The Trip

[Martin]

Yes, "YOU WERE ONLY SUPPOSED TO BLOW THE BLOODY DOORS OFF" is from The Italian Job but "SHE WAS ONLY SIXTEEN [really FIFTEEN] YEARS OLD" is from Get Carter.

[Mr. Spacely]

The "doors" line is from the Italian Job.

I think the "sixteen" line is from Harry Browne, though I haven't confirmed. 

Check out some of the scenes cut from the series to make the movie.

The Richard Gere, Ray Winstone, and Liam Neeson impression scenes are all stupendous.

[bigoteetoe]

I recently became aware of this episode of MacGyver (Season 1, episode 3) in which the majority of the show is simply the chase scene from The Italian Job. Available on Netflix instant here: http://movies.netflix.com/WiPlayer?movieid=70110787&trkid=3325854&t=MacGyver%3A+Ssn+1%3A+Thief+of+Budapest

Also - this was in the 3rd episode! Pretty quick to start mailing it in.

[JonFromMaplewood]

Next question. In which Bond film do we hear a villain say, "Come come, Mr. Bond. We both know you take as much pleasure in killing as I do."

[Dan of Orange]

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[Crusherkc]

This is what googles told me:

    Francisco Scaramanga: You get as much pleasure out of killing as I do, so why don't you admit it?
    James Bond: I admit killing you would be a pleasure.
    Francisco Scaramanga: Then you should have done that when you first saw me. On the other hand, the English don't consider it sporting to kill in cold blood, do they?
    James Bond: Don't count on that.

Francisco Scaramanga is played by Christopher Lee in "The Man with the Golden Gun"

And when I seach on google, I search on google for Queen and Country