Steven Spielberg Quotes in Austin Powers in Goldmember (2002)
Steven Spielberg Quotes:
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Steven Spielberg: So, Austin, what did you think of the opening credits?
Austin Powers: Well, I can't believe Sir Steven Spielberg, the grooviest film maker in the history of cinema, is making a movie about my life. Very Shagadelic, baby, yeah.
[laughs]
Austin Powers: Having said that, I do have some thoughts.
Steven Spielberg: [holding an Oscar] Really? Well, my friend here thinks it's fine the way it is.
Austin Powers: Well, no offense, Sir Stevie, but you gotta have mojo babe, yeah. Hit it.
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Steven Spielberg: [when Michael accidentally runs in on his set] Cut! You hairball, I'll never finish this movie! Who let him in? Isn't anybody in charge? Don't you know ANYTHING about show business?
Michael: I'm sorry.
Steven Spielberg: My producer is doing this to me, isn't he? I ask for a BAD guy and he gives me Michael Jackson? I can't take it anymore!
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Paul: [1980 collaboration phone call] Okay Steven, how 'bout cellular revivification?
Steven Spielberg: I don't know what that is.
Paul: Oh. Restoration of damaged tissue through telepathic manipulation of intrinsic field memory.
Steven Spielberg: What's that mean?
Paul: It means healing, Mr. Spielberg.
Steven Spielberg: Yeah right, healing. Like by touch or something like that. Like maybe his finger lights up on the end when he reaches out and touches?
Paul: Maybe... You know, sometimes I find less is more.
Steven Spielberg: Hey, trust me.
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Characters on Austin Powers in Goldmember (2002)
- Japanese Man 1
- Japanese Man 2
- Dr. Evil
- Austin Powers
- Nigel Powers
- Foxxy Cleopatra
- Number Three
- Basil Exposition
- Goldmember
- Number 2
- Fook Mi
- Fook Yu
- Scott Evil
- Frau Farbissina
- Fat Bastard
- Henchman Sailor
- Mini-Me
- Famous Dr. Evil
- Famous Mini-Me
- Dixie Normous
- Famous Austin
- Young Dr. Evil
- Young Austin Powers
- Famous Goldmember
- Ozzy Osbourne
- Sharon Osbourne
- Kelly Osbourne
- Jack Osbourne
- General Clark