The Sunshine Boys

Willy Clark:
Lousy Japs, they lost the war, now they send us their junk!

Willy Clark:
Oh, you a funny man, Al, a pain in the ass but a funny man.

Al Lewis:
You know what your trouble is, Willy? You always took the jokes too seriously. It was just jokes. We did comedy on the stage for 43 years. I don't think you enjoyed it once.

Willy Clark:
If I was there to enjoy it, I would buy a ticket.

Al Lewis:
You know what you are? You're a 73-year-old putz.

Willy Clark:
At least the putz didn't drive all the way here from New Jersey!

Willy Clark:
Well, you know, people don't go out to New Jersey unless they have to.

Willy Clark:
Come in... and *enter*!

Willy Clark:
[talking about his ex-partner, Al Lewis] As an act, nobody could touch him. As a human being, nobody WANTED to touch him!

Man on Street:
Hey, Willy, what're you doin' Downtown?

Willy Clark:
[yelling as he hurries past him] I'm workin'! What the hell are you doin'?

Man on Street:
[to his companion] He's working!

Ben Clark:
I'm getting chest pains. You give me chest pains!

Willy Clark:
It's my fault you get excited?

Ben Clark:
Yes! I only get chest pains on Wednesdays!

Willy Clark:
So come Tuesdays.

Ben Clark:
You're not supposed to eat pickles. It's high sodium.

Willy Clark:
I spit out the sodium.

Ben Clark:
How do you do, Mr. Lewis. I'm Ben Clark, Willy's nephew.

Al Lewis:
[shaking hands] Oh?... oh! Willy's nephew Ben. Sure, hello. How are you?

Ben Clark:
Fine, sir.

Al Lewis:
Good, good. You're Willy's nephew Ben. How are you?

Ben Clark:
Fine, sir, very good. It was nice of you to see me.

Al Lewis:
Really? When was that?

Ben Clark:
[after a pause] Today... [laughing nervously] Heh, heh, it was nice of you to see me today.

Al Lewis:
Certainly. Today is fine. As a matter of fact, I was expecting you today.

Mrs. Doris Green, Al's Daughter:
Please sit down, Mr. Clark.

Al Lewis:
Why doesn't he sit down?

Ben Clark:
[sitting down] Thank you very much.

Mrs. Doris Green, Al's Daughter:
Mr. Clark, vaudeville is dead. Thank God, my father isn't.

Willy Clark:
60-40! All right! 60-40! I get $6000; he gets $4000. What the hell can he buy in New Jersey anyway?

Al Lewis:
[on the phone] Doris, I want you to pick me up now. I don't want to discuss it. Pick me up. He pulled a knife on me - a kitchen knife! It was still dirty from breakfast!

Al Lewis:
The man yells at me on stage and gets a million laughs. He yells at me off the stage - he gets a heart attack.

Ben Clark:
Shut up!

Ben Clark:
It's a very happy moment for me.

Willy Clark:
[arguing over changing a line in their sketch] What's wrong with saying "enter" instead of "come in?"

Al Lewis:
Because it's different. Do you know why we did this sketch for 43 years, Willy? Because it's good.

Willy Clark:
And do you know why we're not doing it anymore? Because we've been doing it for 43 years.

Al Lewis:
If we're not doing it anymore, why are we changing it?

Willy Clark:
You know what's wrong with you, Lewis? You've been sitting on a New Jersey porch for too long. You're out of touch. From my window here [opens up window] I see everything that's going on in the world. Look! I see old people, I see young people, nice people, bad people. I see hold-ups! I see drug addicts! Ambulances! Car crashes! Jumpers from buildings! I see everything! You see... a lawn mower... and the milkman.

Al Lewis:
That's why you want to say "enter" instead of "come in?"

Ben Clark:
Crazy freakin' old man!

Willy Clark:
The finger! The finger!