Beverly Hills Cop III Quotes
1994 films, Action comedy films, 1990s American films, Sequel films, Films set in Beverly Hills, Crime films, Films set in Detroit, Films directed by John Landis
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“Turn that fucking song off!”
“In for the ride of his life!”
“And Axel, Don't forget. We play by the rules down here. I've heard Taggart's stories.”
“Eddie Murphy - Axel Foley”
“Theresa Randle - Janice”
“Hector Elizondo - John Flint”
“Timothy Carhart - Ellis De Wald”
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“[To CIA Agents] Police officer trying to catch a goddamned killer! Move it! Move it! Get the fuck out of my way! I'm a cop!”
“I told you I was investigating a crime, and I think I'm in the right place as I've been here ten minutes and I've already been shot at.”
“[To his team] Ok everybody's ready here ok, nobody need to take a nervous piss or nothing right? We got this? Ok? Let's mount up.”
“[Door knocking] Come in. [Door knocking] It's Open. [Door knocking, Billy goes to the door. Opens blinds] Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh! Axel Foley!”
“[To Wonderworld Park Security] You know you should have your tailor cut your jackets a little wider in the chest, that way your gun won't bulge in the back.”
“It's now become Hollywood gospel that if a high concept film is reasonably successful, then make a sequel and if that raises any interest at all, then, hey why not try one more. It's a shame that here the studios just don't know when to stop with this episode ruining the name of what was once an enjoyable franchise.”
“The third Beverly Hills Cop was so horrible. I didn't want to leave it like that. The first two were cool and the third one is shitty. It's like, if you guys can come up to do a good one, then we can fix that old mess, and then the franchise is fixed again. So, I'm open to that possibility, cleaning up this old mess and making a good movie.”
“Cop 3 was a very strange experience. The script wasn't any good, but I figured, "So what? I'll make it funny with Eddie." I mean, one of the worst scripts I ever read was the [original] Beverly Hills Cop. It was a piece of shit, that script. But the movie's very funny because Eddie Murphy and Martin Brest made it funny. Everything funny in that movie is not in the screenplay, so I thought, "Well, we'll do that."”