
Cocktails in Film
I have been collecting cocktails in film since the 1980s.
The relationship between cinema and drinking culture goes back almost to the beginning of film itself, but it took on new glamour in the early 1930s.
After all, Hollywood has always understood that a well-timed drink can be as important to a scene as a well-timed close-up.
Even in the silent era, drinking scenes were common—especially in Charlie Chaplin films. During Prohibition, filmmakers often avoided the issue by setting drinking scenes in countries where alcohol remained legal.
1916 The Rink 🍿 ROLL THE CLIP →
Charlie Chaplin shows off some surprisingly impressive cocktail flair—pouring from two bottles at once, long-pouring what appears to be bitters, and tossing and catching his shaker tin. Then comes the actual shake. Chaplin starts flapping his arms like he's doing the chicken dance while somehow keeping the shaker almost perfectly still. He shakes everything except the cocktail.
1917 The Adventurer 🍿 ROLL THE CLIP →
Charlie Chaplin proves there’s more than one way to make a Highball—even if his way would horrify a bartender. 😂
A waiter brings Chaplin a tray with a bottle of brown liquor, a soda siphon, and a dainty little cocktail glass. Chaplin studies the setup, then ignores the obvious plan. Instead, he squirts the soda directly into the liquor bottle, essentially making his Highball right inside the bottle.
And the little glass? He finds another use for that: an ashtray for his cigar.
More than a century later, the scene is still a perfect example of Chaplin’s visual comedy: give him all the proper tools to make a drink, and watch him use every single one of them wrong.
1921 The Idle Class 🍿 ROLL THE CLIP →
Charlie Chaplin turns cocktail shaking into a brilliant visual gag. From behind, Chaplin appears to be overcome with emotion, his shoulders heaving as he stares at a photograph of his wife and reads the note she has left behind. It looks as though he's sobbing.
Then he turns around.
He's not crying at all—he's shaking a cocktail. 😂
The simple misdirection is classic Chaplin: without saying a word, he lets the audience assume one thing, then reveals something completely different. More than a century later, the cocktail shake still delivers the punchline.
Cocktails in Film from 1914 to Present
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1914
Caught in a Cabaret
A Horse's Neck is ordered (not seen), and it's part of a joke.
1928
Manhattan
Manhattans.
1932
Cock of the Air
Martinis.
Grand Hotel
A man wants Joan Crawford's character to order a Louisiana Flip, but she orders absinthe. The man says “Louisiana Flip” eight times.
1934
The Thin Man 🍿 ROLL THE CLIP →
Knickerbocker, Martini, Manhattan, and Bronx.
Retired detective Nick Charles knows his cocktails—and apparently believes the bartenders at New York’s elegant Normandie Hotel could use a lesson.
While shaking his own Martini behind the bar, Nick explains that the secret is rhythm: “With a Manhattan you shake to fox-trot time. A Bronx to two-step time. A dry Martini you always shake to waltz time.”
Later, Nick meets up with his wife, Nora, who asks the inevitable question: “How many drinks have you had?” As a waiter arrives with two more Martinis, Nick casually replies, “This will make six Martinis.”
Nora doesn't scold him. She simply turns to the waiter and says, “All right. Will you bring me five more Martinis, Leo, and line them up right here.”
And that tells you just about everything you need to know about Nick and Nora Charles. 🍸🍸🍸🍸🍸🍸
My Man Godfrey
Vodka Martinis.
1935
After Office Hours
Dry Martinis with one olive.
Alias Mary Dow
Martinis.
Top Hat
Buck Fizzes.
1936
Dodsworth
Martinis.
1937
Every Day’s a Holiday
Bellinis. This movie also introduced Mae West's famous one-liner, “You should get out of those wet clothes and into a Dry Martini.”
Make Way For Tomorrow
Old-Fashioneds.
The Awful Truth
Cary Grant's character serves eggnog from a punchbowl.
1938
Jezebel
Mint Juleps.
1939
Dark Victory
Pink Gin.
Ninotchka
Black Russian.
Remember?
Imperials.
1940
Angels over Broadway
Rob Roys.
Foreign Correspondent
Scotch & Soda.
The Philadelphia Story
Kir Royales.
1941
Phantom Submarine
Sea Breezes.
The Man Who Came to Dinner
Mint Julep.
1942
Across the Pacific
Planter’s Punches.
Casablanca
Champagne Cocktails and French 75s.
Now, Voyager
Old-Fashioneds.
Woman of the Year
Scotch & Soda.
