what movie was the phrase; "Behind every beautiful woman, you'll find
a man thats tired of fucking her? " In what movie was this phrase used?

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Request for Question Clarification by answerfinder-ga on 10 Jan 2006 08:47 PST

Daer kimikae-ga
I have found variations of this phrase on three different forums which
credit it to a 2001 film.
Will a links to these forums answer your question even though the
exact phrase is not confirmed by a reliable source?

answerfinder-ga

Dear kimikae-ga,

I have found variations of this phrase on forums which credited to
Sidewalks of New York - 2001. However, an earlier reference is from a
book by Bill Maher in which the phrase appears as a chapter heading.
(My asterisks in each of the quotes)

True Story : A Novel by Bill Maher 
Publisher: Simon & Schuster (June 6, 2000) 
Use the search inside feature see the contents page.
?Show me the most beautiful woman in the world, and somewhere there?s
a guy who?s tired of ******* her?.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0684873605/ref=nosim/002-7051674-6947243?camp=2025&dev-t=D26XECQVNV6NDQ&link%5Fcode=xm2&n=283155

These are two forums which attribute it to Sidewalks of New York.
Near the bottom of the page.
?Show me a good looking woman and I'll show you someone who's tired of ******* her?
http://www.joblo.com/forums/showthread.php?s=eb5fc3b7ba4b2bc8fc0a3b4c8a799b94&postid=1815475

"Show me a beautiful woman and I'll show you a man who's tired of ****** her.
http://www.videoasylum.com/films/messages/8322.html

The quote does not appear on IMDB
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0239986/


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answerfinder

I do not know the movie it was used in, however, Rod Stewart issued
the quote in a Playboy 20 questions interview when asked about
breaking up with Brit Eckland.

Thank you. Do you know what year that was published as well?

yes.

This phrase was fairly common as graffiti in the 1980s.