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146 Funny Ringtones From Movies (Audio) - page 12

Updated: Apr 14, 2026
A selection of funny ringtones from movies, as rated by Movie-Sounds.org's visitors, accompanied by short audio samples in mp3 and wav format, which can be used as ringtones for your smartphone.
111 We just got a call from a massage parlor.
Telly Savalas as Lt. "Theo" Kojak; Lt. Theo Kojak in Kojak

112 It's for you.
Allan Lane as Mister Ed in Mister Ed

113 Velly solly. Long number. (2)
Allan Lane as Mister Ed in Mister Ed

114 Hello? Hello? -She hung up on us.
Allan Lane as Mister Ed in Mister Ed

115 Yes. Your pants is on the phone.
Wilbur in Mister Ed

116 Any calls for me? -Take your pick.
Quote from The High and the Mighty (1954)

117 How did you know my phone number?
Quote from Rain Man (1988)

118 That telephone's been ringing continuously for a week now. We haven't had a moment's peace.
Charlie Chaplin as King Shahdov in A King in New York (1957)

119 Just let... Let... No, but... You don't... Would you just... Let me... Give me... You're not... Give me a... Ow!
John Candy as Buck Russell in Uncle Buck (1989)

120 I'll be with you in a minute. I gotta answer my phone. I gotta be alone with my phone.
Dwight Schultz as Howling Mad Murdock in The A-Team

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