Since no one got it the answer is "Forget Paris" . Billy Chrystal.

Thank you. Your quote was driving me crazy.

"You know, to pull off this irascible genius routine, one actually has to be a genius."

The Imitation Game.



"Oh what a day, what a lovely day!"

"I'm your huckleberry. Why Johnny Ringo, you looked like someone just walked over your grave."

Can't say I blame Ringo. If Doc Holliday basically said he'd be my dance partner before a fight, I think I might be a tad concerned. ...... Tombstone

The meaning of "I'm your huckleberry...."
 

Actually, when Johnny Ringo believed he was addressing Wyatt Earp and said 'Well, I didn't think you had it in you..." and Doc Holliday replied "I'm your huckleberry" I believe that he meant that he (Doc) was up to the challenge of taking him on or up to the job as it were....

Once did some research on Doc. Turns out he frequently said, "I'm your huckleberry." Huckleberry was a slang term for a dance partner in the West at that time. doc used it to mean he was the man for the job. So, I'd blanch if Doc said that to me -- he really was quite a gunslinger before his TB got the better of him. (Sorry, I have a tendency to drone on about absolutely nothing if it interests me.)

"I have to laugh, because I have out finessed myself."

Say when ..........

"You just put your lips together and... blow."

Lauren Bacall in "To Have and Have Not".

Here's one, I would be surprised, if someone knew!

"Have I told you today, how much, I adore you".

Caddy Shack

Well I could answer but only because you mentioned it was one of your favorite movies awhile back. (Been looking for it ever since.) so, I'll leave it to someone who actually has seen the movie.

Mein Führer! I can walk!!"

Here's a visual hint:

https://youtu.be/GiwKb-x7wXQ