Connections
Followed by
Edited into
"Wizards" features rotoscoped footage traced from "El Cid," "Battle of the Bulge," and "Patton."
Referenced in
Title can be seen on a movie theatre marquee when Shaft takes a cab to Amsterdam Avenue
A poster of Patton is visible behind an interviewee.
Referenced in dialogue
The films opens with Flashman speaking in front of a giant Union Jack much like Patton in front of Old Glory
Referred by Nixon
Video case is shown in a store window.
mentioned
musical theme (echoing trumpets); Colonel Ankrum character
Episode score echoes Patton main theme
Grampa mentions the general from this movie.
Crow (as George C. Scott): "I'm tellin' ya, Brad, I'm gonna get to Messina before Monty!"
"Rommel" Crow: Oh, you magnificent son of a bitch, I read your book.
Gogo (as Gen. Patton): "Dodos don't die; they just fade away."
Crow (as Gen. Patton): "You magnificent son of a bitch!"
Crow (as Gen. Patton): "When you put your hand in a bunch of goo that a moment before was your best friend's face, you'll know what to do."
Joel (as a character gives a speech in front of a U.S. flag): "Here's young George Patton!"
Crow (as Gen. Patton): "Somebody get me a gun; I'm gonna shoot this coward!"
Crow (as Gen. Patton): "I'll shoot you down myself!"
Tom whistles the theme music.
Elmyra is dressed like & salutes like General Patton before going over her plan on capturing the Easter Bunny.
Homer's line: "When you reach over and put your hand into a pile of goo that was your best friend's face, you'll know what to do"
Duke talks about altering the line "Rommel, you magnificent bastard"
Jill's father calls it his favorite movie, and watches it repeatedly
Mr. James explains that he has an actor paraphrase the opening scene from this movie when putting together motivational seminars.
Before remembering that the song Mickey had sung was in American in Paris she jokingly guesses it was from Patton
Poster framed on wall when Dennis talks to Angus Deayton.
"I read your book, you magnificent bastard!"
Jerrys line "you magnificent bastard"
"Hollywood Screen Tests, Pt. 2" features many movies and tv shows in reference to the stars featured.
Tom hums the "Patton" theme music.
Sheila's speech to the US troops at the USO show is an allusion to the famous first scene of Patton
military man quotes Patton's "crap through a goose" line in the English dub
Character of General Hendry spoof of George C. Scott in PATTON
Dean asks Lane if she's ever seen "Patton" after Mrs. Kim's rapid fire interrogation of who he is, what they are doing, and how they must sit
see above
referenced as part of the documentary
mentioned in documentary
Per director's comentary, scene of Jeremy Sisto giving speech in front of Hollywood mural was inspired by George C. Scott's speech in front on American flag in "Patton".
The main theme plays when Dabney stands up to his mother.
Referenced by Gene Shalit
Abbey says "... we'll watch Patton on cable."
mentioned once
One of the films on the list
Mentioned in dialogue.
on shelf in video store
The scene where Jeff Bridges' character addresses his gymnastics students
Seen on the shelf in the DVD store
VHS seen in video store
Clip from one subject's self-produced video imitates the opening speech in Patton
Theme music plays when Santa's Little Helper arrives at the police dog academy.
Audio from this film is spliced in.
Gibbs walks into the main room, and says "Patterns." DiNozzo mishears him, and says, "George C. Scott, Patton, won 7 Acadamy Awards including...", till Gibbs cuts him off
The film 'Patton' is mentioned at the firing range.
This film was referenced in a viewer e-mail.
Strong Bad addressing the people in front of a giant flag is a reference to the opening scene of this movie
Malone thinks George Patton is from the movie when he meets him
DVD is shown in a video store.
Included in a $25,000 question
Alex Trebek refers to the film and quotes dialogue
Linkara imitates Patton
The "Patton" theme plays in the black-and-white clip of Gen. Patton and the pigeon.
Christy says George C. Scott's role in "Taps" was reminiscent of his role in the film
"You sure did read his book, sir, you read the hell out of it."
While watching Jack's video on negotiating Liz says "You magnificent bastard", which is what Patton said of Rommel, while defeating his army in battle, and, "I read your book".
Mentioned by the Raimi character
Linkara plays the "You magnificent bastard" clip.
Ron says, "I've seen three movies in my life: 'Bridge on the River Kwai,' 'Patton,' and 'Herbie: Fully Loaded.'"
Referenced during Vince Vaughn's opening monologue
In one scene, Walt delivers a patriotic speech after a prolonged walk to the stage in front of an American flag.
Featured in
clip of George C. Scott as Patton
This film is #89 on the list.
General George Patton is #29 on the "Heroes" list.
Clips featured during Karl Malden's Life Achievement Award presentation.
Clips are shown
clips
clips; discussed
Featured in Best Picture montage.
Extended clips of Patton's opening speech
many clips shown
"You magnificent bastard, I read your BOOK!"
Scenes from the film are used to depict Geroge S. Patton.
General: "You magnificent bastard, I READ YOUR BOOK!"
"You magnificent bastard, I READ YOUR BOOK!"
A clip is shown during the #1 pick.
"I love how the tank driver is just hanging out in there like he was freakin' Patton."
includes film clip
The general says his famous catchphrase
The General: "You magnificent bastard, I read your book!"
He's read your BOOK!
"Voldar is the Patton of the group."
clip is shown with George C. Scott's lines replaced by the Critic's
clip is shown
The general giving out a battle strategy
"You magnificent bastard, I READ YOUR BOOK!"
#10
He read your BOOK.
"You magnificent bastard, I read your BOOK!"
film clip shown
Spoofed in
Fred's speech behind the US flag is a parody of the film's iconic scene.
Sgt. Carnage's pearl handled revolvers, foul language, and her deliberate George C. Scott imitation
Richard Mulligan wears the costume and reproduces the opening "flag" speech
There is a huge American flag behind Oscar, who gives a Patton-type speech during the singing of the Grouch National Anthem at the beginning of the film.
Mike does an impression of George C. Scott's performance in this film.
The scene where Peter Boyle's character (Police Chief Spiro T. Edsel) is talking about the battle of the Carthaginians spoofs General Patton.
Entire episode is a parody, many quotes are take offs of those from the film, the music is also very Patton-esque.
Joel and the 'bots re-enact a scene from the movie.
Mom's speech in front of flag
Dexter, dressed up in military garb, gives a speech to his army of clones while standing in front of a large American flag.
Bugs Bunny gives a speech in front of an american flag dressed like Patton
Buzz Lightyear motivates the toys in the same way that Patton did, with the American flag in the backdrop and "Star-Spangled Banner" playing behind.
There is a short spoof of the famous speech with the American flag backdrop
Gus mimics George C. Scott in the title role
People in uniform stand in front of a giant US flag and give commanding speeches.
Speech in front of American flag about picking up women spoofs a speech in Patton
the colonel's speech in front of the big American flag
The army score directly spoofs Patton (1970)
opening sequence spoofs Patton's speech before giant American flag
In a scene a mouse general gives a speech like Patton with a Mouse Flag behind him
Briefing scene and original score
parodies the opening of the movie "Patton" during the closing credits
Linkara impersonates Patton once he takes control.
Linkara impersonates Patton once he takes control.
features an alternate version of Patton's motivational speech