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While Sir Paul McCartney admitted that he liked the movie, he personally disliked the "Twist and Sho [...]	D
At one point in the film, there was a line that Ferris was going to say, "Come next year, I'll be th [...]	D
The scene in which Ferris is drawing the nude woman on his computer was going to be broadcast onto a [...]	D
Cameron's wearing a Detroit Red Wings hockey jersey is actually an insight to his character. When th [...]	D
John Hughes told Ben Stein, who had a degree in Economics, to present an actual Economics lecture in [...]	D
When Grace tells Rooney, "He's a righteous dude," it was not in the original script. Edie McClurg ad [...]	D
John Hughes personally designed Ferris' bedroom, mirrored mostly on his own bedroom when he was in h [...]	D
When Cameron is looking down the Sears Tower and says, "I think I see my dad.", he actually was look [...]	D
According to Alan Ruck, the role of Cameron had originally been offered to Emilio Estevez, who turne [...]	D
The 1961 Ferrari GT250 was a modified MG sports car. The producers received several angry letters fr [...]	D
Even though they played siblings, Matthew Broderick and Jennifer Grey would later become engaged aft [...]	D
Anthony Michael Hall turned down the role of Cameron to avoid being typecast.	D
Jeffrey Jones recalled, "My part was actually quite small in the script, but what seemed to be the i [...]	D
The painting that Cameron admires is called "Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte", by [...]	D
Kenny Ortega choreographed Ferris' dance sequence as he commandeered the parade in the Von Steuben G [...]	D
Alan Ruck, then twenty-nine, worried about the age difference. "I was worried that I'd be ten years [...]	D
According to Alan Ruck, Cameron wears a Gordie Howe Detroit Red Wings jersey because Cameron had a g [...]	D
The first edit of the film had a running time of two hours and forty-five minutes.	D
Shermer High School is the same high school in Weird Science, Sixteen Candles - Un compleanno da ric [...]	D
The house portraying Cameron's home has four bedrooms and four bathrooms, and is four thousand squar [...]	D
The line Ferris says in the bathroom at the French restaurant about Cameron's house being very prett [...]	D
Ferris laments not having his own car, however he owned a synthesizer, which, in 1984, cost $8,000.	D
Although one of the key scenes in the film has Ferris, Sloane, and Cameron enjoying a Cubs game at W [...]	D
Alan Ruck had faced career setbacks following his post-"Ferris Bueller's Day Off" career. Ruck had m [...]	D
According to Matthew Broderick, Ferris singing "Danke Schoen" in the shower was his idea. "Although [...]	D
In 2014, Una pazza giornata di vacanza (1986), was added to the National Film Registry by the United [...]	D
The parade sequence ("Twist and Shout" scene) was filmed during the Von Steuben Day Parade, an annua [...]	D
Model Lucy Taylor appeared in the background of the parade.	D
Paul Gleason was considered for the role of Ed Rooney. Gleason had previously played the role of Ass [...]	D
John Hughes: Hughes can be seen in a tiny cameo in one of the early Chicago downtown montage sequenc [...]	D
Charlie Sheen said a few years later that watching his one scene in the movie made him want to punch [...]	D
At 43 minutes, in the scene where Sloane is sitting in the taxi with Ferris and Cameron in the floor [...]	D
In the scene where the kids are exploring the art museum, the music playing is an enhanced instrumen [...]	D
John Hughes personally selected the songs for the film. He wanted them to be somewhat obscure to the [...]	D
Grace, the secretary pretending to be Ed Rooney during the phone call from Cameron, was improvised.	D
Eric Stoltz auditioned for the role of Ferris. Stoltz starred in Un meraviglioso batticuore (1987), [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 1998 list of the 400 movies nominated for the Top 100 G [...]	D
The bus scene that plays during the ending credits was a scene cut from the movie. It was meant to t [...]	D
The dance sequence by the group on the stairs during Ferris' lip-synch performance of "Twist and Sho [...]	D