1943
The Heat’s On
Martinis.
Du Barry Was a Lady
Old Fashioneds.
1944
Double Indemnity
Pimm’s Cocktail.
Laura
Vincent Price's character makes a Gin & It.
To Have and Have Not
Daiquiri.
1945
The Lost Weekend
Rusty Nail.
1946
It’s a Wonderful Life 🍿 ROLL THE CLIP →
Flaming Rum Punch and Mulled Wine.
In this unforgettable scene, George (James Stewart) confidently orders a double Bourbon from Nick, the owner/bartender, setting the stage for a classic cocktail moment. Meanwhile, with an air of celestial sophistication, Clarence the Angel (Henry Travers) initially opts for a Flaming Rum Punch. Still, he later shifts to a Mulled Wine with a generous dash of cinnamon. The charm of this cinematic gem extends beyond its time, prompting us to ponder the intriguing choice of libations in the 1650s, as revealed by the whimsical detail of Clarence's 293-year existence.
Humoresque
Joan Crawford's character drinks a Tom Collins. She also says. “Do you like Martinis? They are an acquired taste, like Ravel.”
The Big Sleep
Scotch Mist.
1947
Dead Reckoning
Ramos Gin Fizz.
The Bishop’s Wife
Cary Grant as Dudley the Angel orders a round of Stingers while lunching with ladies from the church.
1948
The Big Clock
Stinger with green crème de menthe.
The Great Gatsby
Martinis.
1949
DOA
Bourbon Highball.
State of the Union
Katharine Hepburn's character orders a Sazerac.
1950
All About Eve
Bette Davis's character drinks a Gibson. She also says, “I admit I may have seen better days, but I am still not to be had for the price of a cocktail.” But her most famous line in the film is, "Buckle up, it's going to be a bumpy night."
Father of the Bride 🍿 ROLL THE CLIP →
I ❤️ this one! The cocktails mentioned are Martinis, Old Fashioneds, Tom Collins, Mint Juleps, Frozen Daiquiris, Scotch, Bourbon & Waters, and Rum & Cokes.
Cocktail hour turns into cocktail chaos in this hilarious scene starring Spencer Tracy and Elizabeth Taylor. Before the guests arrive for his daughter Kay’s engagement announcement party, Stanley Banks confidently makes a big batch of Martinis, telling his wife, “That’s all what everybody drinks at these things, ya know, Martinis.” He fills an entire tray, ready to pass them around the moment the doorbell rings. There’s just one problem: everyone wants something else.
Soon Stanley is trapped in the kitchen juggling orders for Old Fashioneds, Tom Collinses, Mint Juleps, Bourbon & Waters, Frozen Daiquiris, and Rum & Cokes—while that beautiful tray of Martinis waits for somebody, anybody, to drink one.
It’s not only a great comedy scene; it’s a wonderful snapshot of 1950s home cocktail culture, when hosting a party could turn the man of the house into an unwilling bartender.
Harvey 🍿 ROLL THE CLIP →
The story centers on Elwood P. Dowd (James Stewart), whose best friend is a 6 ft 3+1⁄2" tall white invisible rabbit named Harvey. And they like Martinis.
In a Lonely Place
Stinger.
The Snows of Kilimanjaro
Gimlets.
1953
A Blueprint for Murder
Bacardi cocktails.
Bad for Each Other
Martinis.
From Here to Eternity
Screwdrivers.
1954
Rhapsody
Elizabeth Taylor's character makes a Mimosa.
Sabrina
Walter Hampden's character makes a Martini but has trouble getting the last olive out of the jar. He finally pours his Martini into the jar and drinks from it.
1955
The Seven Year Itch 🍿 ROLL THE CLIP →
I ❤️ this one! Gin martinis. Whiskey sours are mentioned.
Marilyn Monroe turns a Martini into one of the funniest cocktail scenes in the film simply because she has absolutely no idea what a Martini is.
When Richard asks what she'd like to drink, she starts with gin and soda, realizes that doesn't sound right, and asks him how people drink gin. He explains that gin and vermouth make a Martini. That sounds good to her, so she orders one—“a big, tall one.”
Richard obliges, pouring what looks like an alarming amount of gin into an enormous glass and proudly presenting her with her “big, tall Martini.” She takes a sip, likes it, but thinks it could use a little more sugar. Richard strongly advises against that. She seems puzzled and tells him that back home in Denver, they put sugar in Martinis.
I’ll Cry Tomorrow
Martinis.
Guys and Dolls
Dulce de leche.
1956
High Society
Stingers.
