedul [...]	D
Regarding some of the claims made about Roxy Hart's backstory in the song "We Both Reached for the G [...]	D
Jennifer Aniston, Christina Applegate, Patricia Arquette, Drew Barrymore, Juliette Binoche, Cate Bla [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2004 list of the top 100 America's Greatest Music in th [...]	D
The 1996 smash Broadway revival renewed interest, and new names became leading candidates for starri [...]	D
Alicia Silverstone auditioned to play Roxie.	D
Charlize Theron had initially secured the role of Roxie Hart while Nicholas Hytner was attached as d [...]	D
Rob Marshall had previously been hired by the producers to direct The Wonderful World of Disney (199 [...]	D
This movie became Miramax Films' highest grossing movie when its domestic box office hit $171 millio [...]	D
Director Rob Marshall wanted Catherine Zeta-Jones to wear her naturally long hair in this movie, but [...]	D
John C. Reilly is such a clown enthusiast, he insisted on designing his own clown make-up for "Miste [...]	D
As of 2018, the most recent of 10 Best Picture winners to not win either Best Screenplay or Best Dir [...]	D
The 1996 stage revival of "Chicago" passed 5,500 performances, and was the sixth-longest running sho [...]	D
The play "Chicago" was Maurine Dallas Watkins' retelling of two very public murder trials that occur [...]	D
In 2005, this movie was named as one of "The 20 Most Overrated Movies of All Time" by Premiere Magaz [...]	D
The inmate who speaks only Hungarian is named "Hunyak." Hunyak is not a name; rather it is a derogat [...]	D
The $5,000 fee Billy Flynn (Richard Gere) charged Roxie Hart (RenÃ©e Zellweger) is worth about $61 [...]	D
Catherine Zeta-Jones added Velma's pose for the photographers in the Cell Block Tango.	D
The translated speech by Hunyak (Ekaterina Chtchelkanova) is: "How did I find myself here? They say [...]	D
Included amongst the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider.	D
The role of Mary Sunshine is traditionally played by a man in drag. In an interview with gay-interes [...]	D
Mandy Moore auditioned for the role of Kitty Baxter, but was passed over because the producers felt [...]	D
During the "Cell Block Tango", each girl recreates her crime and uses a red silk bandana to indicate [...]	D
It's often believed by fans that Matron Mama Morton is a lesbian.	D
Catherine Zeta-Jones was actually a few months pregnant in this movie. When she started to show, the [...]	D
When Billy Flynn (Richard Gere) is passing by the cells, Hunyak (Ekaterina Chtchelkanova) starts spe [...]	D
Sean McCann (Judge) and Jayne Eastwood (Mrs. Borusewicz) appeared on the Canadian kids show, Noddy ( [...]	D
The original Broadway non-musical play was previously filmed twice: first as the silent film Chicago [...]	D
While filming, Catherine Zeta-Jones was also posing for her first Elizabeth Arden, Inc. cosmetics ca [...]	D
When Matron Mama Morton (Queen Latifah) introduces Billy Flynn (Richard Gere) for the first time, th [...]	D
Deidre Goodwin (June), Denise Faye (Annie), Taye Diggs (bandleader), and Sebastian La Cause (June's [...]	D
Richard Gere took tap dancing lessons for three months. His tap dance scene was shot in half a day.	D
Toni Collette, Neve Campbell, Angelina Jolie, Madonna, Jennifer Lopez, Julia Roberts, Gwyneth Paltro [...]	D
One of eleven American musicals to win Best Picture. The others being La canzone di Broadway (1929), [...]	D
Adapted from a 1975 musical play directed and choreographed by Bob Fosse, whose other credits includ [...]	D
A long battle took place between the agents of RenÃ©e Zellweger and Catherine Zeta-Jones over bill [...]	D
Michael Jackson was considered at one point for the role of Billy Flynn, as he was director Rob Mars [...]	D