According to John Hughes, Cameron was based, in large part, on a friend of his in high school. "He w [...]	D
Until Sigourney Weaver's appearance in Ghostbusters: Afterlife (2021), Polly Du Pont Noonan had the [...]	D
Cameron's father's Ferrari wasn't a real Ferrari. Because it was too expensive to rent one, three re [...]	D
Katie Barberi's debut,	D
In the scene in which Sloane and Ed Rooney are standing outside, waiting for Mr. Peterson, the schoo [...]	D
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider.	D
During the scene where Rooney fights with the intercom at Ferris' house, there is a shot of the kitc [...]	D
The hand that presses the speaker button on Cameron's phone belongs to John Hughes. When the crew le [...]	D
According to the original script, Sloane has a brother, and her father left the family for a twenty- [...]	D
The text that appears on the screen when Ferris is explaining how to fake being sick to his parents [...]	D
In 2010, Edie McClurg told Vanity Fair Magazine that her character's hairdo should be from the 1960s [...]	D
The shot of the street looking down from The Sears Tower was done by the second unit crew. The camer [...]	D
John Hughes had wanted to film a scene from the script where Ferris, Sloane, and Cameron go to a str [...]	D
Ranked at #10 on "Entertainment Weekly"'s 50 Best High School Movies (2006).	D
Breakfast Club and Ferris Bueller's Day Off were both inducted into the National Registry for being [...]	D
Ferris Bueller was named after John Hughes' life-long friend, Bert Bueller.	D
According to the Inside Story (1986) documentary, Charlie Sheen's character's name is actually Garth [...]	D
The two men in the funny hats, who can be seen when Ferris and his friends are at The Sears Tower, w [...]	D
In the original script, which is available for free online, there were two additional Bueller childr [...]	D
Cindy Pickett and Lyman Ward, who played Ferris's parents, married in real life after filming this m [...]	D
The name of the Detective to whom Katie Bueller (Cindy Pickett) talks when picking up Jeanie (Jennif [...]	D
First Lady Barbara Bush paraphrased the film in her 1990 commencement address at Wellesley College: [...]	D
Charlie Sheen's role in this movie was filmed on one of his days off from the film Lucas (1986). His [...]	D
John Hughes had originally wanted to film the Wrigley Field scene at the baseball game at Comiskey P [...]	D
The number "9" was chosen for the number of Ferris' absences because it sounded harsh when spoken by [...]	D
John Candy auditioned for the role of Cameron Frye, but producers turned him down, fearing he was to [...]	D
The outfit Ferris is wearing (hat, sunglasses, and trench coat) when he picks up Sloane from school, [...]	D
The idea of a sequel had gone around for years, with Ferris in college, or on the job somewhere, but [...]	D
When the Ferrari crashed, the fiberglass hood ripped, but branches were put over the rip to make sur [...]	D
After working together on La donna esplosiva (1985), John Hughes offered Bill Paxton the role of the [...]	D
Ferris wears a different outfit in each scene before he and Cameron go to pick up Sloane.	D
The shot of Ferris playing the clarinet was done on the spot. Someone spotted the instrument as part [...]	D
According to editor Paul Hirsch, in the original cut, the museum scene fared poorly at test screenin [...]	D
Deleted scenes: - Ferris asks his dad on the phone about bonds his father purchased when he was born [...]	D
During the downtown parade scene, they pass a theater playing the movie Godzilla 1985 (1985). Matthe [...]	D
Mia Sara says that Matthew Broderick actually tickled her feet and knees to get her to laugh natural [...]	D
Despite all of the scenes at the house, and the fact that the Bueller house has a doggy door and the [...]	D
When Ferris hacks into the school's computer to change the number of absences he had, it is a subtle [...]	D
Mia Sara almost didn't play Sloane, because at the same time she auditioned, she was simultaneously [...]	D
Alan Ruck and Matthew Broderick previously acted together in the Broadway production of Biloxi Blues [...]	D
Charlie Sheen was recommended by Jennifer Grey after they did Alba rossa (1984) together.	D