1957
Kiss Them for Me
Stingers.
Sweet Smell of Success
Martinis.
1958
Auntie Mame 🍿 ROLL THE CLIP →
I ❤️ this one!
Ten-year-old Patrick Dennis may be one of the youngest cocktail instructors in movie history—and he certainly knows his Martinis.
When Mr. Babcock visits, Patrick politely offers him a drink:
PATRICK: “Would you care for a Martini, Mr. Babcock? Dry or extra dry? ... I’ll make them like I do for Mr. Woolcott. Stir, never shake. Bruises the gin. Would you care for an olive? Auntie Mame says olives take up too much room in such a little glass.”
Naturally, Auntie Mame walks in at exactly the right moment and turns the situation around on Mr. Babcock:
AUNTIE MAME: “I wonder if it makes the best first impression on a sensitive young mind... to see you drinking during business hours.”
As a flustered Mr. Babcock tries to explain that Patrick made the Martini, Mame cuts him off with the perfect defense:
“Mr. Babcock! Knowledge is power!”
Cocktails continue throughout the film, with Sidecars, Martinis, and Mint Juleps.
Upson Daiquiri & The Flaming Mame (Fictional cocktails) 🍿 ROLL THE CLIP →
Jan Handzlik performed the scene as 12-year-old Patrick. Handzlik had already played Patrick opposite Rosalind Russell in the Broadway production of Auntie Mame before reprising the role for the 1958 film. Jan later became an attorney in Los Angeles.
I first had the pleasure of speaking with him in 2009, and in 2022 he visited me at the Bourbon O Bar on Bourbon Street in New Orleans. In December 2023, we even enjoyed an evening together at the Magic Castle in Los Angeles—a pretty wonderful full-circle ending to a cocktail scene I had been fascinated with for years.
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Hot Toddy.
1959
Some Like It Hot 🍿 ROLL THE CLIP →
I ❤️ this one! Sugar Kane (Marilyn Monroe) and the band crowd into an upper berth in a train's sleeper car for an impromptu midnight party, mixing Manhattans inside a rubber hot-water bottle. The cozy gathering features the characters combining bourbon and sweet vermouth with smuggled snacks and an ice block in the sink.
Beloved Infidel
Sazeracs.
North by Northwest
Gibson.
Our Man in Havana
Daiquiris.
1960
The Apartment 🍿 ROLL THE CLIP →
I ❤️ this one! Daiquiris, Rum Collins, Martinis and Stingers.
In this clip, Bud (Jack Lemmon) kills time in a noisy New York bar while various company executives use his apartment for their extramarital affairs. He meets Marge. They order Martinis and a Rum Collins.
When Strangers Meet
Martinis.
1961
Bachelor in Paradise
Bob Hope's character makes Martinis.
Blue Hawaii
Mai Tais. Trays are passed at a party, and later four are ordered at a bar.
Breakfast at Tiffany’s.
Planter’s Punch.
Days of Wine and Roses
Brandy Alexander.
1962
Dr. No
Vodka Martini, shaken, not stirred.
The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone
Americano.
1963
Come Blow Your Horn
Rum & Coke.
From Russia with Love
Martini.
Fun in Acapulco
Margaritas.
It’s A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
Jim Backus's character is flying a plane and leaves the controls to mix an Old Fashioned.
The Nutty Professor
Jerry Lewis plays Buddy Love and orders an Alaskan Polar Bear Heater at the bar. He has to give the bartender the ingredients: “Two shots of vodka, a little rum, some bitters, a smidgen of vinegar, a shot of vermouth, a shot of gin, a little brandy, a lemon peel, an orange peel, a cherry, and some more Scotch. Now, mix nice, then pour it into a tall glass.”
1964
Goldfinger
Martini and a Sour Mash Mint Julep.
1965
Thunderball
Bond makes a Vodka Martini with Smirnoff Blue and Cinzano dry vermouth. He also orders a Rum Collins.
1967
Casino Royale
Martinis.
You Only Live Twice
Stolichnaya Vodka Martini made with Martini & Rossi dry vermouth.
1968
Funny Girl 🍿 ROLL THE CLIP →
I ❤️ this one! This is a humorous wedding proposal scene. Nick Arnstein (Omar Sharif) orders Courvoisier for himself and asks the waiter for a crème de menthe frappé for Fanny (Barbra Streisand). Nick pops the question as Fanny takes a drink of her cocktail.
The Producers
Manhattan.
The Thomas Crown Affair
Martini.
1969
Hello, Dolly!
