In what movie was the main characters job writing fortunes for fortune cookies?
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OW! I know it!!!!!!! I can't think of its name though!!!!
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the fairy godmother from cinderella! On the film its where she turns the pumpkin into the carriage and the mice into the horses etc. Such a good film!
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The movie is called "Permanent Record".  I absolutely love that movie and even went out and baught the sound track back in the day!  \n"staring out the window of my car,,,and wishing on another lucky star",,,
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Walk up and down the street while a movie is being made.... that gets it every time... seriously.\n\nAsk Kramer from Seinfeld..... thats how he got to be an extra.... "man this pretzel is making me thirsty".
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Tipping the Velvet. \n\nIs is supposed to star Eva Longoria and Beyonce. An old script about music lovers way back in the day.
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Try "The Boy King"\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0292987/
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I want to win the lottery.\n\nStart with prostitution and work your way up to the movies.
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I think some people have made money by interpreting selected bits to fit events as they occur.  Nostradamus is adequately cryptic to use for this purpose.  People who are too busy for fortune-tellers are usually more productive.
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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0382625/
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I would go with "The Wizard of Oz".  Frank L. Baum, the author of the book, wrote it as an allegory of the gold standard.  However, it became an instant children's classic.  Baum for a long time resisted writing more books in the series as he wished to be considered a serious adult author but dire financial staights forced him to reconsider and he ended up writing several more books in the series.\n\nSo on the one level you have the tale of Dorthy that was imortalized in the classic movie.  On the other hand you have the political symbolism of the characters including how \n"the wicked Witch of the East represented eastern industrialists and bankers who controlled the people (the Munchkins); the Scarecrow was the wise but naive western farmer; the Tin Woodman stood for the dehumanized industrial worker; the Cowardly Lion was William Jennings Bryan, Populist presidential candidate in 1896; the Yellow Brick Road, with all its dangers, was the gold standard; Dorothy's silver slippers (Judy Garland's were ruby red, but Baum originally made them silver) represented the Populists' solution to the nation's economic woes ("the free and unlimited coinage of silver"); Emerald City was Washington, D.C.; the Wizard, "a little bumbling old man, hiding behind a facade of paper mache and noise, . . . able to be everything to everybody," was any of the Gilded Age presidents" (Parker)\n\nNow if you want something that has multiple levels without the political allegory, the symbolism of "The Little Prince" is also well established and would be worth a look.\n\nSo depending on the needs of your paper I would start with one of those two.
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Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic\nRevan: Shut up and kiss me you bambling fool!\n\nAlso the movie Gold\nTerry Steyner: Kiss me you fool.
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I can make fortune cookies, and I know how hard they are to make....SO I would crack the cookie open, read my fortune and then share my cookie with you! : )
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This website might help:\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0084633/\n\nLook toward the bottom.
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my fortune cookie said my fate was in these numbers.
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Movies- The Notebook, Titanic, and Grease\nTV show- FRIENDS!!!\nSong- Walk Away\nSInger- Kelly Clarkson\nColor- PINK!\nFood- Pizza\nFlower- Lilly\nIce Cream Flavor- Cookie Dough
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1 - ditto\n2 - Checking Movie now :-)\n3 - Gone With The Wind\n4 - M\n5- Grease (most profitable)
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It is about a famous rock star's spoiled daughter becoming the nanny of an extremely mature little girl. The girl (Dakota Fanning) teaches her (Brittney Murphy) how to grow up and vise versa. \n\nIt is wonderful and I highly recommend it.