As he was writing the film in 1985, John Hughes kept track of his progress in a spiral-bound logbook [...]	D
The Cubs game depicted in the movie that Ferris and his friends attend was an actual game played aga [...]	D
The restaurant where Ferris and company go to eat is the same one Jake and Elwood terrorized in The [...]	D
John Hughes didn't like Ferris' beret when he is driving the Ferrari, but he really liked Cameron's [...]	D
John Hughes wrote the screenplay in less than a week, as his logbook notes: "2-26 Night only 10 page [...]	D
Ferris uses the word "finski" when referring to what he gave the parking lot attendant. "Finski" is [...]	D
Cameron's shirts are meaningful in 2 scenes. He is wearing a medic's shirt while catatonic, and when [...]	D
The passage that Ed Rooney quotes when he is trying to console Sloane ("man that is born of woman ha [...]	D
Sloane is named for Sloane Tanen, daughter of then-Paramount head Ned Tanen.	D
To produce the desired drugged-out effect for his role as the drug addict in the police station, Cha [...]	D
Sloane was originally named "Tandy" in earlier drafts of the script.	D
The hall scenes in which Jeanie is seen walking down the hall, and the kid collecting money to save [...]	D
The office Katie Bueller works at is literally on the same block as the ice rink seen in Home Alone.	D
Rooney's line about leaving "my cheese in the wind" was ad-libbed. John Hughes wanted a comment that [...]	D
In order to keep the savage rottweiler focused on Ed Rooney, John Hughes had Jeffrey Jones carry a r [...]	D
The address of Ferris's house is John Hughes's address when he was a kid.	D
Jeffrey Jones was cast as Rooney based on his performance in Amadeus (1984), where he played the Emp [...]	D
Alan Ruck who played Cameron was 29 during filming and turned 30 soon after the movie was released. [...]	D
The Ferrari was originally supposed to smash through the window of the garage and land in the backya [...]	D
There is a poster for Simple Minds' song "Don't You Forget About Me" on Ferris' wall. This song was [...]	D
Rob Lowe, John Cusack, Jim Carrey, Johnny Depp, Tom Cruise, Robert Downey, Jr., and Michael J. Fox w [...]	D
John Hughes: [The Beatles] Ferris lip-syncs The Beatles' cover of "Twist and Shout". He quotes John [...]	D
Film critic Richard Roeper named this as his favorite film.	D
John Hughes intended the movie to be more focused on the characters than on the plot. "I know how th [...]	D
Several key moments in the movie were created in the editing room: Jeanie kicking Rooney three times [...]	D
The Ferrari in the movie was a replica of a Ferrari 250GT California Spyder (only 104 of which were [...]	D
According to John Hughes, the scene at the Art Institute of Chicago was "a self-indulgent scene of m [...]	D
The parade featured in the movie is the Von Steuben German American parade, held on Von Steuben day, [...]	D
In Katie Bueller's office, there are several pictures of buildings on the wall, one of which is Sama [...]	D
The ska-pop group Save Ferris got their name from the words on the water tower in this movie, a favo [...]	D
In the scene by the swimming pool where Alan Ruck's character Cameron finally snaps out of his catat [...]	D
Alan Ruck's salary for his role as Cameron Frye was $40K.	D
Polly du Pont Noonan, who plays the girl Rooney sits next to on the bus, wore glasses that were spec [...]	D
Jeanie spends most of the movie resentful of Ferris's popularity and his seeming ability to get away [...]	D
John Hughes said that he had Matthew Broderick in mind when he wrote the screenplay, saying Broderic [...]	D
Ben Stein was exceptionally moved by the film, calling it "the most life-affirming movie possibly of [...]	D
The short scene with the coughing keyboard was improvised by Matthew Broderick. This is explained in [...]	D
Kristy Swanson was originally cast in the small role of the girl who talks on the phone with Ferris [...]	D
In an early draft of the script, Ferris had two additional younger siblings, and Jeanie was to be th [...]	D
This is former U.S. Vice President Dan Quayle's favorite movie.	D
Alan Ruck had previously auditioned for the Bender role in Breakfast Club (1985) which went to Judd [...]	D
