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In response to his taunting during filming, Jerry O'Connell was bitten on the upper lip by Popeye, w [...]	D
When the two gangs confront each other, Ace Merril attempts to kill Chris Chambers by cutting his th [...]	D
According to Wil Wheaton on the DVD documentary, the scene in which Vern (Jerry O'Connell) can't rem [...]	D
Coca-Cola bought Embassy Pictures, the film's original production company, and announced it wasn't g [...]	D
Frances Lee McCain and Corey Feldman previously starred in Gremlins (1984) playing the role of mom a [...]	D
River Phoenix' character wasn't far from his own persona, with a troubled childhood, righteous-but-m [...]	D
Sean Astin said he auditioned for the role of Chris right after River Phoenix had done his audition. [...]	D
Corey Feldman and director Rob Reiner tested 30 different laughs before deciding upon the one for Te [...]	D
The significance of the deer Gordie, alone, sees and decides to keep himself until his adult life ha [...]	D
The movie is based on a short story called "The Body" by Stephen King, from a book of short stories [...]	D
When they were filming the scene where Gordie and Vern are about to be run over by the train, Wil Wh [...]	D
Richard Dreyfuss ends his story with 'I never had any friends later on like the ones I had when I wa [...]	D
At the end of the film it is said that Chris dies trying to stop a fight, while the others went on w [...]	D
The handgun Chris brings on the adventure is a Colt M1911-A1, which he calls simply a ".45." Accordi [...]	D
The film was released in theaters on August 22, 1986, a day before River Phoenix's 16th birthday.	D
At the insistence of director Rob Reiner (an avid non-smoker who campaigned for anti-smoking laws in [...]	D
Since 2007 the city of Brownsville, OR, which served as the setting for Castle Rock, and is south-ea [...]	D
Italian censorship visa # 82204 delivered on 17 January 1987.	D
River Phoenix had auditioned for the part of Gordie Lachance, but director Rob Reiner thought that h [...]	D
The boys sing "The Ballad of Paladin", which is the ending theme song to the TV series "Have Gun - W [...]	D
The late River Phoenix, Corey Feldman, and Wil Wheaton, have all made appearances on Family Ties. Th [...]	D
The movie was originally to be called "The Body" after the Stephen King novella the movie is based o [...]	D
Jerry O'Connell and Wil Wheaton starred in 2 Disney TV movies. 1 year after the film was released, W [...]	D
The novella and the film take place in the town of Castle Rock (Maine and then Oregon, respectively) [...]	D
At the end of "The Body." By Stephen King, Gordie is kicked in the testicales and his nose and finge [...]	D
Mr. Quidacioluo is played by the late Bruce Kirby, whose real last name is the nearly identical Quid [...]	D
The roughly 60-day shoot was favored with sunny days, unusual for that sustained a period in Oregon, [...]	D
The Royal River is mentioned in several of Maine native Stephen King's novels, including "The Body", [...]	D
The lead actors weren't allowed to see Ray Brower (Kent W. Luttrell) until they unveil him on camera [...]	D
The railroad trestle (at Hat Creek) the boys cross in the train scene no longer has railroad tracks [...]	D
Rob Reiner and Kiefer Sutherland also worked together in Codice d'onore (1992).	D
Corey Feldman has said in interviews he and River Phoenix used to meet up at auditions together. Whi [...]	D
The late River Phoenix shed his virginity during filming. Rob Reiner remembered that Phoenix came in [...]	D
The original short story "The Body" reveals what happens to Teddy and Vern--Teddy is killed in a car [...]	D
The gang sang "I Ran All the Way Home", which was the theme song to All the Way Home (1981) starring [...]	D
In the Spanish Castilian dub, Gordie's name was changed to "Cornie," since "Gordie" in Spanish is pr [...]	D
Director Rob Reiner had trouble casting the role of "The Writer," first casting David Dukes, then go [...]	D
One of several films named after its famous titular song played during the movie's end credits in wh [...]	D
Teddy says that he and his dad had fished the Royal River for "cossies." There is no fish by that na [...]	D
Adrian Lyne, who was set to direct this film, was forced to hand it over to Rob Reiner when 9 settim [...]	D
Wil Wheaton, River Phoenix and Jerry O'Connell soaked Corey Feldman's clothes in beer, then dried th [...]	D
