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The use of Lawrence's service revolver as a plot device, passing from Lawrence to Tafas to Ali and finally back to Lawrence.
Sherif Ali's entrance at the well recalls Ethan Edwards' famous entrance at the beginning of this film.
Referenced in
movie title
The main characters go to the movies to see this film.
Mentioned by name.
Aristeidis is dressed up like Lawrence
The execution of O.W. Hadley is based on the execution of Gasim by Lawrence, and Dundee's exile in Durango seems based Lawrence's in Daran (sic).
Mentioned a few times.
Nostra signora dei turchi features the famous Maurice Jarre's theme from Lawrence of Arabia.
Abbas in the mental institution say that the Lawrence went to Arabia and thought he was an arab, he was crazy.
The cut from the setting sun (before Doryan's death) to Charles striking a match is a sly homage to the famous "match cut" from Lean's earlier film.
In the "Scott of the Sahara"-Trailer it says: "From the team that brought you 'Lawrence of Glenmorgan' and 'Bridge Over the River Trent'..."
John and Juan's conversation about revolutions around the campfire is similar to a conversation between Ali and Bentley in this movie, both discussions involving the meaning of revolution and its results.
dialogue
When Aldo leads his gorillas down the hillside to attack the escaping mutants under Kolp, he cries out "No prisoners!" in the same fashion as does Lawrence when leading his attack on the retreating Turkish convoy.
Grady asks Judy whether she's ever seen this film.
When Mr. Humphries and Mr. Lucas are talking about the fancy dress party, Mr. Lucas remarks that Mr. Humphries must have felt like Lawrence of Arabia.
The Raisuli's departure scene before the final battle recalls Auda abu Tayi's departure from Wadi Rumm in the Lean film, and the Raisuli saying that he undertakes various actions (kidnapping Eden, returning her to the Americans, for instance) for "his pleasure", as does Auda.
Deep Throat's recounting of Gordon Liddy's candle "trick" has the same punch line - "The trick is not minding." - as a similar stunt byT.E. Lawrence.
title reference
Theme tune heard as Yasser Arafat takes to the stage
The theme from Lawrence of Arabia plays before the desert musical finale as the helicopter lands and a turbaned man exits.
This movie is mentioned by a character.
Title mentioned.
Mentioned by DM
crowd chanting "Awrence!" instead of "Lawrence!" in both films
Mentioned by John.
Title reference
Title reference
Film is mentioned by title.
The caravan scene is a homage to "Lawrence of Arabia".
Title mentioned.
Joel: "Now it looks like 'Lawrence of Arabia,' except for the pink skinny pleather suits."
T. E. Lawrence makes an impresive entrance reminicent of this famous film
Crow mentions it.
A few shots in the desert are homages to those in the film
Larry's says Hank is doing the tap number from the movie.
"Lawrence of Pasedena"
Mentioned by Merton.
Box in video store
a poster of the film can be seen behind Valerie as she watches Jay's review
piece of Soundtrack played when Homer and Apu travel through desert
a poster for the film is seen in Jay's apartment
Bridger mentions watching the film.
Explicit dialogue reference to the movie.
Tom: "Will the 'Lawrence of Arabia' people please get to the proper set?"
Walter refers to the emir as "Lawrence of Arabia."
Gene Siskel compares "The English Patient" (1996) to this film.
Val mistakes the movie's title as "Lawrence of Aruba".
Roosevelt's comedic salute to Wood similar to Lawrence's, and a character asking a journalist "Why don't you take a picture?" as they survey the aftermath of a battle occurs in both films.
Gene Siskel cites the movie as an example of one kind of epic.
Poster seen in background during interview with James O'Brien
Oscar says he saw Omar Sharif on a camel.
Niles sees the movie in this episode.
Jack exclaims, "Leaping Lawrence of Arabia!"
The music and cinematography of the scenes with the characters walking or riding through the desert.
talked about in the movie
Mentioned in reference to Freddie Young's career.
mentioned by Robert A. Harris as an example of a picture shot on 65mm film.
Phoebe's fan says he watched her in a porn movie called "Lawrence of a Labia"
Drums throughout are very similar to Lawrence; Credits say Aqaba Productions
Mentioned in the closing credits as one of the movies Michael Wilson went on to work in.
Mentioned by Stephen Sommers
Betsy buys Dennis "Lawrence of A-babe-ia".
one of the sons said he would have worn a scarf over his head like LoA instead of underwear if he had it
mentioned once
67 minutes into the film, Bob mentions the title character in dialog with John
mentioned once
Mentioned in dialogue as a "banned DVD."
