Silver Screen Cocktails
Cocktails
are an American invention.They
really hit the bigtime
in the beginning of the 20th century. No doubt, Hollywood made
the cocktail culture famous. But I guess when you take shot of
Stock Market Crash, a repeal of Prohibition,
fill it with Depression then float glamorous Hollywood
technology on top, things can heat up.
Our
most famous toast, Here’s
looking at you kid, came
from the lips of Humphrey Bogart in the 1942
film, Casablanca. In 1962 James Bond made the Martini
an icon in our cocktail verbiage in the film Dr. No and Tom Cruise
jumpstarted flair & performance bartending all over the world
when heplayed a Flair Bartender in the 1988 film, Cocktail.
I
have collected these movies for years. If
I listed ALL the films that showed characters drinking beer, glasses
of wine with dinner, Champagne toasts, and countless shots then
it would crash this page! This collection of Silver Screen
Cocktails is dedicated to films that actually mention a specific
cocktail. I also tend to steer away from drunken or alcoholism-type
films in the collection. You can find many of these in articles
called Soused Cinema from Garv that writes for
Modern Drunkard Magazine. He also has a Boose
Movies Blogspot.
If you run across anything that I'm looking for
please email me!
Cheers!
This symbol 
means that you can listen to a clip. Also, I'm still in the process
of watching some of the films up to the 1950s. I recently learned
from author Ben Reed that a 95% of the cocktails mentioned in
the book, Hollywood
Cocktails, are incorrect. I will remove them as I go.He says
he was just given a list of cocktails and was to provide recipes
and didn't know that they didn't match up with the films in the
book.
1930
Anna Christie; While not a real cocktail,
I still felt this is special because it was Greta Garbo's
first line in a talking movie. She said, "Gimme a whiskey.
Ginger ale on the side. And don’t be stingy, baby."
Click on the image to see the clip.
You have to understand that the crossover from silent films
to a talkie was extremely scary for actors at this time.
Most thought talkies would never be a hit and their careers
over.
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1934
1935
| After Office Hours; Clark Gable
and Constance Bennett drink Dry Martinis
with one olive. |
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Top Hat; A Horse's Neck
is ordered, but doesn't specify which kind.
Remember
Last Night; Sidecars, Champagne, Wine, and Scotch
& Sodas.
1936
| My Man Godfrey; David Niven
plays a butler and helps himself to Vodka
Martinis. |
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1937
Every Day’s a Holiday;
Mae West and others drink Bellinis.
This movie also introduced the famous one-liner, "You
should get out of those wet clothes and into a Dry Martini."
The Awful Truth; In the first scene
Cary Grant invites a man over for Egg Nog.
Cary pushes a cart with a bowl of Egg Nog with liquour bottles
underneath so it's assumed that the Egg Nog is spiked. He then
sprinkles nutmeg on top and passes them out. Another scene a lady
says she's going down to the bar to see Joe the bartender. A party
shows a giant Champagne glass with balloons blowing on top to
look like bubbles set behind the orchestra. Cary and his date
drink Champagne. Cary makes himself
a drink that looks like a highball
of some type. More Champagne is drunk.
1938
Jezebel; Jezebel is set
in New Orleans in 1852. New Orleans is mentioned many times.
The first scene in this film a man pulls his carriage
next to the Louis-House to "have
a ball." I can only assume he means highball.
They walk into the very elegant bar. While there a man says,
A gentleman doesn't mention the name of a lady in a
bar." Another says, "Gentlemen, let's
have another drink!"
The next scene shows a cocktail party with many trays of
drinks being served butler-style. Bette Davis asks, "Whiskey,
Uncle Billy?" She also makes a toast.
The third scene shows men in a meeting and a tray of cocktails
are brought to the table. The word Mint Julep isn't used,
but it's quite evident the tray has Mint
Juleps. Mint Juleps
are drank by Henry Fonda throughout the film.
There's a line in the film that says, "I like my
convictions like my whiskey, undiluted."
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Jezebel won Academy Awards for Best Actress and Best
Supporting Actress.
It was nominated for Best Picture, Best Cinematography,
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1939
Dark Victory; Bette Davis drinks
Pink Gin.
Remember?; Greer Garson, Lew Ayres, and Robert
Taylor drink Imperials.
1940
Foreign Correspondent; Joel McCrea orders a Scotch
& Soda.
Bank
Dick; W,C, Fields
orders a Depth Bomb, Absinthe, and
rye highballs.