Corey Feldman, Wil Wheaton and Jerry O'Connell were all included on VH1's "100 Greatest Kid Stars."T [...]	D
While practicing his lines, Jerry O'Connell was impressed that, as an 11-year old, he was being allo [...]	D
The late Michael Jackson was asked to do a cover of the late Ben E. King's song, "Stand by Me," for [...]	D
Kiefer Sutherland plays one of his first leader roles here, for director Rob Reiner. Reiner's father [...]	D
The beer that Eyeball and Ace are drinking while playing mailbox baseball is "Rainier."	D
The treehouse seen at the beginning of the film was built specifically for the movie.	D
David Dukes was originally cast as The Writer. After those scenes were shot, Richard Dreyfuss was ca [...]	D
The apparel of the four boys is the same throughout the movie, except for Teddy. From the beginning [...]	D
The pond the boys fall into was a man-made pool because the crew wanted them to be "safe and secure" [...]	D
All four of the film's stars have starred in music videos. Wil Wheaton and River Phoenix appeared in [...]	D
During the first three scenes in which he appears, Ace wears different clothes, although elapsed tim [...]	D
Wil Wheaton, who played writer Gordie Lachance as a youth, would grow up to author a half-dozen book [...]	D
When Gordie goes into Denny's room, there are three photos of the rock band Buddy Holly and the Cric [...]	D
Wil Wheaton and Jerry O'Connell both appeared on The Big Bang Theory in recurring roles - Wheaton as [...]	D
Rob Reiner considers this the best film he has ever made.	D
In the film version, per the narrator, the adult Chris has recently died, while the other three boys [...]	D
Kiefer Sutherland and Casey Siemaszko previously appeared together in Storie incredibili: The Missio [...]	D
In the campfire scene in which Chris breaks down, Rob Reiner was sure River Phoenix could do better. [...]	D
The four main actors met Rob Reiner and some of the crew in an Oregon hotel suite in June of 1985 to [...]	D
River Phoenix, Corey Feldman, Wil Wheaton and Jerry O'Connell got into a lot of mischief in the hote [...]	D
Corey Haim auditioned for the role of Gordie Lachance, but the studio wanted him to play Chris Chamb [...]	D
Stephen King's novella, The Body, takes place in Maine, as do almost all of his stories. The movie t [...]	D
In the opening of the scene where Chris meets Gordie and shows him the gun, River Phoenix jumps from [...]	D
Rob Reiner "agonized" over the pie-eating scene because he was having trouble trying to envision wha [...]	D
An unconfirmed explanation of why the setting was changed from Maine to Oregon is that one of the sc [...]	D
In the shot where Gordie and Vern are running towards the camera with the train right behind them, t [...]	D
Bradley Gregg and River Phoenix appeared in three films together between 1985-89: Explorers (1985), [...]	D
Teddy's complaints that Gordie's story did not have a good ending is possibly a nod to the running j [...]	D
In the 1950s and 60s the logo on the Yankees baseball cap was sewed-on felt, not the embroidered log [...]	D
During a 2016 oral history of this film in the trade publication "Variety", Jerry O'Connell said tha [...]	D
In the original theatrical release, the final words typed by The Writer, "Jesus, does anyone?" were [...]	D
In the scene where Gordie and Chris race each other through the junkyard, Wil Wheaton could run fast [...]	D
Corey Feldman and Jerry O'Connell would later reunite in I viaggiatori: Electric Twister Acid Test ( [...]	D
The Yankee cap scene was later used in Quella cosa chiamata amore (1993), also starring the late Riv [...]	D
The film takes place from September 4 to September 6, 1959 and in September 1985, with flash backs c [...]	D
In an interview by Stephen King in the special features section of the DVD, he reveals that the scen [...]	D
Wil Wheaton's grandfather starred in Carovane verso il west (1957) so his grandmother asked that "Wa [...]	D
The disaster that struck the set of Twilight Zone: The Movie (1983) had a direct influence on the ma [...]	D
Stand by Me is a coming of age film narrated by the main protagonist's voiceover. Rob Reiner's follo [...]	D
The film's success resulted in renewed interest in the Ben E. King song, which inspired the title us [...]	D
Although it is assumed that the other kids are the same age as Gordie, River Phoenix figured that Ch [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2004 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 Ameri [...]	D
