Liev Schreiber movie quotes

View Quote [Last words] Our Father, Who art in heaven, hallowed by thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on Earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread [Cries] and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation--

View Quote You want me to stab a child. A little boy. Can't you see how insane that is? It isn't real, Keith. There is no devil, there is no God—there is only here and now and life. And that is something I would never take away from any man, certainly not my own son.

View Quote What do you know about my son?

View Quote We go here, Lazar. You only say 'halt, who goes there' when you don't know who goes there. We go there.

View Quote We are the Bielski's and we WILL be back!

View Quote I am Bielski.

View Quote Here's the deal. I'm in the middle of a big rebrand here. "The Storm King" is tracking, well, as "intensely intimidating", but you know what? I need to back it up. You know what I need to back it up with? A STORM! THAT WOULD BE GREAT! You promised me magic that could control the elements, and right now, I'm holding a what? A branch. A twig. Bleh!

View Quote (last words) The staff belongs to me! NO! THAT'S MY STAFF! MINE! MINE!!! Oh, no, NOOO!

View Quote Remember, Tempest. Only I have the power to make you whole. Make this twig work, and you'll get your reward. Fail me, and your horn won't be the only thing that's broken.

View Quote [to Peppermint] Oh, dear. Uh, I think I offended him. I'm truly sorry. I had-- I had no idea. What is this place? How long have you been here? I can see you've been mistreated.

View Quote [to the owl] We're listening, owl. Tell us your message.

View Quote Are you okay? My name's Spots, Spots Kobayashi. How can I be of service to you?

View Quote Pearl Kantrowitz: I went to Woodstock.
Marty Kantrowitz: You went to Woodstock.
Pearl Kantrowitz: Ummm...
Marty Kantrowitz: Was it groovy?

View Quote Lilian Kantrowitz: Do you remember when you were a little boy and you wanted to go swimming with your cousin?
Marty Kantrowitz: Yeah - you didn't wanna let me go because...
Lilian Kantrowitz: Because I knew something terrible was going to happen. I knew your cousin was gonna drown.
Marty Kantrowitz: Yeah, but nothing terrible happened, Ma.
Lilian Kantrowitz: And why is that?
Marty Kantrowitz: Because I was careful.
Lilian Kantrowitz: No. Why did nothing terrible happen?
Marty Kantrowitz: We were extra careful because you told me.
Lilian Kantrowitz: And your cousin wouldn't be here today if it wasn't for me.
Marty Kantrowitz: What's goin' on, Ma? Who's gonna drown?
Lilian Kantrowitz: [pause] You are.

View Quote [Marty is driving his family on vacation, mom beside him in front, granny & kids in back; they're singing the Name Game: "Shirley Shirley bo-Birly, Bonana Fana fo-Firley" etc.]
Daniel Kantrowitz: Let's do "Chuck".
Marty Kantrowitz: No "Chuck". We don't do "Chuck".
Daniel Kantrowitz: You never let me do "Chuck".
Marty Kantrowitz: When you're married you can do "Chuck".
[mom raps dad in the arm, smiling]

View Quote Cardinal Law: If I can be of any help, Marty, don't hesitate to ask. I find that the city flourishes when its great institutions work together.
Marty Baron: Thank you. Personally I'm of the opinion that for a paper to best perform its function, it really needs to stand alone.

View Quote Sometimes it's easy to forget that we spend most of our time stumbling around the dark. Suddenly, a light gets turned on and there's a fair share of blame to go around. I can't speak to what happened before I arrived, but all of you have done some very good reporting here. Reporting that I believe is going to have an immediate and considerable impact on our readers. For me, this kind of story is why we do this.

View Quote Marty Baron: We need to focus on the institution, not the individual priests. Practice and policy; show me the church manipulated the system so that these guys wouldn't have to face charges, show me they put those same priests back into parishes time and time again. Show me this was systemic, that it came from the top, down.
Ben Bradlee Jr.: Sounds like we're going after Law.
Marty Baron: We're going after the system.

