Barry Pepper movie quotes

View Quote [Lining up a rifle shot] Be not that far from me, for trouble is near; O my strength, haste Thee to help me.

View Quote [Lining up a rifle shot] Blessed be the Lord my strength, which teacheth my hands to war, and my fingers to fight.

View Quote [Lining up a rifle shot] My goodness, and my fortress; my high tower, and my deliverer; my shield, and he in whom I trust; who subdueth my people under me.

View Quote Frank Slaughtery: You know, you're wearing a striped shirt with a striped tie, you know that, right?
Phelan: Yeah, I do it for the ladies.
Frank Slaughtery: Oh - the ladies ever tell you that you look like a **** optical illusion?

View Quote Jakob Elinsky: What do we say to him?
Frank Slaughtery: We say nothin'. The guy's going to hell for seven years, what are we going to do? Wish him luck?

View Quote Frank Slaughtery: You know what a man should never ask in a Victoria's Secret shop, Jake?
Jakob Elinsky: What?
Frank Slaughtery: "Does this come in children's sizes?"

View Quote We have come a long way together. So many have sacrificed– so much to make this place possible. Your friends– and your family. So here's to the ones who couldn't be here, here's to the friends we lost. This place is for you. It's for all of us. But this, this is for them. So in your own time, in your own way– come make your peace. And welcome to the Safe Haven!

View Quote All right, listen up. I know you've all been through hell. I wish I could say our troubles are over– but we're not through this yet. WCKD's still out there. They're not giving up. 'Cause you got something they want. They took you because you're immune to a plague that's wiping out the human race– and they think you're worth sacrificing to find a cure. Well, I don't. So in two days, when we get this tub of rust seaworthy, we're getting the hell outta here. We're gonna go to a place where WCKD will never find you. A place you can start over. A place you can call home.

View Quote [Frypan, Brenda, and the three groups of Immune teenagers, one Immune teenage boy of whom is holding the sack containing the vials of serum, run outside the building and towards a berg that has landed outside the building.]
Frypan: [Sees Vince coming out of the berg] [To Vince] Vince?
Vince: Hey, it's good to see you, too.
Jorge: [Comes out of the berg] [To Frypan, Brenda, and the three groups of Immune teenagers] Yeah, I know. I picked up a stray. Let's get out of here, all right?
Brenda: [To Jorge and Vince] We're not done yet. Thomas is still inside.
Vince: [To Brenda] Well, let's go get him, then. [Holds out his hand]
Brenda: Hell yeah. [Takes Vince's hand]
[Frypan, Brenda, Jorge, and Vince load the three groups of Immune teenagers into the berg.]

View Quote [voice-over] These are the true events of November, 1965. The Ia Drang Valley of Vietnam, a place our country does not remember in a war it does not understand. This story is a testament to the young Americans who died in the Valley of Death, and a tribute to the young men of the People's Army of Vietnam who died by our hand in that place.

View Quote Hal: I'll never forgive myself.
Galloway: For what, sir?
Hal: For the fact that... my men died... and I didn't.

View Quote [Face-down on the ground under a storm of enemy fire, photographer Joe Galloway gets a combat boot in the stomach.]
Sgt.Maj. Plumley: Can't take no pictures lyin' down there, Sonny!
...
[Plumley hands Galloway an M-16 and several magazines.]
Galloway: Uh, sir? I-I'm a noncombatant, sir.
Plumley: Ain't no such thing today, boy.
...
[Vietnamese troops are advancing on the termite mound where casualties have been collected.]
Plumley: [chambering a round in his .45] Gentlemen — prepare to defend yourselves!

View Quote Well, we pick up what's left of us. We stick to the plan. We get you kids to the Safe Haven. Then we start over, I guess.

View Quote Well, that's a good speech, kid. So what's your plan?