Self-introduction, Sean Connery as Patrick Hale from Wrong Is Right (1982)

I was an actor, and a coal miner, and a bartender, and a sailor, and a soldier of misfortune.

- Sean Connery as Patrick Hale from Wrong Is Right (1982)

soldier of fortune [NOUN] a man who seeks money or adventure as a soldier; mercenary

Tears, Roy Batty (Blade Runner, 1982 film)

I've seen things you people wouldn't believe... [laughs] Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion, I watched c-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate. All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain...

- Roy Batty from Blade Runner (1982)

Celebrity, Phoebe Cates

I was only 17 when I did my nude scenes in Paradise (1982). They were serious and more difficult because they were not easily justified. But the topless scene in Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982) was funny, which made it easy.

- Phoebe Cates (1963- )

내가 파라다이스(1982)라는 영화에서 누드 장면을 찍었을 때 나는 겨우 17살이었습니다. 쉽게 정당화되지 않았기에 심각했고, 더욱 힘들었습니다. 그러나 리치몬드 연애 소동(1982)의 상반신 누드 장면은 재미있었고, 그러기에 어렵지 않았습니다.

- 피비 케이츠 (Phoebe Cates | Phoebe Belle Cates) 영화배우

AFI #015 Pat Welsh as E.T. from E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982)

E.T. phone home.

- Pat Welsh as E.T. from E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982)

The bolded line is ranked #15 in the American Film Institute's list of the top 100 movie quotations in American cinema.

AFI #069 Heather O'Rourke as Carol Anne Freeling from Poltergeist (1982)

Carol Anne: They're here!

- Heather O'Rourke as Carol Anne Freeling from Poltergeist (1982)

The bolded line is ranked #69 in the American Film Institute's list of the top 100 movie quotations in American cinema.

Diane: Sweetheart, last night, when you said "They're here."
Carol Anne: Can I take my goldfish to school?
Diane: Sweetheart, do you remember last night when you woke up, and you said "They're here.'?
Carol Anne: Uh huh.
Diane: Well, who did you mean, who's here?
Carol Anne: The TV People.

Macross (1982~)

Macross

Genre: Military Science Fiction, mecha anime, Real Robot, Space Opera

Macross (マクロス, Makurosu) is a long-running series of science fiction Mecha anime, created by Shōji Kawamori of Studio Nue in 1982. The franchise features a fictional history of Earth/Humanity after the year 1999. It consists of three TV series, four movies, six OVAs, one light novel and five manga series, all sponsored by Big West Advertising.

Within the series, the term Macross is used to denote the main capital ship. This theme began in the original Macross, the SDF-1 Macross.

Overtechnology refers to the scientific advances discovered in an alien starship (Alien Star Ship - One later renamed Super Dimension Fortress - One Macross) that crashed on South Ataria island. With this technology, Earth was able to reverse engineer the technology to create mechas (variable fighters and destroids), a faster-than-light drive Space Fold for starships and other advanced technologies, which show up throughout the series.

