| Diamonds | Movie Title | Cast |
'But square-cut or pear-shaped, these rocks won't lose their shape.' | |
'Goodness, what beautiful diamonds!' 'Goodness had nothing to do with it.' | |
| 'If you look deep into the stone, you will perceive the tiniest discoloration. It resembles an animal.' | |
| 'Personally, I think it would be tacky to wear diamonds before I'm 40.' | |
| Samantha tries to buy spectacular diamond ring at auction as symbol that she's 'made it', unaware that her boyfriend bid successfully by phone to give her the ring as a gift. | |
| Double-crosses abound in diamond heist pulled by a British thief, his animal-loving accomplice, American con artist, and her weapons man lover. Don't call him stupid. | |
| 'Tommy persuaded me to keep the dog...The vet found half an undigested shoe, a squeaky toy, and an 84-carat diamond lodged in its stomach.' | |
| Young poker challenger can't believe Lancey 'The Man' Howard has the Jack of Diamonds he needs for his straight flush. | |
| 'You rub it with a cloth, it lets off a charge. You put it in water, it comes up dry. It's only enemy is another diamond.' | |
| Safecracker specializing in high-profile diamond jobs tries to hurry his dream of a normal life by agreeing to a heist for the mafia. | |
| | Diamonds | Movie Title | Cast |
| 'Well, hardest substance found in nature, they cut glass, suggests marriage, I suppose it replaced the dog as the girl's best friend.' | |
| Kidnappers want to exchange a thief's daughter for priceless black diamonds. | |
'In America, it's bling bling. But out here it's bling bang.' | |
'We dig up diamonds by the score, A thousand rubies, sometimes more, We don't know what we dig them for, We dig dig digga dig dig.' | |
| Danny & crew avenge one of their own, who's been double-crossed by someone who 'shook Sinatra's hand.' (And mess up his new casino's chance of Five Diamond award.) | |
| 'I was just wondering if you had found the Heart of the Ocean yet, Mr. Lovett?' | |
| 'You can keep as many as you can swallow.' | |
| 'So the red queen (of diamonds) is our baby. Well, take a look at this, kid...52 of them!' | |
| A woman in pre-Revolutionary France schemes to dupe a Cardinal into buying diamond necklace for Marie Antoinette, intending to steal it instead of delivering it. | |
| 'Doesn't it make you nervous to be in the same room with thousands of dollars worth of diamonds, and unable to touch them?' | |
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