River Phoenix (Chris Chambers) and Bradley Gregg who plays his older brother Richard (aka Eyeball.) [...]	D
The comic book Gordie is reading when he sees the deer on the train tracks is Gang Busters #66 (Nove [...]	D
Columbia Pictures, concerned that the original title, "The Body", was misleading, renamed the film " [...]	D
Ace's (Kiefer Sutherland) car is a 1950 Ford Custom convertible coupe.	D
The scene where Teddy is crying about his dad storming the beach at Normandy takes place in a privat [...]	D
John Cusack plays Gordie's deceased older brother Denny in the 2 flashback scenes (the part where he [...]	D
The cast includes one Oscar winner (Richard Dreyfuss) and one Oscar nominee (River Phoenix).	D
Director Rob Reiner took important steps to ensure his four young actors would bond with one another [...]	D
Rob Reiner developed a good working relationship with Stephen King after this movie, so much so that [...]	D
According to Andy Lindberg (Lardass Hogan.) A child extra actually threw up for real during the film [...]	D
Rob Reiner credits much of his success with his cast to the fact that he had been an actor himself. [...]	D
When auditioning for the role, Jerry O'Connell thought Rob Reiner had played the Archie Bunker chara [...]	D
The producers told Rod Reiner to add a bunch of obscenities to get the R-rating since they though no [...]	D
The steam locomotive used in the "Chicken" scene is the same engine that was used in the Lee Marvin [...]	D
Included among the "1,001 Movies You Must See Before You Die," edited by Steven Schneider.	D
The $2.37 the boys have to buy supplies prior to their journey, had the purchasing value in 1959 tha [...]	D
The vomit used in the "Lardass" story was made from cottage cheese and blueberry mix.	D
Contrary to urban legend, the leeches were fake. They were molded latex, stuck on with rubber cement [...]	D
Corey Feldman and Kiefer Sutherland would later co-star in Ragazzi perduti (1987).	D
As with most of Stephen King's stories, this one originally contained connections to other books he [...]	D
When asked what happened to the Yankees' cap, Rob Reiner replied that Ace threw the hat away around [...]	D
The character Ray Brower (the dead body) appears alive and well during the "Lardass" pie eating cont [...]	D
When the boys add up all their money, they come up with $2.37. The number 237 appears in quite a few [...]	D
Ace's car is a 1949 Ford Custom Convertible Coupe [76B].	D
Now Playing Podcast reviewed Stand by Me. This film received three "recommends".	D
This film opened a week after La mosca (1986), and bumped it from the #1 box office earnings spot. D [...]	D
Kiefer Sutherland claimed in an interview that in one of the locations of the film, a Renaissance Fa [...]	D
Film debut of Jerry O'Connell.	D
When Ace and Eyeball meet up with Gordie and Chris, the plate glass window identifies the place they [...]	D
Corey Feldman has stated in several interviews that of all the characters he's played, Teddy was act [...]	D
Sean Astin, Stephen Dorff and Ethan Hawke were considered for the role of Gordie Lachance.	D
The train scene took a full week of shooting, making use of four small adult female stunt doubles wi [...]	D
While filming the scene in which Ace Merrill and Eyeball Chambers take Gordie's brother's Yankees ca [...]	D
Most people assume that Jerry O'Connell simply lost the weight as he grew up. In reality, he had a l [...]	D
To keep in character while off-camera, Kiefer Sutherland often picked on Wil Wheaton, River Phoenix, [...]	D
The actress pictured on the cover of a vintage movie magazine is Elizabeth McGovern, who was at the [...]	D
After director Rob Reiner screened the movie for Stephen King, he noticed that King was visibly shak [...]	D

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When Ace and the others are playing chicken, the position of the logs off the truck change.	D
Immediately before the boys start to cross the bridge.	D
The train tracks the boys are traveling are obviously active - trains pass through multiple times du [...]	D
When the boys set out on their Journey, there is a shot that shows them walking on the tracks and si [...]	D
At the beginning of the film from the wide shot you can see it isn't Richard Dreyfuss sitting in the [...]	D
When Gordie looks at the newspaper article at the beginning, the first paragraph of the article is a [...]	D
The water pump shown at the end of the movie is a Waterous. The style was not available until the 19 [...]	D