The high school band playing in front of the float Ferris is on is a real high school band from Lock [...]	D
Mia Sara surprised John Hughes when she auditioned for the role of Sloane Peterson. "It was funny. H [...]	D
John Hughes: [Shermer] When Jeanie is in the police station, you see a quick shot of the chest of a [...]	D
Mia Sara beat Molly Ringwald to the role of Sloane Peterson because, according to John Hughes, she h [...]	D
Ben Stein says he got the role of Bueller's Economics teacher through six degrees of separation. "Ri [...]	D
Tom Skerritt was considered for the role of Ed Rooney.	D
The school nurse who informs Sloane that her grandmother died is named Florence Sparrow, an obvious [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2000 list of the 500 movies nominated for the Top 100 F [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2004 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 Ameri [...]	D
Ferris's "Life moves pretty fast" line was not originally the last line of the movie before the clos [...]	D
Ferris breaks into his school's computer system to change his attendance records. This was the secon [...]	D
Burlesque dancer Stephanie Blake was cast to play the singing nurse who shows up at Ferris's door wi [...]	D
Louie Anderson had a small role as a flower deliveryman in this film. One of the episodes of his sho [...]	D
While filming the scene in which Ferris is using the clarinet, Matthew Broderick improvised the line [...]	D
The brief scene of the valets driving the car to the Guerre stellari (1977) theme was done in post-p [...]	D
Most of the license plates are all abbreviations for titles of films by John Hughes. Katie's = VCTN [...]	D
The movie is set during the spring, but it was shot during the fall of 1985. There are several scene [...]	D
The woman playing the accordion on the parade float was a local named Vlasta Krsek. She gained a deg [...]	D
The squeak made by Ferris' finger, as he runs it down the car, was actually made by a female crew me [...]	D
Matthew Broderick's dance moves were choreographed by Kenny Ortega (later, of Dirty Dancing - Balli [...]	D
The French restaurant Bueller crashes is "Chez Quis", which is a pun, as said aloud it would be "Sha [...]	D
The parade scene took multiple days of filming; Matthew Broderick spent some time practicing the dan [...]	D
No official soundtrack was ever released for the film, as John Hughes felt the songs would not work [...]	D
During the parade, several of the people seen dancing (including the construction worker and the win [...]	D
The final scene in the garage was shot in early fall, so each of the leaves on all the trees outside [...]	D

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Errori

When Jeanie is talking to the Boy in Police Station, his hair is flat, but when the camera comes bac [...]	D
When Ferris is trying to take off the mileage on the car, Sloane's hair changes from scene to scene.	D
The trophy that was used to "lift" the dummy is nowhere to be seen when Ferris gets back home at the [...]	D
When Mr. and Mrs. Bueller come home at the end of the day, they find tons of flower arrangements for [...]	D
When Ed Rooney first goes to the house to search for Ferris, you see a gold colored pot and a reflec [...]	D
Jeannie apparently did not recognize Ed Rooney after she discovers he broke into her house but this [...]	D
As Mrs B turns the doorknob to Ferris's room with her right hand, her diamond ring is seen on her ri [...]	D
During the Economics class early in the school day, two of the bored students have watches showing t [...]	D
The part in Ferris' hair switches sides.	D
The scene in which we see the old lady driving behind the wheel, mountains can be seen out the back [...]	D
When Jeanie and the boy in police station (Charlie sheen) are talking the time on her watch changes [...]	D
The rear view mirror disappears when Jeanie is speeding home.	D
The dummy in Ferris' bed would not "sit up" when Jeanie flings the door open considering the way the [...]	D
A reflection of a camera can be seen in the handle of the fridge near the beginning of the film.	D
When Ferris's mum checks on him during her lunch break, she opens his door and the mannequin's hand [...]	D
