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Face: Murdock, do you think you can do it?
Murdock: Surely you must be jesting, old chap. After I saw "Bridge on the River Quai," it took me six months to realize I wasn't Peter O'Toole.
Face: You mean Alec Guinness; Peter O'Toole wasn't in that picture.
Murdock: He was if you saw him through these eyes. (edit) Murdock: Hannibal, can we go home now? (edit) Hannibal: Face, you're turning luck into an art form. (edit) Face: Don't you smile at me like that. That's not even a real smile. It's just a bunch of teeth playing with my mind. (edit) Hannibal: If you pay peanuts, you wind up hiring monkeys. (edit)

BA's outfit is changing a lot. Clearly visible when he climbs up the cliff where he wears green military boots. After reaching the top of the cliff, he wears casual brown boots. (edit) After Face says, "We give this stuff one more good bounce, and Murdock'll be telling his jokes to St. Peter," Murdock begins singing in what sounds like Latin. But it's not; he actually sings, "Na-bis-co, eat all your cookies." (edit)

Murdock: No kippers, no English herringbone tweed, no meat pies, no Rolls-Royce petrol caps, no original pressings of Hey Jude.

Hey Jude was a 1970 Beatles album originally titled The Beatles Again. The decision to change the title came so late in the production process that the first albums pressed had The Beatles Again on the title label, not Hey Jude. (edit)