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* Mortimer's increasingly funny [[SanitySlippage Sanity Slippage]]. He goes from suave, assured on-top-of-the-world [[OnlySaneMan Only Sane Man]], then ''discovers'' he's the [[OnlySaneMan Only Sane Man]] (because for that to happen, there's the rather unpleasant discovery that everyone else is ''in''sane, including all of his family, and it may be hereditary), and the rest of the movie is basically him not dealing well with that information while managing about three or four plotlines at once. By the end, [[spoiler: he's been morphed into a high-strung, [[SeenItAll Seen It All]] man who's over the moon to find out he's not in hereditary danger of a mental disease, but may have been driven to one anyway]].
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* Mortimer's increasingly funny [[SanitySlippage Sanity Slippage]]. He goes from suave, assured on-top-of-the-world [[OnlySaneMan Only Sane Man]], then ''discovers'' he's the [[OnlySaneMan Only Sane Man]] (because for that to happen, there's the rather unpleasant discovery that everyone else is ''in''sane, including all of his family, and it may be hereditary), and the rest of the movie is basically him not dealing well with that information while managing about three or four plotlines at once. By the end, [[spoiler: he's been morphed into a high-strung, [[SeenItAll Seen It All]] man who's over the moon to find out he's not in hereditary danger of a mental disease, but may have been driven to one anyway]].anyway.
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* Jonathan slowly coming to the realization that he and his kindly old aunts [[spoiler: have murdered the ''same number of people'']].
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* Jonathan slowly coming to the realization that he and his kindly old aunts [[spoiler: have murdered the ''same number of people'']].people''.
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* When Mortimer calls Witherspoon to get Teddy committed, Witherspoon delicately notes that they already have ''several'' patients who think they're Teddy Roosevelt, and suggests that Mortimer try to convince him that he's Napoleon instead.
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* When Mortimer calls Witherspoon to get Teddy committed, Witherspoon delicately notes that they already have ''several'' patients who think they're Teddy Roosevelt, and suggests that Mortimer try to convince him that he's Napoleon instead.instead so as not to cause conflict.
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** When Witherspoon arrives to pick Teddy up, he gets a shock when Teddy does his typical 'San Juan Hill charge' up the stairs. "Oh ''dear.'' And Happy Dale is ''full'' of staircases!"
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* When Mortimer calls Witherspoon to get Teddy committed, Witherspoon delicately notes that they already have ''several'' patients who think they're Teddy Roosevelt, and suggests that Mortimer try to convince him that he's Napoleon instead.
-->'''Witherspoon''': Oh, dear. Another Roosevelt...
-->'''Witherspoon''': Oh, dear. Another Roosevelt...
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*** Einstein insists that Jonathan can't count the one in South Bend, since he died of pneumonia. ''"He wouldn't have died of pneumonia if I hadn't '''shot''' him!"''
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** One of the cops even reads of a description of him from his wanted poster while he's ''standing right there'' without realizing it.
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** One of the cops The lieutenant even reads of a description of him from his wanted poster while he's ''standing right there'' without realizing it.
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* Just after Mortimer has successfully committed Teddy and his aunts to the asylum without revealing they have murdered a dozen people, Elaine discovers the bodies and runs up screaming, nearly blowing the whole thing. Mortimer shuts her up kissing her repeatedly and carrying her out of the house.
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* Just after Mortimer has successfully committed Teddy and his aunts to the asylum without revealing they have murdered a dozen people, Elaine discovers the bodies and runs up screaming, nearly blowing the whole thing. Mortimer [[ShutUpKiss shuts her up kissing her repeatedly repeatedly]] and carrying her out of the house.
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--> '''Aunt Martha''': Spenalzo?
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--> '''Aunt Martha''': Spenalzo?Spinalzo?
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* Aunt Abby leads Aunt Martha out to see the "total stranger" that is in the window seat, prompting both Mortimer and Jonathan to rush to the window seat to prevent her from seeing the body of Mr. Spenalzo. The comical look of dawning comprehension on Mortimer's face as he realizes just who is responsible for the latest corpse must be seen to be believed.
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* Aunt Abby leads Aunt Martha out to see the "total stranger" that is in the window seat, prompting both Mortimer and Jonathan to rush to the window seat to prevent her from seeing the body of Mr. Spenalzo.Spinalzo. The comical look of dawning comprehension on Mortimer's face as he realizes just who is responsible for the latest corpse must be seen to be believed.
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** Teddy says Jonathan isn't Wilson, but he might be someone from his Africa trip.