The Philadelphia Story;
Cary Grant gives Katherine Hepburn a Stinger.
Katherine Hepburn, Cary Grant and James Stewart drink Martinis
as well as Sherry and Champagne.
This film won Academy Awards for James Stewart (Best
Actor), and screenwriter Donald Ogden Stewart (Best Adapted
Screenplay). It also received Academy Award nominations
for George Cukor (Best Director), Katharine Hepburn (Best
Actress), Ruth Hussey (Best Supporting Actress), and Best
Picture (Joseph L. Mankiewicz - producer).
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Angels Over Broadway; Rita Hayworth and Douglas Fairbanks,
Jr. drink Rob Roys.
1941
The Man Who Came To Dinner; Ann Sheridan drinks
a Mint Julep poolside.
Phantom Submarine; Anita Louise and others drink
Seabreezes.
1942
Across the Pacific; Humphrey Bogart orders two
Planter Punches.
Woman of the Year; In the
first scene Spencer Tracey walks into a bar and orders a
Scotch & Water. Everyone
is listening to the Katherine Hepburn on the radio. There
are brandy snifters next to the radio.
Later, Spencer and Katherine drink double Scotch
& Waters. There is tickling of ice but no ice
in the drinks. Spencer talks about how in college he made
drinking bets with games.
Champagne is served at a cocktail
party, Spencer drinks white wine
with Katherine's father, and a tray of red
wine is brought out for a wedding toast.
This was Spencer & Hepburn's first film of many
together.Woman of the Year won an Academy Award for Best
Writing, Original Screenplay and was nominated for Best
Actress in a Leading Role.
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Casablanca;
Drinks and alcohol in this film include; Champagne
Cocktails, French 75s, and brandy. Also seen is the
most famous toast ever; Here’s looking at you
kid. And another famous line; Of all the gin joints
in all the towmns in all the world, she walks into mine.
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*Casablanca won three Oscars; Best Picture, directing, and writing
adapted for a screenplay. It was nominated for five Oscars; Best
Actor, Best supporting actor, best cinematography, film editing,
and original musical score.
Now, Voyager; Bette Davis
and Claude Rains order and drink Bourbon
Old Fashioneds. Click on the image to see the
clip
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1944
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The Miracle of Morgan's Creek;
serves "Victory Lemonade"
at a farewell party for the troops. A girl at the bar (and
many other people) drink many types of drinks but none are
called by name except for a man that wants to buy Champagne
for everyone in the room.
There is a scene of a bar showing many bottles
and a barman in a white jacket. There ia also a scene where
a bartender starins a drink with an inverted hawthorne strainer
inside the glass.
The Miracle of Morgan's Creek
was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Writing,
and Original Screenplay.
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Laura; Scotch & Sodas
are made. Click on the image to see the clip. |
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To Have and Have Not; Lauren Becall drinks a Daiquiri.
1946
The Big Sleep; Lauren Becall orders a Scotch
Mist.
It’s
a Wonderful Life; Clarence the Angel orders a Flaming
Rum Punch and a Mulled Wine.
The bartender responds with attitude.
| Humoresque; Joan Crawford
makes several drinks and there is a mention of a Bourbon
& Soda as she is making it. Click on the image
to see the clip. |
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1947
| Dead Reckoning; Humphrey Bogart
orders a Rye & Water from
a bartender. Lizabeth Scott is served a Ramos
Gin Fizz that she drinks.
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1948
The Big Clock; Ray Milland orders a Stinger
with green crème de menthe.
1949
State of the Union; Katherine Hepburn and another lady
drinks Sazeracs. The Sazerac
is mentioned about 10 times. Bourbon
is drank throughout the entire film, Champagne,
and a Martini, very dry is ordered.
DOA; Edmond O’Brien orders
a Bourbon Highball.
1950
Harvey; James Stewart orders many
Martinis throughout the movie.
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All About Eve; Bette Davis drinks a Gibson.
She holds the Gibson as she says the famous line, "Fasten
your seat belts. It's gonna be a bumpy night." |
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1952
Father of the Bride; Spencer Tracy tries to give
away Martinis.
The Snows of Kilimanjaro; Gregory
Peck, Ava Gardner and others drink Gimlets.
Clip coming soon.
1953
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes;
While not a real cocktail, Marilyn Monroe mixes three drinks.
