A Night at the Roxbury is a 1998 American comedy film directed by John Fortenberry and starring Chris Kattan and Will Ferrell as two brothers trying to make it into the nightclub scene in Los Angeles. The film has become a cult classic and is known for its iconic quotes and scenes. In this article, we will explore some of the most memorable quotes from A Night at the Roxbury.
“What is love? Baby don’t hurt me, don’t hurt me, no more.”
Undoubtedly the most famous quote from the movie, this line is from the scene where Steve (Will Ferrell) and Doug (Chris Kattan) are driving in their car and listening to the song “What is Love” by Haddaway. The line has become a pop culture phenomenon and has been parodied in various movies and TV shows.
“You can’t take away our dreams.”
Steve and Doug are constantly trying to get into the Roxbury, a popular nightclub in Los Angeles. In this scene, they are being kicked out of the club by the bouncer, but they refuse to give up on their dream of becoming successful in the nightclub scene.
“Emiliooooo!”
Emilio is a recurring character in the movie, played by Richard Grieco. He is a successful club owner who Steve and Doug idolize. Whenever they see him, they yell out his name in a high-pitched voice, which has become another iconic moment from the movie.
“I’m gonna grab a quick workout, pump up the pecs, then it’s off to the Roxbury.”
Steve and Doug are constantly working on their appearance in order to fit in with the nightclub scene. In this scene, Steve is doing push-ups in his office and talking about his plans for the night, which include going to the Roxbury.
“You guys… you guys are like brothers to me, man.”
Despite their constant bickering, Steve and Doug have a strong bond and consider each other brothers. This line is said by Steve to Doug towards the end of the movie, when they are trying to reconcile after a fight.
“This is the lap dance of luxury.”
Steve and Doug are finally able to get into the Roxbury and are enjoying their time at the club. In this scene, they receive a lap dance from two women and Steve exclaims this iconic line.
“I don’t know what to do with my hands.”
Steve and Doug are constantly trying to imitate successful men in order to fit in with the nightclub scene. In this scene, Steve is trying to talk to a woman but doesn’t know what to do with his hands, leading to an awkward moment.
“You can take away our phones and our keys, but you can’t take away our dreams.”
Steve and Doug are arrested for driving under the influence and are thrown in jail. In this scene, they are trying to stay positive and continue to pursue their dream of becoming successful in the nightclub scene.
“What are you doing?” “I’m giving her my eyes.”
Steve and Doug are constantly trying to impress women, but are often unsuccessful. In this scene, Steve is trying to impress a woman by giving her his intense stare, but it only leads to an awkward moment.
“I’m not gay.”
Steve and Doug are mistaken for being gay multiple times throughout the movie. In this scene, they are trying to prove to a woman that they are not gay, but their actions only lead to more confusion.
“Did you just grab my ass?” “Sir, from where I’m standing, that’s a physical impossibility.”
Steve and Doug are constantly getting into awkward situations, including this one where they are accused of grabbing a man’s butt. Their attempts to deny it only lead to more confusion and hilarity.
“We’re gonna dance with some ladies.”
Despite their lack of success with women, Steve and Doug never give up on their dream of dancing with ladies at the Roxbury. In this scene, they are excited to finally have the opportunity to dance with some women.
“We could dance if we want to.”
This line is from the song “The Safety Dance” by Men Without Hats, which plays during the movie. It has become a popular phrase and is often used in reference to the movie.
“I’m not an ashtray, I’m a person.”
In this scene, Steve and Doug are at a party and Steve is using a woman’s leg as an ashtray. When she protests, Steve responds with this hilarious line.
“I like to dance.”
Steve and Doug are constantly trying to fit in with the nightclub scene, which includes dancing. In this scene, Steve is trying to impress a woman by showing off his dance moves.
“Do you have any formal wear?” “I have a navy blazer.”
Steve and Doug are constantly trying to dress up in order to fit in with the nightclub scene. In this scene, they are trying to buy formal wear for an upcoming event, but their options are limited.
“I’m sorry, did my pin get in the way of your ass?”
In this scene, Steve and Doug are trying to impress a woman by pretending to be successful businessmen. When they accidentally bump into her, Steve uses this hilarious line as an apology.
“You better bring a helmet.”
Steve and Doug are constantly getting into trouble, and this line is said by a police officer who is warning them about the dangers of their reckless behavior.
“We’re not gonna go to the Roxbury.”
Despite their constant efforts, Steve and Doug are not always successful in getting into the Roxbury. In this scene, they are resigned to the fact that they won’t be able to go to the club.
“This is the most I’ve ever talked to a woman.”
Steve and Doug are not always successful with women, but in this scene, Steve is able to have a conversation with a woman and is excited about it.
“I’m sorry, my friend is an idiot.”
Despite their strong bond, Steve and Doug often get into arguments and make fools of themselves. In this scene, Steve is apologizing for Doug’s behavior.
“You have a beautiful home.”
In this scene, Steve and Doug are trying to impress a woman by pretending to be rich and successful. When they enter her house, Steve uses this line to try and flatter her.
“That’s my move.”
Steve and Doug are constantly trying to come up with new dance moves to impress people. In this scene, Steve accuses another man of stealing his signature move.
“We’re going to the Roxbury.”
Despite their many setbacks, Steve and Doug never give up on their dream of getting into the Roxbury. In this scene, they are excited to finally have the opportunity to go to the club.
“I don’t think they heard me, you should yell it.”
In this scene, Steve and Doug are trying to get the attention of a woman. When she doesn’t hear what they are saying, Steve suggests that Doug yell it out.
“What are you doing in the bathroom?” “I was just washing my hands.” “In the dark?”
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