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Chronology

Chronology	Title	Release Dates	Work	Ep
2008	Macross Zero "Macross 20th Anniversary". Original '82 TV series' prequel.	2002/12 -2004/10	OVA	5
2009 -2012	The Super Dimension Fortress Macross Original work adapted by Harmony Gold to become Robotech: The Macross Saga in 1985.	1982/10 -1983/06	TV	36
2009 -2012	Macross: The First Comic format alternate telling of the events in The Super Dimension Fortress Macross serialized in Shōnen Ace magazine.	2009	Manga	NA
2009 -2012 /2031 story within a story (in Macross 7)	The Super Dimension Fortress Macross: Do You Remember Love? Alternate telling of the events in The Super Dimension Fortress Macross, specifically episodes 2 through 27.	1984/07	Movie	1
2012	The Super Dimension Fortress Macross: Flash Back 2012 Epilogue of the Movie, segments were added in the movie's definitive "Perfect Edition".	1987/06	OVA	1
2040	Macross Plus TV series' sequel OVA created by Studio Nue. A side-story.	1984/08 -1995/06	OVA	4
2040	Macross Plus: International Version Alternative OVA version with English cast and songs.	1995/03 -1995/07	OVA	4
2040	Macross Plus: Movie Alternative Movie version with different editing and additional scenes.	1995/09	Movie	1
2045 -2046	Macross 7 TV series sequel to Macross Plus. First of the sequels to touch upon the metaplot. Features a new cast of characters, and only three returning characters from the original series.	1994/10 -1995/09	TV	49
2046	Macross 7: Trash Comic side-story first serialized in Shōnen Ace magazine then released as volumes.	1994/10 -2001/05	Manga	8
2046	Macross 7 The Movie: The Galaxy Is Calling Me!	1995/09	Movie	1
2046	Macross 7: Encore Three '94 TV series additional episodes.	1995/12	OVA	3
2047	Macross Dynamite 7 "Macross 15th Anniversary" '94 TV series' sequel.	1997/12 -1998/08	OVA	4
2059	Macross Frontier Manga '94 TV series' sequel. Comic format telling of the events in Macross Frontier first serialized in Shōnen Ace magazine.	2007/12	Manga	NA
2059	Macross Frontier (Deculture Edition) "Macross 25th Anniversary" '94 TV series' sequel pilot episode.	2007/12	TV	1
2059	Macross Frontier '94 TV series' sequel.	2008/04	TV	25
2059	Macross Frontier The Movie: The False Diva 2008 TV series' theatrical movie adaptation.	2009/11	Movie	1
2059	Macross Frontier Movie: The Wings of Goodbye 2009 Theatrical movie sequel.	TBA	Movie	1
2092 "parallel" world alternate continuity	The Super Dimension Fortress Macross II: Lovers, Again "Macross 10th Anniversary" TV series' sequel OVA created without Studio Nue.	1992/05 -1992/11	OVA	6

A feature film, subtitled Do You Remember Love? (愛・おぼえていますか Ai Oboete Imasu ka), was released in 1984, with a condensed version of the storyline and cutting-edge animation. This movie was later described as a "historical drama" movie within the Macross universe (similar to World War II films in the real world). In Macross Plus and Macross 7, it is revealed that there was a movie produced after Space War I (the original Earth-Zentradi conflict). Kawamori described the relation between the two depictions of Space War I: "The real Macross is out there, somewhere. If I tell the story in the length of a TV series, it looks one way, and if I tell it as a movie-length story, it's organized another way." (A edited, English-dubbed version of the feature was also released to video as Clash of the Bionoids.)

Macross II, the only animated project without Studio Nue's direct involvement, was declared a parallel-world story by Studio Nue.

In March 2007, Studio Victor placed a casting call for a voice actress to play the heroine, Ranka Lee, in a then untitled new Macross series. 18 year old Nakajima Megumi was selected in the nationwide singing and acting audition for the role of Ranka Lee in Japan. The project was given the tentative title of Macross 25. Later, as part of the 25th anniversary concert, a trailer was shown that revealed the new tentative title of Macross F (Frontier). During the concert, Kawamori Shoji mentioned that the timeframe of Macross Frontier was about 2070 A.D. Kawamori also announced that Yoko Kanno would be the music co-composer of the new Macross series. According to Newtype Magazine, this new series were supposed to take place in a school. The pilot episode aired in December 23, 2007. The new series were finally set in the year 2059 A.D. and took place in a new Macross Colony Fleet called "Macross Frontier". The new show was produced by Satelight and its episodes began their regular broadcast on April 4, 2008, in MBS channel of Japan. The final episode aired on September 25, 2008, what brought the series to a total of 25 episodes. A Macross Frontier Movie Edition was announced just after the ending of the new TV animated series.

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Source

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macross

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