The Princess Bride

[migratory]

It's about time I started using this shiny journal for something other than archiving.

So let's start with a few icons from The Princess Bride, by William Goldman, because surely everyone loves Inigo et al. Quotes were harvested from the dvd, wikiquote and imdb.

Credit is appreciated but not required.
There are spoilers under the cut.

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Comments

[allie_meril]

Hee! I'm not taking any, because I'm all full up on icons, but I highly approve of these quotes. :)

[cataroo]

These are great-- I love 'em. May snag a couple later.

[trishtrash]

I love these as surely as I love your own icon (and I peeked at your others, too, and you have BLAZING SADDLES icons - if you were trying to win the internets, I think they've been awarded already, but you can have Spain).

What was I saying? Oh, right. Icon. Luff. I has it.

If you ever get around to iconing quotes from Red Dwarf/Life on Mars/Ashes to Ashes you might find that the internets are up for grabs again. I'm just saying *tries not to wiggle excitedly*

[migratory]

Thanks :-)

I'll be taking possession by the end of the year :-) It's nice to see another Blazing Saddles fan... I think we're a rare breed round here. (I'm liking the L'il Dream icon, too!)

I like all of those programmes, so I may have a go at them if there's an internet at stake :-)

[acciochocolate]

I adore Blazing Saddles. It's really my fave amongst Mel Brooks' work, even if most fan think Young Frankenstein is superior. (I don't think so, but I do like YF a lot, I just like Blazing Saddles better.)

[migratory]

I have to admit that I haven't seen YF yet, though it's on my 'to watch' list.

I've actually seen very little of Mel Brooks's stuff... I love Blazing Saddles because I love westerns rather than because I'm knowledgeable about M.B. But I do intend to rectify that :-)

[chiana606]

Oh, I'm grabbing eight! thanks!

[sabbrielle]

Saved number eight!