Tell him he'll be famous. His... His joint'll be famous.

So you're the famous cousin. Cousin, perhaps, but I'm the famous one.

So let me give you a famous example, a famous failure and a famous success of the law of diffusion of innovation.

You're just famous.

He became famous.

You're becoming famous.

Vercors' famous novel

SW She's a comedian. I suppose you think you're famous? Are you famous?

The gentleman to my left is the very famous, perhaps overly famous, Frank Gehry.

By the way, do you know my famous namesake, the famous author, Johannes Pfeiffer?

First, the famous failure.

My sister is famous.

She suddenly became famous.

She suddenly became famous.

I am not famous.

I am not famous.

She's famous. Yes, indeed.

You're talented, famous, wealthy.

And your famous virility?

Where's that famous smile?

I'm a famous person.

Tze Ching's now famous

OK, how about famous ones?

Picasso is a famous artist.

Picasso is a famous artist.

He is a famous composer.

She's neither rich nor famous.

That incident made him famous.

That affair made him famous.

Perhaps he'll never become famous.

Maybe he won't become famous.

He is a famous painter.

Houdini was a famous escapologist.

Then I became famous soon.

He's a famous sports promoter.

Your discretion is famous, madame.

He's a very famous novelist.

You're a famous leading ballerina.

You know, famous last words.

Your father's a famous writer.

Yes, it's very famous. Dante.

So famous he was, comrade.

Okay, I'm a famous pianist.

I'll become a famous painter.

I'll become a famous dancer.