Amadeus

Answer: Emperor Joseph

When Mozart arrives in Vienna and meets the Emperor, he kneels before him and kisses his hand, to which the Emperor responds with this funny line. Salieri also utters this line to Mozart near the end of the movie, when Mozart kisses his hand in thanks for what he thought was Salieri's influence in having the ballet portion of his opera restored by the Emperor.

Answer: The Patron Saint of Mediocrities

Salieri ends his tale frustrated that God killed Mozart rather than let Salieri take credit for his work. With his music fading from memory while Mozart's music is growing beloved throughout the world, Salieri tells the priest, "I speak for all mediocrities... I am their patron saint."

Answer: Antonio Salieri

The rumormill of the day was filled with stories of Salieri's poisoning of the great Mozart. These rumors are actually mentioned in Beethoven's conversation books. The entire movie is based on the assumption that Salieri's old age confession and alleged letter is truth. In fact, no proof exists to support the idea that Salieri murdered Mozart. Proof does exist that he resented him, was very jealous of him, and sabotaged his work, but no proof of murder. Facts: Salieri was frequently at Mozart's deathbed and attended his funeral. The "Requiem", however, was eventually completed by Mozart's composition student, Franz Xaver Sussmayer (recognize the youngest child's name?) who often accompanied Constanze to the spa at Baden Baden.

Answer: Both of these were

Abraham won, but graciously remembered Hulce in his speech.