Connections
Edited into
movie is edited into short comedic clip
scenes are taken from this film
References
Referenced in
At the party half way through the film a poster of Amadeus i shown.
Bill and Ted talk about the film.
Danny tells Jack Slater that he should not trust John Practice (played by F. Murray Abraham) because he killed Mozart, referring to Abraham's role as Salieri in "Amadeus".
Tom: "Patti LaBelle, as Amadeus"
Seen on video store shelf
The player's complaint that French music "has too many notes" is the same as Emperor Joseph's comment on Mozart's music.
Mentioned by name
In a street interview, a theatergoer cites this as her all-time favorite film.
Mentioned by Mike during the closing credits of "Laserblast."
Gargoyles place Mozart-esque wig on Quasimodo (Tom Hulce)
Gene Siskel mentions the movie (in an archive clip).
"You've shown us something quite... new." "It IS new, isn't it?"
mentioned once
mentionned once
There is a poster of the older film visible on the wall of the video store Max "plants" his film in.
After Jack Black and the kids write "Step Off", he bows and says "Grazie...grazie". In 'Amadeus', Salieri peforms a similar bow and says the same line in one scene.
Listed in a program schedule.
one of the videos Scotty is carrying
The guys are watching a Bill Murray marathon on TV and one of them says Murray should have won the Oscar that year for "Ghost Busters" instead of F. Murray Abraham for "Amadeus"
correct response in "Name That Movie" category
contestant Eric Dolansky says he once had to deny the film's star F. Murray Abraham admission to a theater because he was too late
poster seen
"You saw 'Amadeus."
DVD case is shown.
Will buys this DVD from a boy
Mentioned in dialogue by Roger
Included in a $100 question
Cynthia Nixon's role is the subject of a $100,000 question
Tracey has seen a XXX spoof called "I'm a do us"
DVD cover shown.
Mentioned in dialog
when Laurence compares his relationship with Kier to that of Mozart and Salieri in the film.
"And if you think I'm going to watch Amadeus pan and scan..."
Featured in
clip shown
This film is #53 on the list.
Discusses Production Design
shown in segment
clip
Featured in Best Picture montage.
A fragment is shown.
Critic states how Mozart's musical upbringing clarifies his success in music, as opposed to Patch, where nothing of the sort happens.
A clip from the movie is used for the title and for the countdown.
Spoofed in
"Break-in" scene is parody of ending of Amadeus, Mozart music is playing
The 3rd segment is a spoof of Amadeus, a fact which is pointed out at the end
Stewie impersonates composers and Peter is likened to Saligieri
Spoofed towards the end of the episode
The description of the burger spoofs Salieri's description of Mozart's music - you can even hear the music in the background