Title parodied in one of Bilzarbra's conversations.
mentioned once
The line "I like the desert. It's hot there in the desert, but it's clean.", is also spoken by T.E. Lawrence saying he likes the desert because "It's clean."
mentioned once
Referenced by name
Cate and Ed watch it
One of the films on the list
correct response in "He Shoots, He Scores!" category
Entire episode features references including the title and use of the Lawrence of Arabia score
Entire episode features references including the title and use of the Lawrence of Arabia score
correct response in "My Favorite Films" category
Anthony Quinn is shown in a scene from this film.
"Less of the warmed-over Lawrence of Arabia."
Poster is shown.
on shelf in video store
'Martijn' tells 'Laurence' during the chess play about Lawrence of Arabia.
mentioned in dialogue
"I feel like Lawrence of Arabia."
Talking to himself, Max quotes Lawrence's remark that he is attracted to the desert "because it's clean"
mentioned once
Poster outside the cinema
mentioned in dialogue
Playing Theme & showing clips
When taking a bath in the inn, Primus talk about his father, the king (interpreted by Peter O'Toole), riding a camel in his youth, this is a reference to Lawrence of Arabia
narrator mentions title character in one scene
One of the characters is facetiously referred to as Florence of Arabia.
Referenced during a discussion of the work of David Lean and Alec Guinness.
Dennis Miller references this film during the 'Miller Time' segment.
"Lawrence of Arabia cast" mentioned
"Lawrence of a Labia" porn title mentioned
"Lawrence of a Labia" porn title
Julian riding on the flamingo wearing an Arabic headdress
Subject of a $25,000 question
mentioned in dialogue
Included in a $2,000 question
The film's main theme is played during the opening shot of the desert.
'Perkins' character name and the film's tag-line.
Uses the scene at the well where Lawrence meets Ali, to show the dichotomy and seperation between her and her father.
Title mentioned by camel rancher before the riding of the camels
Nigel says he was aiming to make this movie
The Critic compares Tank Girl's entrance on a yak to "Lawrence of Arabia," using the theme from the latter film
Included in a $12,500 question
A still from this movie is seen on the wall of the "Reel Quotes" game show.
Homer rides a camel in the desert, with "Lawrence of Arabia" music.
Samantha refers to Richard as "Lawrence of Arabia"
Neal says, "Have I mentioned how long my flight was? 'Lawrence of Arabia' long!"
Film Brain calls it an epic movie
Included in a $125,000 flashback question from 2004
Johnny Galecki mentions this movie during interview
Mentioned by Tuttle.
Russell calls Timmy "Lawrence of A-gay-bia"
Nigel mentions the film during panel
title reference
Snob regards its plot as one of the best ever
Drake mentions T.E. Lawrence (of Arabia) and Cutter remarks "great movie"
Featured in
excerpt
Clips of the restored version are shown.
Clip shown during the opening montage
footage included
This film is #5 on the list.
clips shown
This film is #23 on the list.
T. E. Lawrence is #10 on the "Heroes" list.
number 85
Clips are shown
clips
This film is #30 on the list.
This film is #7 on the list.
Featured in Best Picture montage.
This film is #1 on the "Epic" list.
clip
A fragment is shown.
John Woo's #5 Favorite Film
clips
Clips of Omar Sharif shown in a segment on Doctor Zhivago.
Film Brain points out the narrator as Omar Sharif and we see a clip of him in this movie
Clips shown
Clips featured.
The score plays over one of many walking scenes
Discussed
Spoofed in
The melody of "Lawrence of Arabia" is used in a satirical context (The troop marches through a desert).
The scene where Mickey is walking in the desert parodies Lawrence Of Arabia.
Parodied as "How the Middle East Was Won".
Spoofed in A Bird for All Seasons
In the first scene in which Hale is driving across the desert, the theme from "Lawrence" is on the soundtrack
When the staff are gathered in Mr. Rumbold's office and they discuss the different plot ideas they've sent in and it's discovered that Captain Peacock has plagiarised T.H. Lawrence, he remarks he has done several changes and Mr. Rumbold says that changing the title to "Peacock of Arabia" isn't enough.
The theme from the movie is used in the desert scene.
The "Florence Of Arabia" strip club's name is a play on the film.
Bart's entrance at Springfield Gorge, and the music behind it is an homage to Lawerence Of Arabia.
When the bus breaks down the drag queens cross the desert in similar costumes and style as in Lawrence of Arabia (1962)
The "Jay lost in the desert" scene
The entire episode Heatwave is a parody of Lawrence of Arabia: the character of Sabu has a similar entrance to Sherif Ali, the babies trek across the "black tar playground" to reach water, Tommy rescuing Chuckie after he falls behind, and his being dubbed "al-Tommy" by Sabu.
Ernest appears as Lawrence of Arabia in one of his fantasy sequences.
A sketch spoofs this movie.
As part of "Just the Good Parts"




