Earliest use of 'funk you very much' and 'kiss before I'm funked?
Can anyone think of earlier films that feature either of these important phrases?
shareThe second phase is very similar to Pacino's in Dog Day Afternoon (1976).
Pacino holds a small bank and it's staff hostage and the cop negotiator outside is trying to convince him he isn't in too much trouble since he hasn't hurt anyone yet. Pacino responds with "Kiss me."
The cop confused says "What?"
Pacino: "Kiss me. Because when I'm being f^cked I like to get kissed a lot."
^^^ That's one of my favorite quotes on that film.
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