Trefor Heywood

Not Brigadoon but it was a musical and the line was spoken by Keenan Wynn.

"Jason X" (Friday the 13th part 10)? It took place in outer space, so...

George

That does not deal with the god reference though you are close on part of it. Jason was the name of the Hero who sailed in the Argo. Hows on Earth did they manage to spin that series out for so many films? Think I only saw the first one!

Space god of triskaidecaphobiacs.

No.

There is a kind of Irish connection.

Too easy - Goldfinger.

"My family's been having nothing but trouble with immigrants ever since they come to this country!"

Could it be Ghandi?

He led the march to make salt which was against the law of the British Raj.

Wall St

Martin Sheen

Apocalypse Now

Coccoon

Steve Guttenberg

Police Academy

D'ya know, JJ, now you say that - I think I remember hearing him say that, too.

The earth doesn't have to be the center of the solar system or anything like that, but it is the center of the universe - the focal point.

Hadn't thought of that for years. (Probably, not even for 30 seconds)

Ah but we are all the centre of our own universes in that everything else revolved around us.

And if we are all on the Earth then it's at least near the centre of the Universe.

F. Murray Abraham

The Name of the Rose

Christian Slater

King Kong

Jack Black

Dead Man Walking

An American Tail?

Hmmmm.... Nothing, I'm not really getting it here Trefor.

Another one of mine strikes an iceberg.

Titanic

Free Post.

And by the same character in the same movie:

Yes, actually. I wanted to convey sheer size, and size means stability, luxury, and above all, strength.

The Talented Mr Ripley

Philip Seymour Hoffman

Capote

WOW not bad for a guess then!

"Freud? Who is he? Is he a passenger?"

Rob Roy

Liam Neeson

Michael Collins

I don't go to theatres - none near me. :(

Sheer guess - Little Shop of Horrors?

Too recent for me

Back To The Future Part 1

Michael J Fox

Stuart Little

Aha must be a movie about astronomy!

The Da Vinci Code?

It is indeed.

(The first quote was when Robert and Sophie are trying to gain access to Leigh Teabing's mansion and he insists on asking certain questions on the entry phone.)

Absolutely not.

OK - let's try and make it a bit more obvious:

The Holy Grail 'neath ancient Roslyn waits. The blade and chalice guarding o'er her gates. Adorned in masters' loving art, she lies. She rests at last beneath the starry skies.