Barbra Streisand's character mentions a Rum Toddy.
On Her Majesty’s Secret Service
George Lazenby drinks a Martini.






1970
M*A*S*H
Martinis.
Diamonds Are Forever
Vodka Martini.
1972
Avanti
Whiskey Sour.
1973
Live and Let Die
Bourbon & Water and Sazeracs.
1974
The Godfather: Part II
Banana Daiquiri.
1977
The Spy Who Loved Me
Vodka Martini.
Saturday Night Fever
7&7's twice and Vodka & Tonic.
1979
Moonraker
Vodka Martini.
The Shining
A ghost bartender drinks a Martini.
1982
Evil Under the Sun
Maggie Smith's character gives a choice of cocktails: White Lady, Sidecar, Mainbrace, or Between the Sheets.
Tootsie
Dressed as a woman, Dustin Hoffman's character orders Dubonnet with a twist.
1983
Gorky Park
William Hurt's character says the Stinger is a whore’s drink. Later, he orders a Stinger and says, “I am a whore.”
Never Say Never Again
Vodka Martinis and Double Bloody Mary.
Octopussy
Vodka Martini.
Romancing the Stone
Grasshoppers.
1985
Fletch
Bloody Mary.
1987
The Living Daylights
Vodka Martinis.
1988
Cocktail
Three cocktails are made and mentioned: Red Eye (beer, tomato juice, spices, and a raw egg), Turquoise Blue (the drink Cruise makes while flairing—it appears to be made with Bacardi light rum, blue Curaçao, and either pineapple juice or sour mix, then split-tin-strained into a Martini glass), and a Frozen Daiquiri poured into a Hurricane glass.
Cocktails mentioned include: Velvet Hammer, Vodka & Rose’s, Gilbey’s & Tonic, Absolut Rocks, Orgasm, Cuba Libre, Orgasm, Angel Tit, Dirty Mother, Bloody Mary, Martini, Briar Tuck, Screwdriver, Pink Squirrel, Kamikaze, Sex on the Beach, Velvet Hammer, Iced Tea, Alabama Slammer, Death Spasm, Singapore Sling, and Ding-a-Ling.
Tequila Sunrise
Tequila Sunrises.
Beaches
Stinger.
1989
Batman
The Joker drinks a Martini.
License to Kill
Medium-Dry Vodka Martini.
She’s Out of Control
Tony Danza's character orders a Double Kahlúa Punch, which is served in a pineapple with a parasol.
Skin Deep
John Ritter's character drinks a Bonzai Sunset.
1990
Bonfire of the Vanities
Alan King's character orders a Sidecar, then tells Bruce Willis, “I'm not supposed to drink, but I love a Sidecar.” He then drinks it, is served another, tells a crazy story, then dies at the restaurant table.
The Adventures of Ford Fairlane
Andrew Dice Clay's character makes a Sambuca Milkshake.
1991
The Doors
Ramos Gin Fizz.
1992
Batman Returns
The Penguin’s parents drink Martinis.
1993
Groundhog’s Day
Jim Beam & Water and Dubonnet on the rocks with a twist.
Mrs. Doubtfire
Double Scotch on the rocks.
1994
Ed Wood
Beefeater Martini.
1995
Billy Madison
Daiquiris.
Father of the Bride
Steve Martin's character has a daydream in which his son-in-law
is a Martini-drinking playboy.
French Kiss
Sea Breeze.
GoldenEye
Vodka Martini.
The Net
Gibson.
1996
Exit in Red
Margarita.
Happy Gilmore
Martinis.
In Love and War
A martini made with gin and castor oil.
Mother
Martinis.
Swingers
Martinis and a cocktail called James Bond. A swing band sings the song “You and Me and the Bottle Three,” which mentions a Gin & Tonic in the lyrics.
The Evening Star
Bloody Mary.
To Gillian on Her 37th Birthday
Zombies.
Up Close and Personal
Banana Daiquiri.
1997
Boogie Nights
Margaritas. A bartender also does bar tricks.
Deconstructing Harry
Martini.
Eight Heads in a Duffel Bag
Margaritas.
Fathers’ Day
Martini.
George of the Jungle
Thomas Haden Church's character makes a comment about a Gin Martini, then orders two Black Russians and a White Ape.
Jackie Brown
Screwdrivers.
Meet Wally Sparks
Debi Mazar's character asks for a Sex on the Beach.
Money Talks
Bloody Mary.
My Best Friend’s Wedding
Margaritas.