As of 2018, this movie features the only Oscar nominated performances of John C. Reilly, Queen Latif [...]	D
Producer Martin Richards approached Catherine Zeta-Jones about appearing in this movie version of th [...]	D
The role of Billy Flynn was offered to John Travolta several times before eventually going to Richar [...]	D
During the song "Cell Block Tango" Hunyak (Ekaterina Chtchelkanova) speaks in Hungarian, but Chtchel [...]	D
Cinematographer Dion Beebe was on his way to a theater in London, England to watch the musical when [...]	D
The 1975 stage musical was an adaptation of a 1926 non-musical play. That version opened at the Musi [...]	D
Rob Marshall wanted Keanu Reeves for the role of Amos Hart. Charlie Sheen read for the part.	D
All of the musical numbers in the movie, except "Roxie", "Mister Cellophane", and "Razzle Dazzle" ar [...]	D
Roxie Hart sings "Nowadays" by herself before singing it with Velma Kelly as a tribute to how it's s [...]	D
John Cusack, Rupert Everett, Kevin Kline, Steve Martin, Sean Penn, and Kevin Spacey were considered [...]	D
This was the first feature film to have its soundtrack recorded using Sony's Direct Stream Digital p [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2004 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 Ameri [...]	D
Madonna (specifically for Velma Kelly), Goldie Hawn, Kathy Bates, Rosie O'Donnell, Nicole Kidman, Mi [...]	D
Throughout this movie, Billy Flynn (Richard Gere) called Amos Hart (John C. Reilly) "Andy" - a refer [...]	D

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When Roxie and Billy argue over what she is going to wear in court, a few long strands of loose hair [...]	D
In the 1920s, the electric chair had replaced hanging as Illinois' method of execution.	D
Flynn is heard on Roxie's radio saying "This all took place on Lake Shore Drive?" Lake Shore Drive w [...]	D
When Velma is in her dressing room getting ready to go onstage she opens her suitcase with clean han [...]	D
When Velma Kelly "can't buy that kind of publicity," she pulls out a modern $1 dollar bill, which wa [...]	D
For the song, "All I Care About Is Love", after the women prisoners take their uniforms off, in one [...]	D
In the courtroom scene when Billy Flynn does his "tap dance" a mike is visible on the top center of [...]	D
When Hunyak (played by Russian actress) asks Billy for help, she says, "Help me, please" speaking Ru [...]	D
There are 50 stars on the US flag in the courtroom (should be 48).	D
At the end of the final dance, the position of Roxie's gun switches many times from behind to in fro [...]	D
When Billy talks to the doctor after "confirming" Roxy's pregnancy, he tells the doctor to button hi [...]	D
During Roxie Hart's trial, when Velma Kelly is on the stand, her necklace is on both sides of her ne [...]	D
During "Cell Block Tango",as Liz twirls and lands on her partner Bernie's knee, a lock of her long h [...]	D
At the end of the movie when Velma approaches Roxie with a job offer after her dismal nightclub audi [...]	D
When Roxie refuses Velma's money for doing her laundry, Velma puts the money down her shirt. The pos [...]	D
When Roxie is delivering fresh towels to Mama's bathroom, she listens in on her and Velma's conversa [...]	D
During the final scene, when Velma and Roxie are dancing, there is lipstick on Roxie's teeth, which [...]	D
Mama Morton tells Roxie that no woman has been hanged in Illinois in years. Later, Mary Sunshine tel [...]	D
Assistant District Attorney Harrison is referred to a number of times throughout the film. As charge [...]	D
At 1:28, Velma and Momma are listening to the trial on a radio. The tubes are visible, glowing white [...]	D
The picture's of Fred's kids appear in his wallet between shots when Roxie looks.	D