One of water & bitters for her and Jane Russell and
another with equal parts of vodka, gin, brandy, and Scotch
with three sleeping pills. They are trying to get a mans
jacket off of him so they can look in his pockets. Click
on the imgae to see the clip.
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1954
Sabrina; Walter Hampden makes a Martini
but then has trouble getting the last olive out of the jar. He
finally pours his Martini into the jar.
1955
| Guys and Dolls; Marlon Brando
orders a Milk Punch (Dolce de
leche) served in a coconut cup for Jean Simmons and himself.
He tells her that at night they put a preservative in the
milk and when Jean Simmons asks what they use, Marlon Brando
answers, Bacardi. Jean Simmons asks if Bacardi has
alcohol in it and Marlon Brando says, "Well, just
enough to stop the milk from turning sour." They
drink six of them. |
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| The Seven Year Itch; Marilyn
Monroe and Tom Ewell drink Martinis,
Champagne, and Tom Collins.She also
mentions that she watered the plants with a cocktail shaker
and dunks a potato chip in Champagne. Tom Ewell also says
that he had a peanut butter sandwich and 2 Whiskey
Sours for breakfast. |
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1956
High Society; Champagne
is drunk all though the film and Frank Sinatra and Bing Crosby
actually sing a duet while pouring each other Champagne
from a hide-away bar buuilt into the bookshelves. Bing Crosby
gives Grace Kelly a Stinger. Frank
Sinatra drinks a Stinger.
1957
An Affair to Remember;
Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr drink Champagne
Cocktails made with pink Champagne.
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1958
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof; Paul Newman has a Hot
Toddy and many whiskeys.
Auntie Mame; The 2nd scene
of the film is at a cocktail party. Auntie Mame (Rosalind
Russell) descends the stairs talking about how someone is
on their way with a gallon of gin.
This is because the film begins in the prohibition year
of 1928 (it spans about 20 years). Auntie Mame holds
2 tall amber colored cocktails with a cherry on the bottom
and a lemon slice garnish (I don't know what they are).
Martinis are seen and drunk
and one lady in particular is holding a
Martini that has a long handle. It almost looks
like she's holding a glass ladle but the bowl is a Martini
glass. A maid says Mame has thrown 13 cocktail parties and
one was cancelled because the bootlegger didn’t show.
Mame tells her nephew, Patrick to write down
all the words he hears that he doesn't know while at the
cocktail party. Two of them are bathtub
gin and blotto (the
others are libido, inferiority complex, stinko, free love,
monkey glands, and homosexual).
The morning after the party Mame asks Patrick
to, "Run along to Ito (the butler) and tell him to
bring me a light breakfast, black coffee, and a Side
Car.
Patrick makes a Martini
for a visiting guest. He asks if he would like it
dry or extra dry. There is a complete scene of Patrick
(Jan Handzlik) pouring the gin in a glass pitcher then educating
the man by saying, “Stir never shake, it bruises the
gin. He then swirls vermouth around inside a Martini glass,
pours it out then pours the stirred gin into the glass.
He serves it without an olive but asks, “Would you
like an olive? Auntie Mame says it takes up too much room
in the drink.” Click on
the clip to see the scene.
Mame's wealthy boyfriend (and soon to be husband) from
Georgia serves a tray of drinks in silver cups. One can
one assume they are Mint Juleps.
Champagne is
mentioned and drunk. Years go by and a grown Patrick’s
introduces Mame to his girlfriend and Mame offers her a
Cognac or Drambuie.
When Mame visits Patrick’s girlfriend’s
family (somewhere in the south) her father makes his special
Daiquiri in a giant half-gallon shaker. There are limes
and honey sitting on the bar. The father talks about Cuban
rum and his “secret” ingredient in his
Daiquiri. He asks Mame to guess what it is. Mame says, “Chocolate
Ice Cream.” The secret ingredient is honey in place
of sugar. Mame hates it and when no one is looking throws
the liquid contents over her shoulder. When the family visits
Mame, she she tells the father that she has a special drink
too but won’t be sharing the secret. She says they
are called The Flaming Mame
and the trick is to drink them up fast before the flame
goes away. She serves the drinks in tall metal flutes and
lights each one by one with fireplace matches then asks,”Is
everyone lit?” Later whiskey served in tall glasses
without ice.
One line in the film goes:
Agnes Gooch: Spirits do the most horrible thing to me. I'm
not the same person!
Mame: What's wrong with that?
Agnes Gooch: Will it mix with Dr. Pepper?