Open Your Eyes
Rum & Cokes and Whiskey & Coke.
Picture Perfect
Martinis.
The Ice Storm
Martinis.
The Man Who Knew Too Little
Martini.
Tomorrow Never Dies
Vodka Martini.
1998
Bringing Down the House
Double 7&7.
Deceiver
Martini.
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Singapore Slings.
Gods and Monsters
Martinis.
Hope Floats
Vodka Tonic.
Living Out Loud
Martini.
Practical Magic
Midnight Margaritas.
The Big Lebowski
White Russians.
The Imposters
Martini in a huge Martini glass, a normal-sized Martini, and a Grasshopper.
The Odd Couple II
Martini.
There’s Something About Mary
Whiskey Sour.
Twice Upon Yesterday
Penélope Cruz's character plays a bartender and makes a Gin & Tonic.
Wild Things
Rum & Coke.
1999
A Perfect Murder
Martini.
Blast from the Past
Martinis and Champagne Cocktail.
Crazy in Alabama
Melanie Griffith's character orders a Hurricane in New Orleans.
Cruel Intentions
Selma Blair's character finishes her beverage and says it doesn’t taste like tea. Ryan Phillippe's character tells her that it’s from Long Island (Long Island Iced Tea).
Double Jeopardy
Martini.
Eyes Wide Shut
Vodka Tonic.
Goodbye Love
Martinis.
House on Haunted Hill
Martini.
Me, Myself, & Irene
Rum & Cokes.
The Guilty
Double Whiskey Sour.
The World Is Not Enough
Vodka Martini.
2000
Duets
7&7.
Meet the Parents
Tom Collins.
Joe Gould’s Secret
Martinis.
Nutty Professor II
7&7.
Reindeer Games
Rum & Cokes.
The Banger Sisters
Rum & Coke.
The Whole Nine Yards
Martinis and Scotch & Soda.
2001
Best Laid Plans
7&7’s.
Cecil B. Demented
Martinis.
Cheaper by the Dozen
Martini.
Chuck & Buck
Martini and Rum & Coke.
Down to You
Old-Fashioned.
Black Knight
Martin Lawrence's character wants to have Mai Tais.
Blow Dry
Gin & Tonics.
Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles
Martini.
Down to Earth
Martinis.
Heartbreakers
Dry Martini.
Johnny English
Bloody Mary.
Legally Blonde
Martinis.
Monkeybone
A bartender offers Brendan Fraser's character a Coma-tini.
Never Again
Martinis.
Rat Race
Mimosas.
Tomcats
Hot Toddy.
Vanilla Sky
Martini.
2002
40 days and 40 nights
Martini.
About Schmidt
Vodka Gimlet and Manhattans.
Die Another Day
Martinis and Mojitos.
Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood
Bloody Mary.
Igby Goes Down
Bloody Mary.
Hysterical Blindness
Sex on the Beach.
Juwanna Mann
Cosmopolitan, heavy on the vodka.
Kissing Jessica Stein
Strawberry Margarita.
2003
A Guy Thing
Martini.
Bad Boys II
Bacardi Mojitos.
From Justin to Kelly
Martini and Piña Colada.
Lost in Translation
Vodka Tonic.
Matchstick Men
Martini.
Mona Lisa Smile
Marcia Gay's character Harden mentions a Manhattan. Jack & Ginger.
Recruit
Colin Farrell's character works as a bartender and serves a Martini.
Stuck on You
Margaritas.
The Haunted Mansion
A client of Eddie Murphy’s character orders three Volcanoes (a house specialty drink).
2004
Breakin’ All the Rules
Double Bloody Mary and Martini.
Catwoman
Halle Berry's character orders a White Russian and tells the bartender to hold the vodka and Kahlúa.
Closer
Vodka Tonic
Flight of the Phoenix
Kirk Jones' character wishes he could have a Bacardi & Coke.
I Heart Huckabees
Jude Law's character has a Martini and mentions that in the future he will drink Piña Coladas.
Ladder 49
Irish Car Bomb, 7&7, Sea Breeze, and Margarita.
Man on Fire
Jack & Water.
Meet the Fockers
Tray of Tom Collinses.
Wicker Park
7&7.
Sleepover
Alexa Vega's character gets a text message telling her to order a Sex on the Beach.
Suspect Zero
7&7.
2005
Bewitched
Bloody Mary and Martinis.
Fun with Dick & Jane
Mimosas.
Guess Who
Vodka Tonic and Cosmopolitans.
In Her Shoes
Cosmopolitans.