Ferris' Mom (Katie) is wearing sunglasses when being driven home by Jeannie. when Jeannie brakes har [...]	D
When Cameron first falls into the pool, his chair stays on the diving board; in the next shot it can [...]	D
While Ferris is singing Danke Schoen, Cameron and Sloane run up to the float and begin yelling at Fe [...]	D
When Ferris, Cameron, and Sloane are in the garage and discover the Ferrari odometer is not going ba [...]	D
When Jeanie is speeding down the street, her mother is hollering at her but she is sitting still and [...]	D
The weather and amount of daylight change radically numerous times throughout the movie in scenes th [...]	D
Two of the cast credits (Girl on Bus, Bus Driver) are flip-flopped with the actor name in bold on to [...]	D
When the exteriors of the Bueller Home are shown as Mr. Rooney tries to break in, there is a Bird of [...]	D
While Ferris is singing Danke Schoen, Cameron and Sloane are walking in front of the "Flamingo" scul [...]	D
When the Ferrari is being 'rewound', the rear car tires actually move forward.	D
At the beginning of the movie, when it's about 7:00 or 8:00 in the morning, a clock in the high scho [...]	D
Even if Ferris really was Abe Froman, the Chez Luis had a dress code, so Ferris, Sloane and Cameron [...]	D
At the very end when the credits are rolling but the movie continues, Rooney boards a school bus. Wh [...]	D
At the beginning of the film, Cameron wears a Caduceus t-shirt which only has the logo, and nothing [...]	D
When Cameron is sitting in his car deciding whether or not to go pick up Ferris, a crew member can b [...]	D
When the attendant is asked if he speaks English and he responds with "What country do you think thi [...]	D
The speedometer shown while Ferris is starting the car in the parking garage is not the same speedom [...]	D
When Ferris is playing the sounds on his keyboard, there is a tape sitting to his left. It changes p [...]	D
When Ferris' dad is in the car next to Ferris as they wait on the street, it shows Dad reading a new [...]	D
Ben Stein is billed as an Economics teacher, however a still frame of Ferris's schedule on Rooney's [...]	D
When Ferris, Cameron, and Sloane are driving into the city, they are going south on Lake Shore Drive [...]	D
The economics teacher (Ben Stein) references the "Hawley-Smoot Tariff Act," but it's actually known [...]	D
At the end credits Sigue Sigue Sputnik is mispelt as "Sigue Sigue Sputnick"	D
When Ferris is singing in the parade, the carnival float changes position numerous times between sho [...]	D
In the initial sequence where Ferris is adjusting his stereo, the equalizer LEDs are moving in sync [...]	D
When Rooney is on the phone with Cameron who is posing as Mr. Peterson, he is speaking to him on lin [...]	D
The settings on the graphic equalizer component of Ferris' bedroom stereo system change between shot [...]	D
Mr. Rooney's car is ticketed for being next to a fire hydrant. That hydrant is a wet pipe hydrant, b [...]	D
Edward Rooney approaches the girl at the pizza joint and recognizes the jacket Ferris has on all day [...]	D
When Ferris is running home at the end of the film, the shadows from the cars show that the sun is f [...]	D
Cameron's hair changes while talking to Mr. Rooney on the telephone.	D
The parade in the movie is the Baron von Steuben Parade, which is a real event but takes place on a [...]	D
In one of the first scenes where Ferris calls Cameron, Cameron reaches for the phone before it rings [...]	D
After Ferris picks up Sloane and starts talking to the camera you can see the shadow of a crew membe [...]	D
In the hot tub, the Pepsi can moves between shots.	D
In the arcade, when the girl Rooney thinks is Ferris is about to spray him with her straw, Rooney is [...]	D
During the Chicago fly by at the start of the movie, the helicopter taking the film is clearly seen [...]	D
The movie takes place in the Chicago area in the Spring. Ferris and his friends are shown using a po [...]	D
Jeanie calls the police because there is an intruder in the house. Wouldn't the responding officers [...]	D
When Ben Stein is taking attendance, he calls "Adams, Adamly, Adamowski, Adamson ..." However, Adams [...]	D
