"You enjoy long walks from cars to helicopters, or from helicopters to shipyards"

"The number of pages in my last prenuptial agreement were greater than my current bodyweight in imperial pounds"

Previously.

If you hear any of the following words or phrases used to describe someone in a movie made before 1970, odds are good that they’re trying to tell you about a tight ankle, a real bank-opener, a central casting girl, a man who knows his onions from his applesauce.