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Poster is visible in the Archer murder scene.
Theater marquee displays title, just before Wilmer makes first appearance.
Referenced in
Title reference
Blooper out-takes
The black bird statuette is visible in Alan Hale's office
Bogart's character in the 1947 film tells a woman that she killed someone "and you're going over for it", and in the same conversation he says "When a man's pal is killed, he's supposed to do something about it." (The quotes may not be verbatim.) Both lines and are very similar to lines of his in the earlier film, as are the story reasons why they are said.
private eye named "Sam Shovel" parodies "Sam Spade"
Slavin does impressions of both Peter Lorre and Sidney Greenstreet from "Maltese Falcon."
Laura Petrie says she wants to watch The Maltese Falcon on TV
Francis de Wolff is doing an impression of Sydney Greenstreet as Kaspar Gutman in The Maltese Falcon. Several of his lines are in the Hammett style, and de Wolff delivers them in a good Greenstreet impression.
Mentioned by Max
The plot concerns the Maltese Vulture.
This film is advertised on a marquee.
Lookalikes of Bogey and Lorre mention the falcon.
Copy of the black bird is used as a gift.
Rhoda says she's going to a Humphrey Bogart marathon -- they're showing three films, including "The Maltese Falcon."
Title mentioned by 'The Answer Man' on the radio Stavros and Kojak listen to
One of the characters likens Harry to Sam Spade.
Clarice tells her attorney how she and Jordan imitated characters from this film.
Gorshin speaks several of the film's lines as Sydney Greenstreet's Kaspar Gutman character.
Rich Little does an impression of Peter Lorre and demands Cindy to give him the Maltese Falcon.
A poster is visible.
a statue of the Maltese Falcon is featured in China Cat
Poster for film seen on wall.
Poster is shown.
Actress China Leigh remarks, "It's time I gave her some of the stuff that dreams are made of."
When Hammett sits down to look in his big dictionary, a Maltese falcon statuette is standing on a table next to him.
Bruno says Humphrey Bogart made a good Sam Spade
A poster is in Jay Jay's dorm room.
References plot elements, dialogue. Mentions Sam Spade.
A poster is visible on a wall.
Mentioned in the dialogue.
"All it was missing was the Maltese Falcon."
Elisha Cook's character hides the falcon under a map.
'Mack' Murdock talks like Sam Spade and repeatedly mentions the 'Maltese Cow.'
One character introduces herself as 'Brigid O'Shaughnessy' and has a Maltese falcon statuette.
The film is mentioned in a conversation.
Steele compares the psychopath Peter Lorre played in this film to the one who may be trying to kill Virginia Mayo.
When Ted mentions different actors who were in 'Casablanca', he mentions Sydney Greenstreet, and one of the twins points out he was in 'The Maltese Falcon' too.
Henry recites some of Bogart's dialogue from the film.
Referenced in the title.
Mulch tells his branch detectives to go see the Maltese Falcon. The plot is also referenced on a separate occasion.
Poster on the wall.
Roger Ebert mentions that Ted Turner has already shown a Colorized version of it.
Referenced in the scene in which Alymer's past is discussed.
Eddie Valiant has a replica of the Falcon in his office.
At the room of the brigand leader, when looking at the black bird statue, the game message says "Used to belong to Bogey" - presumably referring to Humphrey Bogart and the film "The Maltese Falcon".
Poster seen in Todd Arthur's apartment.
When the hero steals the black bird statue, he wonders "Is this the stuff dreams are made of?" - a reference to the last line in the film.
Plucky has a "Maltese Falcon" poster in his bedroom.
Crow: "Sam Spade's office!"
Mentions Sam Spade when listing privste detectives
Referenced in the opening credits
cited under its French name Le faucon maltais
Yakko pulls the Maltese Falcon out of the bag of items he, Wakko, and Dot have found on their scavenger hunt.
subtitle on clip
Referenced by name during Cornfed's case wrap-up.
Mentioned by Jessica.
Mike: "Sam Spade, archeologist."
A bar in the game is called The Maltese Falcon
Scene with poisoned drink recalls earlier film.
referenced in film
Poster shown.
Johnny says "When you're slapped, you'll take it and like it."
Detective has to look for a mysterious statue.
Crow refers to the Maltese people as "makers of falcons."
Referenced by name.
C.J. sarcastically asks if Roger Becker thinks any of his films were as good as "The Maltese Falcon."
Mentioned by Critical Jim.
Poster on wall in Home Pregnancy test commercial
Poster on wall in Home Pregnancy test commercial
"We are the stuff dreams are made of."
Mentioned by John Williams
Presence of the titular statuette.
Film title seen on theater's billboard, when Leland is in NYC during a flashback scene.
A poster at the Movies Nite says "The Maltese Chicken"
Dialogue between Sam Spade and Wilmer is quoted.
mentioned in episode
The black bird statue from "The Maltese Falcon" can be seen on a shelf in the Warner Bros. boardroom.
Mentioned as another film featuring Elisha Cook.
In the treasure room, a large statue of a falcon can be seen.
All the characters are after the Burmese Falcon, Sam Malone is mentioned and there's a shop called "Bogey's Apparel".
Dialogue references "a Maltese falcon."
A movie poster can be seen in the background of the EPT commercial
In both movies, the protagonist says to the femme fatale following a moment of softness, "Now you are dangerous."
