What is the famous line from the sandlot?
Ham: “You’re killing me, Smalls!” Why it’s the best: This would have made the list just for the S’mores exchange, but it’s No. 1 because it’s the first — and best — time that iconic line, “You’re killing me, Smalls!” is uttered.
What does Wendy say to squints?
You see, while 1993’s “The Sandlot” stands tall above almost every coming-of-age sports movie ever made, the memory of Wendy Peffercorn (as Squints so eloquently said) “oiling and lotioning, lotioning and oiling” will stick with me forever.
Who Says You play ball like a girl?
Sandlot Kids : Yeah! Phillips : You bob for apples in the toilet! And you like it! Ham Porter : You play ball like a giiirrrrrrrrl!
Who said forever in sandlot?
Ham for sure has most of the best lines of the movie. The one line that will live on forever, however, is one that he repeats throughout.
Is sandlot a true story?
A major plot point involves the legendary dog, The Beast, who lives beyond a fence bordering the sandlot. Though the events are much more dramatized, The Sandlot’s writer David M. Evans wrote The Beast based on an animal from his own childhood.
Does squints marry Wendy?
Some moved away, Benny the Jet made it to the big leagues, and Squints married Wendy Peffercorn. Earlier, TheWrap explored why “The Sandlot” is one of those movies that will never die. Now, 25 years later, let’s also explore where the film’s actors ended up in real life.
Do you want a s’more some more what?
Do you want a s’more? Scotty Smalls: I just got here, so how can I have some more of nothing? Hamilton “Ham” Porter: You’re killin’ me, Smalls! Okay, these are s’mores stuff.
What happened to yeah yeah from sandlot?
Marty York landed his first acting gig as The Sandlot’s Alan “Yeah-Yeah” McClennan. He went on to fill his résumé with roles in Boy Meets World, Wings, Hey Arnold!, and, most recently, a 2015 episode of The Eric Andre Show.