--> '''Teddy:''' You look like someone I might meet in the jungle.
--> '''Teddy:''' You look like someone I might meet in the jungle.
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** Mortimer makes a phone call in the middle of the fight. Jonathan picks up the phone to use as a weapon, then obligingly holds it higher when Mortimer asks him to.
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* Mortimer's reaction when he first sees Jonathan: "What's ''that''?" Followed later by "It ''talks''!"
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* A policeman, about Teddy: "He thinks he's Teddy Roosevelt. So what? There's a lot of worse guys he could think he was."
** Followed by, "Isn't it a shame, Reverend, that [[DramaticIrony a nice family like this]] should be hatching [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} a cuckoo]]?"
** Followed by, "Isn't it a shame, Reverend, that [[DramaticIrony a nice family like this]] should be hatching [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} a cuckoo]]?"
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* The cab driver who apparently spends the whole movie waiting outside (with the meter running) for Mortimer and Elaine so they can go on their honeymoon. By the end, they’ve apparently racked up enough to ''buy'' it.
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* The cab driver who apparently spends the whole movie waiting outside (with the meter running) for Mortimer and Elaine so they can go on their honeymoon. By the end, they’ve apparently racked up enough to ''buy'' it.the cab.
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* The cab driver who apparently spends the whole movie waiting outside (with the meter running) for Mortimer and Elaine so they can go on their honeymoon. By the end, they’ve apparently racked up enough to ''buy'' it.
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** And of course, Joanthan's frustration that while he's been hunted like a dog for years due to his murders, his aunts have never been caught and are still living their happy lives.
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** And of course, Joanthan's Jonathan’s frustration that while he's been hunted like a dog for years due to his murders, his aunts have never been caught and are still living their happy lives.
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* After being confronted by her nephew Mortimer about the twelve men she and her sister have murdered, Aunt Abby huffily informs Mortimer that she "would never stoop to telling a fib!"
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*** Einstein insists that Jonathan can't count the one in South Bend, since he died of pneumonia. ''"He wouldn't have died of pneumonia if I hadn't '''shot''' him!"''
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** And of course, his frustration that while he's been hunted like a dog for years due to his murders, his aunts have never been caught and are still living their happy lives.
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** And of course, his Joanthan's frustration that while he's been hunted like a dog for years due to his murders, his aunts have never been caught and are still living their happy lives.
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** Teddy's encounter with Jonathan:
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--> '''Mortimer''': When the curtain goes up the first thing you see is a dead body. (opens window seat, looks inside, then closes it.) The next thing...(swiftly opens it again) Hey, Mister?...
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* This exchange:
--> '''Mortimer''': Aunt Abby, how can I believe you. There are twelve men buried in the cellar and you admit that you poisoned them.
--> '''Aunt Martha''': Yes I did. [[EvenEvilHasStandards But you don't think I'd stoop to telling a fib!]]
* Aunt Abby leads Aunt Martha out to see the "total stranger" that is in the window seat, prompting both Mortimer and Jonathan to rush to the window seat to prevent her from seeing the body of Mr. Spenalzo. The comical look of dawning comprehension on Mortimer's face as he realizes just who is responsible for the latest corpse must be seen to be believed.
--> '''Aunt Martha''': Spenalzo?
--> '''Aunt Abby''': I knew he was a foreigner.
--> '''Mortimer''': Aunt Abby, how can I believe you. There are twelve men buried in the cellar and you admit that you poisoned them.
--> '''Aunt Martha''': Yes I did. [[EvenEvilHasStandards But you don't think I'd stoop to telling a fib!]]
* Aunt Abby leads Aunt Martha out to see the "total stranger" that is in the window seat, prompting both Mortimer and Jonathan to rush to the window seat to prevent her from seeing the body of Mr. Spenalzo. The comical look of dawning comprehension on Mortimer's face as he realizes just who is responsible for the latest corpse must be seen to be believed.
--> '''Aunt Martha''': Spenalzo?
--> '''Aunt Abby''': I knew he was a foreigner.
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** He even gives Jonathan some idiots
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** He even gives Jonathan some idiotsideas
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* Any time CaryGrant does a DoubleTake.
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* Any time CaryGrant Creator/CaryGrant does a DoubleTake.
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* After being confronted by her nephew Mortimer about the twelve men she and her sister have murdered, Aunt Abby huffily informs Mortimer that she "would never stoop so low as telling a fib!"
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* After being confronted by her nephew Mortimer about the twelve men she and her sister have murdered, Aunt Abby huffily informs Mortimer that she "would never stoop so low as to telling a fib!"