"Well, that Maltese falcon is still eluding us."
Don mentions Sam Spade.
"Celia is the stuff dreams are made of."
Example of film noir listed on the chalkboard.
"That is the stuff that food and beverage industry legends are made of."
"It's the stuff dreams are made of."
Jimmy mentions it in the office.
Detective looks at replica of the Maltese Falcon.
poster
When Stottlemeyer and Disher first walk into Monk's new office, Stottlemeyer says with a Humphrey Bogart-style accent, "I'm looking for Sam Spade."
"the stuff that dreams are made of"
Roddy's DVD collection includes "The Maltese Budgie."
Wanda talks Oscar into throwing the horseshoes match by saying, "You're taking the fall for Thursby ... I was getting a little worked up."
Seen on a marquee at the Noir fest that Keith Mars attends.
The main character is a fan of the film.
Lutz quotes the film. ("The stuff dreams are made of").
Maltese Falcon replica is talked about.
"This is the stuff that legends are made of."
Sam Spade is mentioned.
Title is mentioned.
Mentioned by Berlyn.
Inspiration for lead character's last name, and consequently, the title.
One-sheet poster shown.
Mentioned
"This is the stuff of dreams."
DiNozzo: "It's a Smith & Wesson .32 kit... just like the 'gat' Bogie was packing at the Maltese Falcon" Then, in a Humphrey Bogart impression, he continues, "It's the stuff... dreams are made of."
Sam Spade mentioned
D'Oro: "It's the stuff that dreams are made of! Porcelain dreams!"
Mentioned by Chris Kattan
A comic book store is called "The Maltese Vulcan."
Title mentioned by Sasha
Subject of a $400 clue in the category "Bogey Men"
Subject of a $1,600 clue in the category "Directors' First Features"
Reference in a $500 question
Bill: "I'll go see what Sam Spade has to say."
There is a restaurant in the game, called The Maltese Falcon.
"Something that dreams are made of"
Mentioned in dialogue.
"Sam Spade" is used as a code word by a drug ring, and Monica mentions the film by name.
One of the 50 gold film reels you can find.
One of the DVDs Sofia collects for Lily.
mentioned by Anthony
title visible on the poster for the Rosewood Film Noir Festival
Mozzie (about Neal): "Man's got something on his mind beside his hat."
mentioned by Maxie
Featured in
A clip is shown. Roger Ebert cites it as a movie about to be colorized.
Bogart scenes with Astor and Greenstreet.
Clip is shown. Roger Ebert talks about seeing it for the first time.
Plays on TV in Pogue's loft.
Clips are shown spotlighting Kasper Gutman.
Spade meets Cairo.
clips with Mary Astor and others
The theatrical trailer is shown.
This film is #23 on the list.
Clip shown
Clips shown.
This film is #26 on the list.
Clips are shown.
The quote "The stuff that dreams are made of." is #14 on the list.
Clips shown.
film clip
This film is #31 on the list.
clips
This film is #6 on the "Mystery" list.
Clips shown and discussed
Worst Best Picture nominee.
Footage of this movie is shown.
The Best of the Worst segment: Best Picture
Michael Caine's pick for his #5 favorite film
Clips from this film are shown in These Amazing Shadows.
Clips shown
Clips shown
Clips featured.
Clips shown
Spoofed in
Sam Diamond is a spoof of Sam Spade.
John McGiver plays a gruff-voiced, loquacious crime boss referred to as "The Fat Man" and Howard Dayton plays a neurotic character who seems to be a cross between Wilmer Cook and Joel Cairo.
Max imitates Sam Spade; Mr. Sidney and Mr. Peter are parodies of Peter Lorre and Sidney Greenstreet's characters.
The characters of Sidney Street and Humbert Green are a spoof of Syndey Greenstreet who was in The Maltese Falcon (1941) The spoofed characters of Sidney Street and Humbert Green are after the Falcon.
Dietrick imitates Sidney Greenstreet's character from the film; the search for a statue of a bird
Messrs. Greenway and Leech are modeled on Sydney Greenstreet and Peter Lorre from this movie
Title and main character parody.
The Fat Man and Rabbit are spoofs on Greenstreet and Lorre's characters, here seeking the Maltese Monkey.
Lee Patrick and Elisha cook reprise their roles.
The character Sam Diamond is a spoof of Sam Spade.
At the Blue Falcon (a club): A Bogie parody character asks where his bird is. He says, "That's the stuff that dreams are made of." He reads "The Maltese Falcon."
Actor John Leslie mentions, "... the stuff wet dreams are made of".
This is a spoof on this film.
the title, theme and macguffin are taken directly from this classic
The character of Sam Ace is a spoof of Sam Spade.
Cyrus Redblock was based on the character of "Kasper Gutman", played by Sydney Greenstreet, and Felix Leech was based on Peter Lorre's "Joel Cairo".
Porn spoof of 1940's mystery.
Spoofed un the "This Pun for Hire" segment.
Porn parody, swapping out the falcon for a cigar spiced by an aphrodisiac.
Guy Noir is a parody of Sam Spade.
The U.S. theatrical trailer for 'Blonde Heat (formerly "The Maltese Dildo")' spoofs this film.
Bender wants to steal the Maltese Liquor.