The contraption Ferris made to fool his parents is a total shank. The trophy, that acts as counterwe [...]	D
When Ferris is on TV catching the foul ball there are two pitchers warming up in the bullpen. Howeve [...]	D
During the scene where Rooney's car is being towed away, you can see a palm tree in the background a [...]	D
When Ed Rooney is picked up by the school bus, it is sometime around 6pm. This scene was originally [...]	D
The police car that is chasing Jennifer's car at the end of the movie disappears for no reason and n [...]	D
When Ferris is running home, his shoes change from dress shoes (saying goodbye to Sloane) to canvas [...]	D
In the end titles, "Star Wars (Main Title)" in incorrectly credited as "Stars Wars (Main Title)" wit [...]	D
When Sloane and Tom Bueller see each other in the taxis, there is no glass in the window of either c [...]	D
At the beginning, when Ferris is explaining that this day is his 9th sick day, he fiddles with his s [...]	D
When Ferris saves the drowning Cameron, Cameron is kicking along with Ferris. However, Cameron's rea [...]	D
At the end when Rooney gets on the bus, he walks over a grass easement. When the bus finally pulls a [...]	D
When Dean Rooney parks his car in front of Ferris' home, he parks at a slight angle, pointing away f [...]	D
How is it that the real Abe Froman did not arrive at the Chez Luis (the fancy restaurant) at the sam [...]	D
When Sloane is speaking with Mr. Rooney outside the school, you can see a very blue sky with puffy c [...]	D
Despite the fact Ferris's dad joined in the singing of Twist and Shout he somehow failed to spot Fer [...]	D
At the pizza parlor, the amount of wetness on Rooney's suit increases at the end of the scene, after [...]	D
The scene where Ferris, Cameron, and Sloane are in the hot tub/pool doesn't make much sense. Cameron [...]	D
There are no high cliffs in Chicago on the shore of Lake Michigan. The scene in question was filmed [...]	D
When Ferris, Sloane, and Cameron are driving home in the Ferrari, Ferris changes lanes but never tur [...]	D
Ed Rooney receives multiple parking tickets for parking in front of a fire hydrant in the span of on [...]	D
When Ferris and Sloane kiss goodbye, her fingernails change from short and unpolished to long and ma [...]	D
In the parade while Ferris is singing "Twist and Shout", several members of the marching band are no [...]	D
When Rooney is calling Mr. Petersen, his assistant dials the number and Rooney picks up his phone. H [...]	D
As Ferris sits in the Jacuzzi his hair is dry, and parted to the left. But before jumping into the p [...]	D
Late in the movie where Ferris races his parents home, an orange hook and protective tape are visibl [...]	D
Ferris is on the float and singing Danke SchÃ¶n. The accordion player is neither playing the keys [...]	D
The movie is set during the spring. However, during the parade scene, (around 58:09) a theater marqu [...]	D
The weather changes during Tom Bueller's drive home from work. Just before turning onto the street w [...]	D
The seatbelt as Jeanie jumps out of the car.	D
When Ferris is on the phone in his bedroom talking to both Cameron and his dad, a Pepsi can is sitti [...]	D
The number of times Sloane picks up her water glass in the restaurant after Ferris toasts her.	D
The movie takes place in spring, yet at Cameron's dad's garage, some of the leaves on the trees are [...]	D
At the very beginning, the weather forecast on the radio calls for a high temperature in the upper 7 [...]	D
When where Jean is at the police station, the druggie is staring at her, his head turned to his righ [...]	D
When Rooney arrives at Ferris' house he is wearing a suit jacket and long sleeve shirt. Rooney rings [...]	D
The baseball glove the ball lands in, is nowhere to be seen, before or after Ferris throws the ball [...]	D
"Danke Schoen" incorrectly credited as "Danke Shoen".	D
Although the girls in the restaurant are playing a Karate Champ arcade game, the sound effects playe [...]	D
When Ferris is running down the street near the end of the movie, there is a palm tree in the backgr [...]	D
When Cameron kicks in the front of the Ferrari he breaks the glass on the front turn signal, yet in [...]	D