In the opening scene the vehicle closest to the camera has an '80s California license plate on it.	D
When Ace is playing pool with Billy, the boom mic bobs into view, near the light.	D
Teddy's hair changes in every shot after being dunked in the swamp. The strap to his bag disappears [...]	D
During the "barf-o-rama" scene, the two twin brothers barf on each other. As the second brother barf [...]	D
The body of Ray Brower (when found by the boys) is not decomposed at all for the several days it was [...]	D
When the boys are sitting by the fire cooking and Vern's food falls off his stick, it clearly falls [...]	D
The camera tripod can be seen in Teddy's glasses when Teddy and Chris are arguing on the railroad tr [...]	D
Teddy is not carrying his bedroll as the boys leave the junkyard, because Chris actually grabs it as [...]	D
When Gordie is telling the story - when they are sitting round the campfire - Bob Cormier moves back [...]	D
When Chris comforts Teddy after Milo Pressman insults him, Chris takes his hand off Teddy's shoulder [...]	D
In the clubhouse at the beginning of the movie, Chris has a pack of cigarettes tucked into his sleev [...]	D
At the leech pond when the boys are dressed again, they and their clothing appear as they were befor [...]	D
The narrator does not save his work before appearing to shut off his word processor, but that's okay [...]	D
When the boys are seen walking into the leech pond, they all fall in. We see Vern and Teddy go into [...]	D
Near the beginning of the movie, Vern is described as burying then losing a quart jar of pennies "at [...]	D
When the boys find Ray Brower's body, the train tracks are fake ones laid out on a trail close to th [...]	D
When Gordie goes into Denny's room looking for his canteen, a Michigan State pennant is displayed on [...]	D
As the boys rush over to the passed-out Gordie, there is a notable absence of blood on Gordie's whit [...]	D
When Gordie shoots the garbage cans and runs off, he's still carrying the gun. After a scene cut, th [...]	D
The blueberry stains are gone from all four boys' shirts after the shot where they're eating the ber [...]	D
At the showdown with Ace near the end, Gordie fires one shot into the air from the 1911 .45 pistol. [...]	D
The extras wearing the BOA hats in the pie-eating sequence are not always sitting in the same order. [...]	D
In the tree house scene, right after Chris says to Teddy, "come on man deal", Teddy blows smoke from [...]	D
When the boys are crossing the bridge, and Gordie is trying to help Vern to his feet there is a very [...]	D
When Gordie is in the delicatessen there is a bottle of Soft Soap in the background that was not ava [...]	D
All four boys are completely submerged in water when they fall into the leech pond, soaking their ha [...]	D
When Gordie visits the delicatessen for ham, the grocer pulls waxed paper from a box with a 1980s Cr [...]	D
Where the guys are cutting "cobra" into their arms, a VW Beetle can seen among the old cars. The sty [...]	D
Aluminum cans in the general store.	D
When they're in the clubhouse at the beginning, Gordie looks straight at the camera while singing "I [...]	D
When Teddy walks across the bridge, a close-up of his arm and hand clearly shows an adult stand-in w [...]	D
In the first train dodge scene, after Teddy and Chris make up, as Verne walks off back onto the trai [...]	D
While in the junkyard, the boys talk about The Mickey Mouse Club ('I think Annette's tits are gettin [...]	D
After Ace takes Gordie's cap, the reflection of a crew member can clearly be seen waving their arm i [...]	D
Chris says his pistol is a .45 but when he first pulls it out of his pack the barrel is clearly much [...]	D
When we're first introduced to Teddy Duchamp in the tree house, we see his badly burnt ear but also [...]	D
When Gordie and Chris are discussing the stolen milk money, Chris uses the term "douchebag" in a con [...]	D
When Gordie is making Chris "pinkie swear" about the gun being loaded, the same man and woman can be [...]	D
When the boys get dunked in the swamp, Teddy takes his glasses off, but then while they're thrashing [...]	D
In the "barf-o-rama" scene, all the actors vomit up blueberries, just like Lard-Ass and the other co [...]	D
Leeches appear on Chris' back between shots when the boys are covered in them.	D
During the train chase, the sky goes back and forth from cloudy to clear.	D
