Well, wouldn't want to make the mistake of misappropriating the quote if there's more than one screenwriter or if the actor ad libbed the line. Quoting the title I suppose would make more sense then though.
To be fair people associate characters with actors who portray them, and how "quotable" a line is is often attributable to how well it was delivered by the actor.
Well, wouldn't want to make the mistake of misappropriating the quote if there's more than one screenwriter or if the actor ad libbed the line. Quoting the title I suppose would make more sense then though.
You miss 100% of the shots you don't take - Wayne Gretzky
-Michael Scott
Quoting dialogue a fictional character used doesn't mean the person can't tell the difference between reality and fiction.
It's the people who send actors death threats and such that can't tell the difference between reality and fiction.
To be fair people associate characters with actors who portray them, and how "quotable" a line is is often attributable to how well it was delivered by the actor.
People do know its fiction its just funnier qouting some yellow banana minotaur thanks some guy
The leader of your social circle is a murderous buffoon who has it coming.
Probably easier to quote a character rather than finding out which writer wrote that particular line.