When Jeanie pulls up to the field in her car and she says "I hate him." You can see the reflection o [...]	D
When the Ferrari is airborne during the joyride, the lower rear bumper shows evidence of damage like [...]	D
During the Star Wars driving scene when the two parking garage attendants jump the Ferrari, the sky [...]	D
The baseball Ferris caught at the game appears/disappears i.e. the bump in his pocket throughout the [...]	D
When Ferris' parents are at his bedroom door to check on him at the end of the day, he tosses the ba [...]	D
Rooney says that the French phrase "les jeux sont faits" means "the game is up". It really means "th [...]	D
The 6500 RPM redline is visible, but that Ferrari model did not have a redline marking.	D
When Ferris, Sloane, and Cameron pick up the Ferrari at the parking garage you can see the camera an [...]	D
(at around 12 mins) Ferris, in a reclining position, is talking on the phone. The cuffs of his trous [...]	D
In the bathroom at Chez Quis, the boom mic is reflected at the top of the mirror.	D

Frase

Ferris: [In a sing-song voice] Do you have a kiss [...]	D
Cameron: [singing] When Cameron was in Egypt's lan [...]	D
Shermerite: [a student is walking around with a ca [...]	D
Ferris: [Ferris is calling Cameron at home] Camero [...]	D
Katie Bueller: How'd you get to be so sweet? Ferr [...]	D
Katie Bueller: I just picked up Jeannie at the pol [...]	D
Boy in Police Station: What do you care if your br [...]	D
Ed Rooney: [feeling disgusted when his shoe gets s [...]	D
Ferris: Do you speak English? Garage Attendant: W [...]	D
Ed Rooney: Man that is born of woman hath but a sh [...]	D
Girl on Bus: [during the end credits as Ed sits do [...]	D
[hearing a fake phone message] Sloane: [crying on [...]	D
Jeannie: [thinking to herself] Maybe I'm overreact [...]	D
[Cameron doesn't want to go out, but Ferris keeps [...]	D
Sloane: You knew what you were doing when you woke [...]	D
[a baseball game is on television] Ed Rooney: Wha [...]	D
Cameron: [fake answering machine message] You have [...]	D
Ferris: [describing Cameron's house] The place is [...]	D
Ferris: I'm so disappointed in Cameron! Twenty buc [...]	D
Ferris: Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop [...]	D
Ed Rooney: Les jeux sont faits. Translation: the g [...]	D
Grace: [a while after the first time Rooney yelled [...]	D
[calling the police] Jeannie: Look, this is not a [...]	D
Economics Teacher: Bueller? Bueller? Bueller? Buel [...]	D
Boy in Police Station: Your problem is you. Jeann [...]	D
Ferris: It is so choice. If you have the means, I [...]	D
Ferris: Four thousand restaurants in the downtown [...]	D
Sloane: What could happen to it? It's in a garage. [...]	D
Ferris: Let's go. Cameron: Let's surrender. Ferr [...]	D
[opening lines] Radio Announcer: It is a beautifu [...]	D
[Ferris has snuck aboard a parade float] Ferris: [...]	D
Sloane: He's gonna marry me.	D
[after making a horrible noise with a clarinet] F [...]	D
Ferris: [after the end credits] ... You're still h [...]	D
[last lines] Ferris: You're still here? It's over [...]	D
Cameron: Hey, remember how insane he went when I b [...]	D
Jeannie: That's it. I want out of this family.	D
Jeannie: In a nutshell: I hate my brother. How's t [...]	D
Cameron: I don't know what I'm gonna do. Sloane: [...]	D
Cameron: I am not going to sit on my ass as the ev [...]	D
Cameron: The 1961 Ferrari 250GT California. Less t [...]	D
Ferris: Smile, babe. Just smile...	D
Maitre D': I appreciate your understanding. Ferri [...]	D
Ferris: Cameron has never been in love - at least, [...]	D
[On the phone] Ed Rooney: Are you also aware, Mrs [...]	D
Ferris: He doesn't trust you? Cameron: Never has, [...]	D
Ferris: [Hiding on the floor of the taxi while his [...]	D
Cameron: [Ferris slowly pulls the Ferrari out of t [...]	D
Ferris: Look, it's real simple. Whatever mileage w [...]	D
Cameron: I could have stopped you. It is possible [...]	D
Ferris: The place is like a museum. It's very beau [...]	D
Ferris: If you're not over here in fifteen minutes [...]	D
[On the phone] Ed Rooney: I'm very sorry, Mr. Pet [...]	D
Ferris: If anyone needs a day off, it's Cameron. H [...]	D
