When Vallie is hysterical at the cafe, he says to Armand, "Look at you, you're no cultural attache, or whatever that is." How did he know how Barbara described him, he just realized less than 5 minutes before that he was being sent away. [Armand had plenty of time to tell Albert what Val's fiance's father thought he was (the cultural attache) before they even arrived at Katherine's office, as Val told Armand about it quite early into the film.]
The Birdcage (1996) - 3 corrections
Directed by Mike Nichols, starring Calista Flockhart, Dianne Wiest, Gene Hackman, Hank Azaria, Nathan Lane, Robin Williams (add more)
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When Vallie is hysterical at the cafe, he says to Armand, "Look at you, you're no cultural attache, or whatever that is." How did he know how Barbara described him, he just realized less than 5 minutes before that he was being sent away. [Armand had plenty of time to tell Albert what Val's fiance's father thought he was (the cultural attache) before they even arrived at Katherine's office, as Val told Armand about it quite early into the film.]
Kevin Keeley is a Senator, so only people in his home state of Ohio can vote for him. He tells Armand and Albert that he hopes this doesn't influence their vote, but they wouldn't get to vote for him anyway because they live in Florida. [Yes, but they might get a chance to vote for someone locally running for the same party.]
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