The gun should still be smoking immediately after Gordie fires the warning shot.	D
When Gordie is running from Chopper through the junkyard he runs past the same truck and trailer twi [...]	D
When Gordie goes into the store and the clerk talks to him, you can cleary see the boom mic bobbing [...]	D
After cooking supper around the campfire, there is a shot of a full moon. But on this night, Friday [...]	D
Near the end, adult Gordie's voice says that they arrived to Castle Rock a little past 5:00 on Sunda [...]	D
When Eyeball is getting the gang name and snake cut into his upper left arm, from the back angle he [...]	D
Like many of Stephen King's stories, the original story takes place in Maine. Although relocated to [...]	D
Ben E. King's "Stand By Me", which the film derives its title from and uses as its theme song, was n [...]	D
1980s cars visible in the background of the junkyard.	D
In the train scene, River Phoenix' voice has suddenly changed and he looks older. This scene was obv [...]	D
Gordie's hair constantly changes throughout the film from floppy to gelled, i.e. in the scene on the [...]	D
Judging by the boys' heights as they cross the train-trestle, the river bed is only about 40 feet do [...]	D
Pausing on the newspaper article about Chris' death reveals that only the headline and opening parag [...]	D
Chris suggests using the Route 136 bridge to cross the river, which Teddy opposes, claiming that tha [...]	D
In the swamp, the four boys get completely wet, then they strip down to their underwear to remove al [...]	D
In the swamp, Teddy's glasses go from being on his face, to being folded in his hand, to being back [...]	D
Amount of blueberries and sauce on Lardass Davey Hogan's face before he vomits.	D
When Ace is racing against his friends in the car, it clearly shows that he has blond hair, but when [...]	D
When Lardass Hogan swallows the egg it instead falls down the side of his face and can be heard hitt [...]	D
When Lardass is confronted, and is half laying on the table, the man's hands change position.	D
At one point in the movie, Gordie says that Billy and Charlie were playing mailbox baseball with Ace [...]	D
Like the reference to "Togus" the Royal River is in Maine, not Oregon. Stephen King refers to the Ro [...]	D
In the car race, a log truck is rapidly approaching Ace in the oncoming lane. Four shots of the log [...]	D
When the boys are walking in the swamp, their shoes are covered in mud. The next shot shows their sh [...]	D
The Topps baseball card in Denny's room is much more recent than 1959.	D
In the "barforama" scene, the jets of vomit do not quite seem to come from out of the mouths of the [...]	D
In the junkyard when Vern is talking about the "goocher" he mentions Weed Hill in Durham. This is a [...]	D
Gordie describes Lard-Ass as being "really fat; weighing close to 180." 180 pounds really isn't that [...]	D
Teddy's left ear (which his father almost burned off) in the tree house scene is very clearly burned [...]	D
At the final confrontation between the two groups of boys, two members of Ace's gang vanish after co [...]	D
Teddy is wearing Vietnam Jungle Boots. The specific type of boot was not introduced until the early [...]	D
Gordie's mother folds the last length of the sheet twice when she's taking laundry off the line in t [...]	D
The man driving Ace's car during the game of chicken, in wide shots, is an obvious stand-in stunt dr [...]	D
When the boys are at the leech pond Chris is seeing how deep the water is with a stick. The stick ch [...]	D
When Vern is first coming into the tree house and is coming through the trap door he is clearly hear [...]	D
Gordie is not looking for his hat in Denny's room, he only reminisces about it there. It wasn't in t [...]	D

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Vern: Geez, Gordie. Why couldn't you have gotten b [...]	D
Charlie Hogan: [Charlie and Billy are discussing t [...]	D
Mr. Lachance: Why can't you have friends like Denn [...]	D
[the boys are having trouble designing how to get [...]	D
The Writer: As time went on, we saw less and less [...]	D
Teddy: This is my age! I'm in the prime of my yout [...]	D
Chris: [while playing gin rummy] I knock. Teddy: [...]	D
Vern: I wasn't that scared. I wasn't. Sincerely. [...]	D
Teddy: [Calming down after sobbing] I'm sorry if I [...]	D
Gordie: [Still in a trauma state of shock] Why did [...]	D
Bob Cormier: Hey! From the racks and stacks, it's [...]	D