Mame: He'll love it! Drink!
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Auntie Mame won an Academy Award for Best Actress in
a Leading Role, Best Actress in a Supporting Role, Best
Art Direction-Set Decoration, Best Cinematography, Best
Film Editing, and Best Picture. |
1959
North by Northwest; Cary Grant drinks a Gibson.
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Beloved Infidel; Deborah Kerr and Phillip Ober drink
Sazeracs.
| Some Like It Hot; Marilyn
Monroe makes Manhattans. It shows
her pouring whiskey and sweet vermouth in a hot water bottle
(make-shift shaker) then later chipping at an ice block. All
this happens on a late night train. |
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1960s
1960 The Apartment; Shirley MacLaine asks for
a Daiquiri and Hope Holiday asks
for a Rum Collins.
1961 Blue Hawaii; Angela Lansbury throws a cocktail party
For Elvis Presley and serves Mai Tais.
1961 Days of Wine and Roses; Jack Lemmon orders Lee Remick
a Brandy Alexander.
1961
Breakfast at Tiffany’s; Audrey Hepburn drinks a
Planter’s Punch.George
Peppard also talks about drinking Champagne at breakfast.
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Dr. No; James Bond drinks two medium
dry Vodka Martinis shaken with a lemon peel and jumpstarts
the sale of vodka in America while exploding the Vodka Martini
worldwide. Click on the image to see the clip. |
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1962 The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone; Vivian Leigh drinks
an Americano.
1963 From Russia With Love; Sean Connery has a Martini,
Raki, and at least a half bottle of Taittinger Blanc de Blanc
Champagne.
1963
| Irma la Douce; Romanic comedy.
Most of the scenes take place in a bar.
Lou Jacobi plays the bartender. He uses
a soda charger bottle to wake people up, stop fights, etc.
At one point Jack lemmon picks it up and uses it. Jack orders
Cognac and Champagne. Shirley
MacLaine orders Pernod and peppermint
tea. The bartender pours ice water on the Pernod like
you do with Absinthe. Many other drinks are seen. Shirley
won an Oscar for best actress and the film won best cinematography.
I'm including this film because when you mix the Pernod
and ice water together I believe that classifies it as a cocktail. |
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1963 Come Blow Your Horn; Frank Sinatra orders Rum
& Coke.
1963 The Nutty Professor; Jerry Lewis orders an Alaskan
Polar Bear Heater.
1964 Goldfinger; Sean Connery has three Brandies,
one Port Wine, one Vodka Martini shaken not stirred with
a lemon twist, one Sour mash Mint Julep, and at least half
a bottle of Dom Pérignon ’53. Honor Blackman
has a Mint Julep.
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1965 Thunderball; Sean Connery orders a bottle of Dom
Pérignon ’55, makes a Vodka Martini with Smirnoff
Blue and Cinzano dry vermouth, drinks at least a half bottle of
Red Wine, and orders a Rum Collins.
1967 You Only Live Twice; Sean Connery drinks a Stolichnaya
Vodka Martini made and Martini & Rossi dry vermouth, a shot
of Siamese vodka, two cups of Sake at 98.4 degrees Fahrenheit,
a glass of Dom Pérignon ’59, and some Japanese whisky.
| 1967 Casino Royale; David
Niven drinks a glass of whisky in bed, and drinks Martinis
with Peter Sellers. |
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1968 The Producers; Mel Brooks drinks
a Manhattan.
1968
Funny Girl; Barbra Streisand
drinks a Green Creme de Menthe Frappe',
dry Sherry, and pours Ziegfield a glass of Champagne.
Omar Shariff drinks Courvoiser, Scotch &
Water, and dry Sherry. Streisand's
mother owns a saloon called Brice's.
1969 On Her Majesty’s Secret Service; George Lazenby
drinks a Martini, glass of Champagne, a
Malt Whisky & Branch, two glasses of Red Wine, and a Beer.
1970s
1971 Diamonds are Forever; Sean Connery has a glass of
Sherry, Scotch on the rocks, Vodka Martini,
and a glass of Mouton Rothschild ’55 Claret. Jill St. John
pours herself Sweet Vermouth.
1973 Live and Let Die; Roger Moore orders a Bourbon &
Water, a bottle of Bollinger Champagne,
and a Bourbon neat, however David Hedison changes the order
to two Sazeracs.
1974 Godfather Part II; John Cazale orders a Banana
Daiquiri.