When Roxie is dancing with a group of men in the "Roxie Hart" number she walks forward surrounded by [...]	D
Depending on whether you go by the timeline of the 1924 Broadway play, the 1927 silent movie, or wha [...]	D
When Velma and Roxie are dancing in the final scene and taking their bows, with their hands raised u [...]	D
At the end of his "tap dance" cross-examination of Velma, Billy declares "The defense rests!" Very d [...]	D
During the Roxie Hart song, right after she sings "who says murders not an art" Roxie walks past a l [...]	D
During the "I Can't Do It Alone" number, when Velma kneels on the table in front of Roxie, her stock [...]	D
During the scene "I can't do it alone" there is one shot where Velma cartwheels over the chair, and [...]	D
During the song "Cell Block Tango", you can see tape on Annie's chest above her black outfit.	D
Near the beginning of the song 'Razzle Dazzle', when Roxie and Billy walk up to the reporters' seati [...]	D
When Velma and Roxie are dancing in the final scene, they come out with the guns, and start dancing [...]	D
In their final dance, Velma and Roxie are presented by someone who speaks on a microphone next to th [...]	D
Although Amos gives Flynn "large bill" currency notes (25% larger than the "small bills" in use sinc [...]	D
In Velma and Roxie's final dance number, Roxie changes her shoes. In the beginning, Roxie's shoes ha [...]	D

Frase

Roxie: Mr. Flynn! [pretends to faint] Billy Flyn [...]	D
Hunyack: [after speaking Hungarian; probably the o [...]	D
Bandleader: [first line; just after the opening ti [...]	D
Roxie: ...And Sophie Tucker will shit I know, to s [...]	D
Roxie: I'm gonna be a celebrity, that means somebo [...]	D
Annie: I met Ezekiel Young from Salt Lake city abo [...]	D
Roxie: You were mentioned in the paper today, in t [...]	D
Billy Flynn: My client feels that it was a combina [...]	D
Velma Kelly: [about Roxie] First she steals my pub [...]	D
Roxie: Oooh,I'm a star, and the audience loves me. [...]	D
Velma Kelly: Oh, you're gonna see your sheba do th [...]	D
June: I'm standin' in the kitchen, carving up a ch [...]	D
Billy Flynn: I don't mean to toot my own horn, but [...]	D
Liz: Pop. Annie: Six. June: Squish. Hunyack: Un [...]	D
Matron Mama Morton: Sometimes you get a little suc [...]	D
Velma Kelly: My sister and I had an act that could [...]	D
Billy Flynn: I don't care about expensive things / [...]	D
Velma Kelly: My sister Veronica and I had this dou [...]	D
Nickie: Ever have Morton before? Oh... she's fine. [...]	D
Matron Mama Morton: As you know I'm here to take c [...]	D
Roxie: You're, THE Velma Kelly. I was there the ni [...]	D
Velma Kelly: You wanted my advice, right? Well her [...]	D
Matron Mama Morton: [singing] Let's all stroke tog [...]	D
Matron Mama Morton: They say that life is tit for [...]	D
Velma Kelly: She stole my garter!	D
Velma Kelly: [singing] No I'm no one's wife, but o [...]	D
Roxie: He was trying to burgle me. Assistant Dist [...]	D
Liz: You know how some people have these little ha [...]	D
Ms. Sunshine: [singing] Are you sorry? Roxie: Are [...]	D
Roxie: They LOVE me. Billy Flynn: They'd love you [...]	D
Roxie: I bet you want to know why I shot the basta [...]	D
[practicing for her interview] Roxie: [Southern a [...]	D
Billy Flynn: Objection! Judge: Sustained. Assist [...]	D
Billy Flynn: I don't want ya to give a damn when p [...]	D
Billy Flynn: Tell the audience, the jury, what hap [...]	D
Matron Mama Morton: In this town, murder's a form [...]	D
Assistant District Attorney Martin Harrison: You m [...]	D
Velma Kelly: Come on, babe, we're gonna brush the [...]	D
Roxie: You see, ever since I can remember, I've wa [...]	D
Roxie: Thank you, ma'am. Matron Mama Morton: No, [...]	D
