Dee Wallace movie quotes
21 quotes from 3 movies
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982) as Mary
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Mary: [mumbling] I really can't believe you did this. Your father's going to hear about this one. Mexico.
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Gertie: [about E.T.] Is he dead, mama?
Mary: I think so, sweetheart.
Gertie: Can we wish for him to come back?
Mary: Yeah.
Gertie: I wish.
Mary: I wish, too.
Mary: I think so, sweetheart.
Gertie: Can we wish for him to come back?
Mary: Yeah.
Gertie: I wish.
Mary: I wish, too.
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Gertie: Are they gone, mama.
Mary: Who's gone, honey?
Gertie: The boys?
Mary: What boys?
Gertie: I'm supposed to give this note to you when they're gone.
Mary: Give it to me now, Gertie. [reads the note] Oh, my God.
Mary: Who's gone, honey?
Gertie: The boys?
Mary: What boys?
Gertie: I'm supposed to give this note to you when they're gone.
Mary: Give it to me now, Gertie. [reads the note] Oh, my God.
The Howling (1981) as Karen White
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We have to warn people, Chris. We have to make them believe.
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Karen White: There was howling just a minute ago.
Bill Neill: It was probably someone's stray dog.
Karen White: It didn't sound like any dog I've ever heard before
Bill Neill: Honey, you're from Los Angeles. The wildest thing you've ever heard is Wolfman Jack. This is the country.
Bill Neill: It was probably someone's stray dog.
Karen White: It didn't sound like any dog I've ever heard before
Bill Neill: Honey, you're from Los Angeles. The wildest thing you've ever heard is Wolfman Jack. This is the country.
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Good evening. From the day we're born, there is a battle we must fight, a struggle between what is kind and peaceful in our natures, and what is cruel and violent. That choice is our birthright as human beings, and the real gift that differentiates us from the animals. It is as natural to us as the air we breathe. All of us take it for granted. But now, for some of us, that choice has been taken away. A secret society exists, and is living among all of us. They're neither people nor animal, but something in between. They're monstrous mutations with violent natures that must be satisfied. I know what you're thinking, because I've been where you are... But I have proof, and tonight I'm going to show you something... to make you believe! [she howls and starts to transform]
The Hills Have Eyes (1977) as Lynne Wood
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Ethel Carter: [While looking at a road map] We are not lost, we're right here somewhere on this little blue line.
Lynne Wood: This road is not a blue line, it's a dotted line, if it's even on the map at all!
Lynne Wood: This road is not a blue line, it's a dotted line, if it's even on the map at all!
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Lynne Wood: What the hell was that?
Mama: Sounded like some sort of animal.
Lynne Wood: Yeah well, if animals around here are smart enough to run radios we're up shitcreek without a paddle.
Mama: You know you never used language like that before you moved to New York City.
Mama: Sounded like some sort of animal.
Lynne Wood: Yeah well, if animals around here are smart enough to run radios we're up shitcreek without a paddle.
Mama: You know you never used language like that before you moved to New York City.
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Lynne Wood: I'm telling you, we're in the middle of nowhere.
Brenda Carter: Yeah, I wonder how far it is to the nearest cheeseburger.
Fred: We don't usually get folk up this way. Where you heading?
Brenda Carter: [California. L.A. Movie stars and fancy cars.
Fred: California? You sure as hell off the beaten track for that.
Brenda Carter: Yeah, well, we're just making a stop around here first.
Doug Wood: You know this place around here? The desert?
Fred: Why?
Ethel Carter: You got a bathroom around here?
Fred: Yeah, round in back. Round in back.
Big Bob Carter: I need to make a litter dump. You got a place to throw some trash?
Fred: Oh hell. Use the whole damn desert for all I care.
Brenda Carter: Yeah, I wonder how far it is to the nearest cheeseburger.
Fred: We don't usually get folk up this way. Where you heading?
Brenda Carter: [California. L.A. Movie stars and fancy cars.
Fred: California? You sure as hell off the beaten track for that.
Brenda Carter: Yeah, well, we're just making a stop around here first.
Doug Wood: You know this place around here? The desert?
Fred: Why?
Ethel Carter: You got a bathroom around here?
Fred: Yeah, round in back. Round in back.
Big Bob Carter: I need to make a litter dump. You got a place to throw some trash?
Fred: Oh hell. Use the whole damn desert for all I care.
