No idea but the gun made me giggleWhere does this myth about Michael caine saying 'Zulu's, thasaands of em' come from?
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Fri 12 Mar 2010, 10:17,
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Not a clueI don't think I've seen this film since I was 10 anyway.
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Fri 12 Mar 2010, 10:20,
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The same place as "Stop chucking those bloody spears at me!" did?
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Fri 12 Mar 2010, 10:20,
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Probably...It's wierd how stuff like seeps into the public's conciousness whilst being completely made up.
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Fri 12 Mar 2010, 10:22,
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some comedian did a deliberately bad impressionof Michael Caine, and that's the one people remember
can't remember who it was though
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Fri 12 Mar 2010, 10:28,
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From Wikipedia :Actual quote: "Sentries have come in from the hills, Mr Bromhead, sir.." (he then has to direct his report Lt Chard and concludes) "The sentries report Zulus to the south west. Thousands of them". It was not said by Michael Caine's character Lieutenant Gonville Bromhead, but by Colour Sgt.Bourne [Nigel Green] to Lt Chard [Stanley Baker]
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Fri 12 Mar 2010, 10:35,
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