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Bill Murray has never been so grumpy and the nerve breakdown as close as in “And the marmot greets” every day.
Before there is a heart-soft purification of the chief cynic, who has to spend a fairly frustrating, icy snow day in a village in West Pennsylvania, in which every year a marmot becomes a barometer, how long winter could last, there are all kinds of sayings and leg knockers.
Rolling Stone gathered the best quotes from Harold Ramis’ film, which even made it fourth in the BBC list of 100 best comedies of all time.
► “You want a weather forecast? It will be cold and it will be gray. And so it will be for the rest of your life!”
► “When Chekhov saw the long winter, he saw a bleak and dark winter without hope. But now we know that winter is only a further step in the cycle of life. And here I am now with the people from Punxsutawney and sun in the warmth of her hearts, I could not imagine better luck than having a long and shimmering winter.”
► “Don’t you have any line that you keep free for emergencies or celebrities? I’m both. I’m a prominent in an emergency.”
► “Would you like to be blood sausage? I always have some blood sausage in the glove compartment!”
► “This is pathetic, people. Around a thousand or more people freeze like the stupid and wait for the adoration of a rat! What a nonsense. The marmot day really means something here. You pulled out the rodent and filled it. You are damned hypocrite, you all!”
► “Are you coming to marmot meals?” – “No, thanks. I already had marmot today. Not bad at all. Tastes a little like chicken. But she goes quietly.”
► “Do you sometimes have déjà vus, Mrs. Lancaster?” – “I don’t think, but I can ask in the kitchen.”
► “I was once on the Jungfern Islands, I met a girl. We ate lobster and drank Pina Colada. And at sunset we loved each other like the See-Old. It wasn’t a bad day.”
► “Beautifier, your bus is going right away!”
► “Small city people are somehow much more lifelike.”
► “And once again the eyes of the nation are on this … This tiny village in West Pennsylvania Blablablablabla … and there is no chance that this winter will end as long as this marmot comes out and sees its shadow. I see no other way out: it has to be stopped. And I will do that.”