Based loosely on John Milius, this character borrows from Shakespeare's Hamlet when he ends a eulogy with the words "Goodnight sweet Prince".  
Based loosely on John Milius, this character borrows from Shakespeare's Hamlet when he ends a eulogy with the words "Goodnight sweet Prince".  In the edited-for-TV version of the film he can be heard to exclaim the words "when you meet a stranger in the Alps" and "when you fix a stranger scrambled eggs" while he employs a strange interrogation tactic. He demonstrates knowledge of the works of Sholom Aleichem to attest to being Jewish, a faith he was a convert to. This owner of a private security firm also speaks about Constitutional law when he admonishes a waitress with the Supreme Court's views of "prior restraint" of free speech.  Later he hurls a bowling ball at Uli Kunkle, the man from the beaver picture.  For ten points, name this character who gave us the lines "Eight year olds" and "Chinaman is not the preferred nomenclature" as the sidekick to "The Dude" in The Big Lebowski.
Based loosely on John Milius, this character borrows from Shakespeare's Hamlet when he ends a eulogy with the words "Goodnight sweet Prince".  
{Walter Sobchak} (accept either name)