Elin Dotsya
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- Jul 10, 2016
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My most memorable one is:
"Luke, I am your father."
When it's actually...
"No. I am your father."
How about, "Hello, Clarice" when it should be, "Good evening, Clarice"
I think a lot of this has something to do with tv shows and films repeating the false lines and we attribute the false dialogue to those movies after not watching them in ages. Kind of like how many people say LAURA Croft when her name is LARA Croft.
"Luke, I am your father."
When it's actually...
"No. I am your father."
How about, "Hello, Clarice" when it should be, "Good evening, Clarice"
I think a lot of this has something to do with tv shows and films repeating the false lines and we attribute the false dialogue to those movies after not watching them in ages. Kind of like how many people say LAURA Croft when her name is LARA Croft.