The forgotten bag on the car.
Champagne...(Sees the wife) Aaaaaaaaaaaaah. (I could not stop LMAO at this one till the end of the movie).
Otto jumps in when the two start making out in the flat.
I love how Otto did jump in when Archie and Wanda were on the bed and Archie is talking about Otto to her and Otto pops up saying, "Don't call me stupid!" and they scream like crazy.
shareOnly scenes I've smiled at a bit were Kevin Kline's. His character was a complete lunatic and made the whole movie bearable.
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K-k-ken with two chips up his nose and an apple in his mouth
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I have to return some videotapes
* Hanging Archie out the window by his feet (actually Cleese's dialogue makes this scene)
* Otto flirting with Ken
* Wanda pointing out just how much of an idiot Otto is ("The London Underground is not a political movement!")
* Otto "preventing" a break-in by beating up Archie
The last one is probably my favorite scene in the whole movie.
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One of the many scenes where Kevin Kline fully earned his Oscar statue.
The look on his face when he discovers the "burglar" is Archie himself and the way his character reacts -- brilliant performance. He does such a good job.
Ken:
"The C..."
"The C..."
"The C..."
And then Archie tells him to sing it.
Palin and Cleese performed that scene so brilliantly.
"Puss rules!"
"It's Pus"
- When Archie is throwing caution to the wind in a passionate moment and undressing in the flat while talking to Wanda in Russian, he still pairs his socks.
- When Archie takes advantage of the staged burglary to destroy the apparently hated porcelain figure of a man on a horse.
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