Charlie Hogan: Besides, me and Billy found him fir [...]	D
Ace: You got two choices. You leave quietly, we ta [...]	D
Gordie: [Angry] Fuck writing, I don't want to be a [...]	D
Vern: What am I supposed to do, think of everythin [...]	D
[after the boys have fallen into a lake] Vern: I [...]	D
Eyeball: [about Ray Brower] Shit! When they gonna [...]	D
Teddy: [after being stopped by Chris for attemptin [...]	D
Gordie: Shut up! Teddy: I don't shut up, I grow [...]	D
Chris: I'm never gonna get out of this town am I, [...]	D
[after losing a drag race to Ace] Eyeball: [to Vi [...]	D
[repeated line] Teddy: Two for flinching! [Punch [...]	D
The Writer: The train had knocked Ray Brower out o [...]	D
[last lines] The Writer: [typing on computer] I n [...]	D
Vern: Come on you guys. Let's get moving. Teddy: [...]	D
Ace: You wasn't planning on taking the body from u [...]	D
The Writer: At the beginning of the school year, V [...]	D
Milo: Chopper! Sic'em, boy! The Writer: [while Go [...]	D
[as Lardass walks across the stage to his seat the [...]	D
Gordie: [about the gun in his hand] Is it loaded? [...]	D
Chris: You four-eyed pile of shit! Teddy: A pile [...]	D
Teddy: [after hearing more howls, Teddy gets scare [...]	D
Gordie: Piss up a rope!	D
Chris: You ready for school? Gordie: No. Chris: [...]	D
Eyeball: [Eyeball is giving Billy a tattoo on his [...]	D
Mayor Grundy: Next, a newcomer to the Pie Eat, but [...]	D
Vern: Do you think Mighty Mouse could beat up Supe [...]	D
Billy Tessio: [about to get in Ace's car to find R [...]	D
Teddy: [crying] He ranked my old man!	D
Chris: [the boys get dressed and Gordie is recover [...]	D
Teddy: You die, Chambers!	D
Teddy: [Still angry] I'll kill you! Milo: You com [...]	D
Vern: There's one thing I didn't understand. Did L [...]	D
Chris: [while Gordie continues to sob] You're gonn [...]	D
The Writer: I wanted to share my friend's enthusia [...]	D
Ace: We're gonna get you for this. Chris: Maybe y [...]	D
[repeated line] Chris: Skin it. [High fives one [...]	D
Mr. Lachance: [in Gordie's dream, at Denny's funer [...]	D
Vern: [after the Milo Pressman incident, Vern trie [...]	D
Vern: [after dropping his hamburger in the campfir [...]	D
Vern: You guys wanna go see a dead body?	D
Mayor Grundy: [a crowd jeers Davy "Lardass" Hogan [...]	D
Gordie: Maybe you could come into the college cour [...]	D
Chris: How do you know if a Frenchman has been in [...]	D
The Writer: I wondered how Teddy could care so muc [...]	D
The Writer: The kid wasn't sick. The kid wasn't sl [...]	D
Denny Lachance: Hey, Gordie, I got something for y [...]	D
Vern: Well. See you in school. Chris: Yeah. Gord [...]	D
Gordie,Â Chris,Â Teddy,Â Vern: [singing the [...]	D
Vern: You think Mighty Mouse could beat up Superma [...]	D
Chris: "Suck my fat one"? Whoever told you that yo [...]	D
Gordie: Well, all the kids, instead of calling him [...]	D
Gordie: Suck my fat one, you cheap dime store hood [...]	D
The Writer: [after Gordie sees the deer, and the o [...]	D
Gordie: ...the main guy of the story is a fat kid [...]	D
Chris: You wanna be the Lone Ranger, or the Cisco [...]	D
[first lines] The Writer: [voiceover] I was 12 go [...]	D
The Writer: [voiceover] It happens sometimes. Frie [...]	D
Gordie: Alright, alright, Mickey's a mouse, Donald [...]	D
The Writer: [referring to Chris] Although I hadn't [...]	D
The Writer: [voiceover] Around this time, Charlie [...]	D
Teddy: You lose Gordie! [laughs] Teddy: Gordie l [...]	D
Eyeball: Hey girls, where ya goin'? Gordie: [Ace [...]	D
The Writer: Vern didn't just mean being off limits [...]	D
[after they had dinner] Vern: Nothing like a smok [...]	D
Vern: Any of you guys know when the next train is [...]	D
Teddy: That was the all-time train dodge! Too cool [...]	D
[after being handed the gun] Gordie: Is it loaded [...]	D
[Chris drags Gordie behind the building to show hi [...]	D
Gordie: [after Gordie and Chris set off the gun] [...]	D
Ace: What are you gonna do? Shoot us all? Gordie: [...]	D
Gordie: Do you think I'm weird? Chris: Definitely [...]	D
Ace: Okay, Chambers, you little faggot. This is yo [...]	D
Gordie: But you didn't miss him. Chris Chambers ne [...]	D
Gordie: He hates me! My dad hates me! [Sobbing] [...]	D
Vern,Â Teddy: I hate this short cut! [Mocking V [...]	D
Chris: I'm never gonna get out of this town am I, [...]	D
[Vern knocks on the door] Gordie: That's not the [...]	D
Teddy: Did your mother have any kids that lived? [...]	D

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