Reporter: Would you like to give us a word or two? [...]	D
Matron Mama Morton: Ask any of the chickies in my [...]	D
Bandleader: Miss Velma Kelly in an act... of despe [...]	D
Roxie: Who says that murder's not an art?	D
Roxie: This dress makes me look like a Woolworths [...]	D
Velma Kelly: [Rising from the stage alone] 'C'mon [...]	D
Billy Flynn: Give 'em the old razzle dazzle. Razzl [...]	D
Roxie: It'll never work. Velma Kelly: Why not? R [...]	D
Bailiff: Do you promise to tell the truth, the who [...]	D
Billy Flynn: Miss Kelly, did you make a deal with [...]	D
Assistant District Attorney Martin Harrison: Do yo [...]	D
Matron Mama Morton: [singing] Don't you know that [...]	D
Velma Kelly: Find a flask, we're playing fast and [...]	D
Roxie: [singing] With just one more brain what a h [...]	D
Billy Flynn: Give 'em a show that's so splendifero [...]	D
Roxie: I bet you want to know why I shot the basta [...]	D
Billy Flynn: [to Roxie] You are a phony celebrity. [...]	D
Velma Kelly: [to Roxie] You wanted advice? Well he [...]	D
[after Roxie finds out about Fred Casley] Roxie: [...]	D
Billy Flynn: [singing] Razzle dazzle them and they [...]	D
Billy Flynn: This trial... the whole world... it's [...]	D
Velma Kelly: [getting out of a cab] Keep the chang [...]	D
Roxie: In the Bed Department, Amos was... zero. I [...]	D
Amos Hart: Cellophane. Mr. Cellophane shoulda been [...]	D
Ms. Sunshine: As you know my paper is dry. Do you [...]	D
[his last lines] Billy Flynn: You're a free woman [...]	D
Matron Mama Morton: [singing] If you want my gravy [...]	D
[last lines] Velma Kelly: Me and Roxie would just [...]	D
Bandleader: Mr. Billy Flynn and the press conferen [...]	D
Mona: I loved Al Lipshitz more than I could possib [...]	D
[Velma asks Moma how much it will cost her for a p [...]	D
Roxie: Sometimes I'm right, sometimes I'm wrong bu [...]	D
Velma Kelly: I just can't take it anymore. You can [...]	D
Billy Flynn: [Reading from Roxie's diary] Amos acc [...]	D
Roxie: [singing] If they string me up, well, I'll [...]	D
Velma Kelly: You know you're really pretty good. [...]	D
Roxie: [singing] I can't stand that sap. Amos: Wh [...]	D
Roxie: Don't you wanna take my picture?	D
Roxie: [to Amos] you are a disloyal husband	D
[after singing "Mr. Cellophane"] Amos Hart: Hope [...]	D
Fred Casely: Let's go, babe! Roxie: But I didn't [...]	D
Roxie Hart: [singing] Oh yes, oh yes, oh yes we bo [...]	D
Roxie: And then I started foolin' around... and th [...]	D
Billy Flynn: You're a phony celebrity and in two w [...]	D
Roxie: You want some advice, well here's a piece o [...]	D
Roxie: Say it again, Fred! Fred Casely: You're a [...]	D
Roxie: What if the world slandered my name, well h [...]	D
Roxie: And who incase she doesn't hang, can say sh [...]	D
Velma Kelly: She'd say, "What's your sister like?" [...]	D
Billy Flynn: This is Chicago, kid. You can't beat [...]	D
Roxie: God that's beautiful. Billy Flynn: Cut out [...]	D
Roxie: Fresh towels, for the can. Officer: Make i [...]	D
Bandleader: [after Velma has testified against Rox [...]	D
Roxie: Oh, Miss Kelly, got your personals. freshly [...]	D
Roxie: You can like the life you're living, you ca [...]	D
Velma Kelly: [singing] Now you see me goin' throug [...]	D
Roxie: Jesus, Mary, and Joseph. Matron Mama Morto [...]	D
Assistant District Attorney Martin Harrison: This [...]	D
[at the entrance to the jail cells] Matron Mama M [...]	D
Roxie: But look at that soul. I tell ya that hole [...]	D
Billy Flynn: Miss Kelly, do you know the meaning o [...]	D
Velma Kelly: Slick your hair and wear your buckle [...]	D
Roxie: [singing] He ain't no sheik, that's no grea [...]	D
Roxie: [singing] And then he shot off his trap... [...]	D

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