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
Jack & Soda.
Lord of War
Martini.
Monster-in-Law
Martinis.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith
Martini.
Red Eye
Bay Breeze.
Rumor Has It
Bloody Marys.
Stealth
Martinis.
Thank You for Smoking
Mint Juleps.
The Ice Harvest
Rum & Pineapple Juice.
The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy
Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster.
The Matador
Margaritas.
The Upside of Anger
Bloody Marys.
The Wedding Date
Bloody Mary. Martinis are seen.
2006
Casino Royale 🍿 ROLL THE CLIP →
I ❤️ this one! The Vesper is a fictional cocktail first seen in the seventh chapter of Ian Fleming’s 1953 novel. In a casino off the top of Bond’s head, he makes up a no-name cocktail, asking the barman for “Three measures of Gordon’s, one of vodka, half a measure of Kina Lillet. Shake it very well until it’s ice-cold, then add a large, thin slice of lemon peel. Got it?” Later, he names his liquid creation after his love interest and double Russian agent, Vesper Lynd.
Phat Girlz
Cosmopolitan.
The Break-Up
Apple Martinis.
The Pink Panther
Steve Martin has a flaming drink and, during the cartoon credits, the Pink Panther holds a Martini.
2007
Grindhouse
Margaritas.
Perfect Stranger
Hemingway Daiquiris.
Code Name: The Cleaner
Mai Tais.
Enchanted
A poisoned red Appletini is given to Amy Adams' character.
Shrek the Third
Prince Charming orders a round of Fuzzy Navels for the bar and Puss in Boots daydreams of fishing with a pitcher of Mojitos beside him.
Zodiac
Hot Toddy and Jake Gyllenhaal's character orders an Aqua Velva.
2008
27 Dresses
Katherine Heigl's character drinks a Vodka Soda and says she has Grey Goose & Red Bull in the fridge.
Brideshead Revisited
A dry Martini and a whiskey & water.
Forgetting Sarah Marshall
Malibu & Pineapple and Piña Colada.
Ghost Town
Bombay Sapphire Martini straight up with olives, Campari and Soda, and a Pimm's Cup.
Ironman
Dry Martinis.
Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day
Margaritas and Bellinis.
Never Back Down
A Margarita.
Nim’s Island
The captain talks about selling Piña Coladas to tourists.
2008
Sex and the City
The Cosmopolitan and Flirtini are seen.
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Sazeracs.
The House Bunny
Anna Faris's character has a Kamikaze. College students talk about Marvin’s tasty Margaritas.
The Love Guru
Martinis.
Two Lovers
Brandy Alexander.
Broken Embraces
Gin and Tonic.
2010
Cyrus
A Vodka Red Bull.
Cyrus
Vodka Red Bull.
Eat Pray Love
Tequila on the rocks.
Ghost Writer
Bloody Mary.
Iron Man 2
Dirty Martini.
Knight and Day
Viola Davis's character says that something needed a Margarita. A guy orders a Harvey Wallbanger.
Leap Year
Martini.
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
Gin & Tonics.
Shrek Forever
Shrek drinks Eyeball Martinis.
Skyline
Margaritas are seen and Mimosas are drunk.
The Bounty Hunter
Martini.
The Ghost Writer
Pierce Brosnan's character is given a Bloody Mary.
The Switch
Bloody Mary.
Valentine’s Day
Anne Hathaway's character says she’s going to need a Mint Julep.
2011
Crazy, Stupid, Love
Ryan Gosling’s character skillfully makes two Old Fashioneds.
2013
The Great Gatsby
Highballs.
2016
Suicide Squad
Bloody Mary.
The Nice Guys
Martinis.
2017
Passengers
Champagne Cocktails.
2018
Game Night
Harvey Wallbanger.
A Simple Favor
Aviation American Gin Martinis.
2019
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Brad Pitt's character drinks Bloody Marys. Leonardo DiCaprio's character drinks Whiskey Sours.
2021
No Time to Die
Martinis.
2022
A Christmas Story Christmas 🍿 ROLL THE CLIP →
I ❤️ this one! Ralphie brings his 10-year-old son, Mark, into Flick's Tavern. Flick, the owner/bartender, invites Mark to temporarily bartend to make a highball. Mark even gets a tip from a local townie.
Babylon 🍿 ROLL THE CLIP →
Brad Pitt's character orders two Gin Rickeys, an Orange Blossom with brandy, three French 75s, and two Corpse Revivers during the film's enormous opening party.
Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery
Gibson.