1974 Murder on the Orient Express;
Hercule Poirot drinks a Creme de Menthe.
1974 The Man with the Golden Gun; Roger Moore drinks
two glasses of Red Wine, a glass of Champagne,
and a glass of Sparkling White Wine.
1977 Saturday Night Fever; John Travolta orders a 7&7.
1977 The Spy Who Loved Me; Roger Moore drinks some white
wine, a Vodka Martini shaken not stirred, two glasses of Champagne,
with one bottle identified as a Dom Pérignon ’52.
1978 Death on the Nile; Manhattans
are drunk.
1979 Moonraker;Roger Moore drinks two glasses of Bollinger
Champagne, and a Vodka Martini shaken not stirred.
1980s
1980 The Shining; A ghost bartender drinks a Martini.
1981 For Your Eyes Only; Roger Moore drinks some
Glüwein, Ouzo, a glass of White
Wine, and at least half a bottle of Champagne. |
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1982 Toostie; Dressed as Dorothy, Dustin Hoffman orders
a Dubonnet with a twist.
1982 Evil Under The Sun; Maggie
Smith offers Peter Ustinov a choice of a White
Lady, a Sidecar, or a Between the Sheets.
1983 Octopussy; Roger Moore drinks three glasses of Champagne
and a Vodka Martini.
1983 Never Say Never Again; Sean Connery drinks two Vodka
Martinis, Vodka on the rocks, Red Wine, and Champagne.
Kim Basinger orders a Double Bloody Mary.
1985 A View to Kill; Roger Moore drinks four glasses
of Bollinger Champagne, Red Wine, and Stolichnaya
Vodka neat.
1985 Fletch; Chevy Chase orders a Bloody
Mary.
| 1987 The Living Daylights;
Timothy Dalton drinks a Vodka Martini
shaken not stirred, a Stolichnaya Vodka Martini shaken not
stirred, a glass of Champagne, and a glass of Jim Beam. |
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1988 Beaches; Bette Midler orders a Stinger.
1988
Cocktail; Tom Cruise makes a blue drink and calls it
a Turquoise Blue.
1989 Licence to Kill; Timothy Dalton drinks four glasses
of Bollinger Champagne and orders a medium-dry
Vodka Martini.
1989 Skin Deep; John Ritter drinks
a Bonzai Sunset (whatever that is).
1989 She's Out of Control; Tony Danza orders a Double
Kahlúa Punch, which is served in a pineapple with
a parasol.
1989 Batman; The Joker drinks a
Martini.
1990s
1990 The Adventures of Ford Fairlane; Andrew Dice Clay
makes a Sambuca Milkshake.
1992 Batman Returns; Mr. and Mrs. Cobblepot (the Penguin's
parents) drink Martinis.
1993 The Firm; Martinis
are ordered. there's also beer, Champagne,
and a drink made with Havana Club
in the Cayman Islands.
1993 Groundhog’s Day; Bill Murray and Andie Mcdowell
order Sweet Vermouth on the rocks.
Also there's a comment about drinking Pina
Coladas.
1993 Mrs. Doubtfire; Robert Prosky orders a Double
Scotch on the rocks and tells the waiter to bring Robin
Williams two of them so that he can catch up.
1994 Ed Wood; Two Beefeater Martinis,
whiskey, Rum and Coke, and Chablis are ordered.
1994 Bar Girls;
Girls order Sex on the Beach.
| 1995 Goldeneye; Pierce Brosnan
drinks half of a bottle of Champagne,
and a Jack Daniel’s on the rocks and orders a Vodka
Martini straight up shaken not stirred with a twist. |
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1995 The Net; Sandra Bullock orders a Gibson
at the Beach Bar.
1995 Grumpier Old Men; Jack Lemmon and Sophia Loren drink
Grappa.
1995 Father of the Bride; Steve Martin has a daydream
where his son-in-law is a Martini
drinking playboy.
1996 Striptease; Demi Moore is offered a Wine
Cooler.
1996 The Evening Star; Miranda Richardson orders a Bloody
Mary. When she realizes that Shirley MacLaine has discovered
that she slept with Bill Paxton she and then gives the drink to
Bill Paxton telling him, you're going to need this.
1996 In Love and War; Sandra Bullock gives Chris O’Donnell
a Martini made from gin and castor
oil.
1996 Mother; Albert Brooks and Debbie Reynolds have Martinis.
1996 To Gillian on Her 37th Birthday; Claire Danes drinks
two large Zombies.