Cameron: That whole time I was just thinking thing [...]	D
Girl: I'm really sorry about your brother. Jeanni [...]	D
Jeannie: Why don't you put your thumb up your butt [...]	D
English Teacher: [speaking very slowly] In... what [...]	D
Sloane: I can flip out real easy, too. It's okay. [...]	D
Ed Rooney: Once again, let me tell you how deeply [...]	D
Cameron: [while kicking his father's car] Who do y [...]	D
Grace: Oh, he's very popular Ed. The sportos, the [...]	D
Ferris: You want to get married? Sloane: Sure. F [...]	D
Boy in Police Station: Drugs? Jeannie: Thank you, [...]	D
Maitre D': I weep for the future.	D
Cameron: What'd I do? Ferris: You killed the car.	D
Jeannie: [over the house intercom, as Principal Ro [...]	D
Ed Rooney: Something is going on - and I'm going t [...]	D
Ed Rooney: [Whistling for the dog with a vase in h [...]	D
[the guys just notice the "additional miles" on th [...]	D
Grace: Peterson home on line one and watch your mo [...]	D
Ed Rooney: I don't trust this kid any further than [...]	D
Sloane: Mr. Rooney... Ed... you're a beautiful man [...]	D
Ferris: His home life is really twisted. That's wh [...]	D
Cameron: Remember who you're dealing with. Ferris [...]	D
Garage Attendant: You fellas have nothing to worry [...]	D
Cameron: [in disguised voice] Pardon my French, bu [...]	D
Ed Rooney: Ahem... Mr. Peterson? Cameron: [clears [...]	D
[Calling her mother's office] Jeannie: Well, wher [...]	D
Economics Teacher: In 1930, the Republican-control [...]	D
Maitre D': You're Abe Froman? Ferris: That's righ [...]	D
Tom Bueller: We're going to go heavy on TV. We'll [...]	D
Cameron: Hey batta batta batta hey batta batta bat [...]	D
Ed Rooney: Ed Rooney. Cameron: [disguising voice [...]	D
Ferris: [his recorded message for the doorbell] Wh [...]	D
Ferris: [to the camera, after tricking his parents [...]	D
Ferris: Where's your brain? Cameron: Why'd you ki [...]	D
Ferris: Cameron, your friend, you thought we would [...]	D
Ferris: Don't worry about it, I don't even have a [...]	D
Girl on Bus: Gummi bear? It's been in my pocket; t [...]	D
Shermanite with Jersey: Who's he talking to? Blon [...]	D
Sloane: Did you see me change out of my clothes by [...]	D
[Ferris runs past a couple of Babes sun bathing, t [...]	D
Sloane: The city looks so peaceful from up here. [...]	D
Ferris: Cameron, what have you seen today? Camero [...]	D
Ferris: Dad, all this talking has made me kinda li [...]	D
Sloane: What are we going to do? Ferris: The ques [...]	D
[Ferris, Sloane and Cameron are in a taxicab. Ferr [...]	D
Cameron: As long as I've known him, everything wor [...]	D
Cameron: Ferris, my father loves this car more tha [...]	D
Ed Rooney: How would you feel about another year [...]	D
Attendant's Co-Pilot: [having gotten away with tak [...]	D
Maitre D': [grabs Ferris on the shoulder while he [...]	D
[Jeannie enters Mr. Rooney's office] Grace: Hello [...]	D
[Ferris kisses Sloan passionately while posing as [...]	D
[after hearing Jeannie describe her problems...] [...]	D
Sloane: [on the phone] May I speak to Abe Froman? [...]	D
Ferris: Hi. Do you speak English? Garage Attendan [...]	D
Ferris: The key to faking out the parents is the c [...]	D
Ferris: [Ed rings the doorbell and turns around wa [...]	D
Cameron: [Whispering to himself after hanging up f [...]	D
Jeannie: I can't drive when you're yelling at me! [...]	D
Cameron: Ferris Bueller, you're my hero.	D
Singing Nurse: I heard that you were feeling ill. [...]	D
Ferris: Not that I condone fascism, or any -ism fo [...]	D
Boy in Police Station: What's your name? Jeannie: [...]	D
Ed Rooney: I did not achieve this position in life [...]	D
Cameron: [Sitting in his car debating about going [...]	D
Ferris: I'm serious man, this is ridiculous making [...]	D
Ferris: Hey, Cameron. You realize if we played by [...]	D
Ferris: I do have a test today, that wasn't bullsh [...]	D
Grace: Oh, Ed. You just sounded like Dirty Harry j [...]	D
Jeannie: You're letting him stay home? I can't bel [...]	D
Ferris: Pardon my French, but Cameron is so tight [...]	D
Cameron: Okay Ferris, can we just let it go, pleas [...]	D
Ferris: [while running home, Ferris runs past two [...]	D

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