The Wedding Singer (1998) Quotes with Sound Clips

The Wedding Singer (1998) Quotes with Sound Clips - Page 11

Sound clips of funny quotes and famous lines from The Wedding Singer (1998).

Actors: Adam Sandler (Robbie Hart), Drew Barrymore (Julia Sullivan), Christine Taylor (Holly Sullivan)

5 more actors

, Allen Covert (Sammy), Angela Featherstone (Linda), Matthew Glave (Glenn Gulia), Steve Buscemi (David Veltri), Jon Lovitz (Jimmie Moore)

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101 Actually, I shouldn't drink.

102 Actually, I've been doing some thinking and I don't need a big wedding and I think that I've been really selfish in making you do something that you don't even want to do.

103 Actually, you know what? You go this way and you go this way.

104 All I have are these arms to enfold you... Just go with it. And a love time can never destroy.

105 All I know is that to me you look like you're lots of fun, open up them lovin' arms, I want some, want some.

106 All I know is that to me you look like you're lots of fun, open up them lovin' arms. Watch out, here I come.

107 All I know is that to me you look like you're lots of fun, open up your lovin' arms. Watch out, here I come.

108 All I know is that to me you look like you're lots of fun, open up your lovin' arms. Watch out, here I come. (2)

109 All right, enough. Go out. I'll take care of the kids.

110 All right, everybody, come on. Out on the dance floor.

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