1. dang nabbit
  2. Cary Grant never said "Judy, Judy, Judy" in any movie.
  3. You better tell that to Goober
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  4. No, but he did invoke the line at times in humor.




    And in 1938 in Only Angels Have Wings, he's says "Judy! Judy!"
  5. Keith Jackson never said "Whoa Nellie" during a football broadcast
  6. On my 19th birthday I smoked 19 blunts. Damn those were the days.
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  7. Never say "never" my friend. I know I have heard him say it watching OU games years ago.

    https://sports.yahoo.com/ncaa/footb...Jackson-mystified-by-longevi?urn=ncaaf-wp3691
  8. Whaaa? This is a great explanation
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  9. "Peter Bogdanovich believes that the genesis of the imitation came from Grant's delivery in several lines in Only Angels Have Wings.. 'In the film his former girl friend is called Judith or Judy (played by Rita Hayworth). Cary has lines like "Hello, Judy. Come on, Judy. Now, Judy." But he never said "Judy, Judy, Judy." '

    Judy Quine has another explanation: 'Cary told me back in 1955 that when he did the Lux Radio Theater, they used his voice introduction for Judy Garland, who was a guest for the following week. He recalled some banter where he could have said "Judy, Judy, Judy," but he wasn't sure.'