1996 Happy Gilmore;
Christopher McDonald drinks Martinis.
1996 Up Close and Personal; Michelle Pfeiffer has a Banana
Daiquiri.
1997 Tomorrow Never Dies; Pierce Brosnan drinks a glass
of Champagne, a Vodka Martini and three
Smirnoff Vodka shots.
1997 Fathers Day; Billy Crystal chugs a Martini
in one gulp when Nastassja Kinski tells him he might be
a father.
1997 Deconstructing Harry; Billy Crystal drinks a Martini.
1997 Jackie Brown; Pam Grier & Samuel L. Lewis order
a Screwdriver.
1997 George of the Jungle; Homas Haden Church
makes a comment about a Gin Martini,
then mentions that a white ape sounds like a drink then orders
two Black Russians and a White Ape.
1997 The Ice Storm; Sigourney Weaver drinks Martinis.
1997 The Man Who Knew Too Little; Bill Murray drinks
a Martini made by Joanne Whalley.
1997 Money Talks; Heather Locklear’s mother drinks
a Bloody Mary.
1997 My Best Friend’s Wedding; Julia Roberts and
Dermot Mulroney order Margaritas.
1997 Open Your Eyes; Fele Martinez and Penelope Cruz
drink Rum & Cokes. Eduardo Noriega
orders a Whiskey & Coke.
1997 Meet Wally Sparks; Debi Mazar asks for Sex
on the Beach.
1997 Grosse Pointe Blank; John Cusack and Minnie Driver
order Vodka on the rocks.
1997 Eight Heads in a Duffel Bag; Andy Comeau, Kristy
Swanson and George Hamilton drink Margaritas.
1997 Boogie Nights; Mark Wahlberg and John C. Reilly
have Margaritas.
1997 Picture Perfect; Kevin Bacon and Jennifer Anniston
drink Martinis.
1998 Wild Things; Matt Dillon orders Rum
& Coke.
1998 There's Something about Mary; Matt Dillon orders
a Whiskey Sour (but you never see
it).
| 1998 The Big Lebowski; Jeff
Bridges drinks many White Russians. |
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1998 Deceiver;
Tim Roth drinks a Martini.
1998 Happiness;
A woman makes Ben Gazzara a Gin & Tonic.
1998 Gods and Monsters;
Ian McKellen has two Martinis.
1998 Bringing Down
The House; Joan Plowright orders a Double 7
& 7.
1998 Hope Floats;
Sandra Bullock orders a Vodka Tonic.
1998 Living Out
Loud; Holly Hunter has a Martini.
1998 The Bone Collector;
Denzel Washington asks Queen Latifah for Two
fingers of Vodka.
1998 The Odd Couple;
Jack Lemmon has a Martini and Walter Matthau has a Double
Scotch.
1998 The Imposters;
Stanley Tucci has a Martini in a
huge martini glass while others have normal martini glasses. A
Triple Bourbon and
a Grasshopper are also ordered.
1999 Blast from the Past; Christopher
Walken and Sissy Spacek drink Martinis
all through the movie. Alicia Silverstone brings a Champagne
Cocktail to Brendan Fraser.
1999 Double Jeopardy; Bruce Greenwood has a Martini.
1999 About Schmidt; Jack Nicholson orders a Vodka
Gimlet. Jack Nicholson & Kathy Bates drink Manhattans.
1999 Me, Myself & Irene; Renee Zellweger and Jim
Carrey have Rum & Cokes.
1999 Eyes Wide Shut; Todd Field has a Vodka
Tonic.
1999 Goodbye Lover starring Patricia
Arquette and Dermot Mulroney; There are Martinis
all through this movie.
1999 The Guilty; Someone orders a Double
Whiskey Sour.
1999 House on Haunted Hill; Famke Janssen has a Martini.
1999 A Perfect Murder; Michael Douglas holds a Martini
and fixes one for Gwyneth Paltrow.
1999 The World is Not Enough; Pierce
Brosnan drinks a Vodka Martini shaken mot
stirred, two Smirnoff Vodka shots, and Bollinger Champagne.
1999 Cruel Intentions; Selma Blair finishes her beverage
and says it doesn't taste like tea. Ryan Phillippe tells her that
it's from Long Island (Long Island Iced
Tea).
1999 Crazy in Alabama; Melanie Griffith orders a Hurricane.
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