View Quote Gale Weathers: Hello, Sidney.
[Sidney turns to Gale with Joel who began to record their interview]
Gale Weathers: How are you?
Sidney Prescott: Hi... What do you want, Gale?
Gale Weathers: Well, I was hoping I might get just a few words with you.
[Cotton appears]
Sidney Prescott: Cotton.
Cotton Weary: Hi, Sidney.
[Gale starts her report, while Joel is recording]
Gale Weathers: [reporting] "Here we are at Windsor College, where Sidney Prescott has just been reunited with Cotton Weary for the first time, since she wrongly accused him of murdering her mother."---
Sidney Prescott: [interrupts her interview] What the hell are you doing?
Gale Weathers: We want to know how you feel? [continues her interview] Tell us everything that's happened, looking back on the last two years?
[Gale aims her microphone to Cotton, who began to talk to Sidney]
Cotton Weary: Uh Sidney, I'd just like to say that I forgive and forget. And just like you, I'd like to get back on with my own life.
Gale Weathers: [reporting] Do you have any comments?
Sidney Prescott: You... bitch!--- [lunging at Gale]
Gale Weathers: Ah-ah.
Derek Feldman: [stops Sidney and calms her down] Whoa, Hey, hey, hey hey, Deep breaths, Lot of deep breaths.
[Sidney began to leave]
Gale Weathers: Oh Sidney, share with us, please!--- [Sidney turns around and slaps Gale in the face]
Sidney Prescott: [lunges at Gale] I'll share with you!
[Derek manage to grab Sidney away from Gale]
Derek Feldman: Okay, okay, okay.
[Hallie walks to Joel]
Hallie McDaniel: [to Joel] Did you get that on film?
Joel: [mocks Hallie while recording] "Yes, I got that on film"!

View Quote Gale Weathers: [checking Mrs. Loomis.] Is she dead?
Sidney Prescott: I don't know. They always come back.
[Mickey starts to rise, but Sidney and Gale shoot him many times, until he is dead.]
Cotton Weary: Whoa!
[They all turn around to Mrs. Loomis as Sidney shoots her in the head, dead.]
Sidney Prescott: Just in case.
[Sidney drops the gun and leaves.]

View Quote [Cotton Weary, carrying a gun, arrives as Mrs. Loomis is holding Sidney hostage with a knife to her neck]
Cotton Weary: [fires the gun in the air] Don't you **** move! Okay, okay, okay. Everybody slow down. I have had a very, very bad day, and I would like to know exactly what the **** is going on here. Sidney?
Sidney Prescott: Cotton, meet Billy Loomis' mother. She's the killer.
Cotton Weary: What? [Notices Mickey's body] Then who's that?
Sidney Prescott: The other killer, Mickey.
Cotton Weary: [steps over Mickey's body] ...O-kay...
Sidney Prescott: Look, Cotton...
Cotton Weary: Shut up. [Speaks to Mrs. Loomis] So...hi. You're, uh, not Debbie Salt, are you? You're not with the Post Telegraph.
Mrs. Loomis: No, but I can still help you, Cotton.
Cotton Weary: Ah-ah-ah.
Mrs. Loomis: [desperate] You don't need her. Let me kill her! As long as she's alive, you're never going to be the lead story. That's what you really want, isn't it, Cotton? If you really wanna be in the spotlight, just let me kill her...right now. Then you're the only survivor. You're the star! [Yells in rage] SHE SENT YOU TO PRISON FOR A YEAR! Personally, I think it's rather poetic!
[Cotton thinks about something]
Sidney Prescott: No. No, Cotton, don't you listen to her.
Cotton Weary: Oh. Well...it's quite a predicament you're in, Sid.
Sidney Prescott: Cotton...
Cotton Weary: I mean, she makes a good point. [chuckles] Let me think about this. Maybe you should, too. Bet you that Diane Sawyer interview's looking real good right about now.
[A few tense moments pass as Cotton continues holding his gun at Sidney and Mrs. Loomis, while Mrs. Loomis smiles, believing she had successfully convinced Cotton to let her kill Sidney, until Sidney finally speaks...]
Sidney Prescott: Consider it done.
[Upon hearing those words, Mrs. Loomis becomes horrified, realizing that she has actually not convinced Cotton to let her kill Sidney at all, just as Cotton ultimately fires the gun, striking Mrs. Loomis in the neck and killing her, while Sidney remains unharmed]
Cotton Weary: Wow. That...was intense.

View Quote Sam Chaiton: [to Lesra] You know what Les, sometimes we don't pick the books we read, they pick us.

View Quote Sam Chaiton: Can he see us?
Terry Swinton: Yeah, he can see you.

View Quote Lesra: The man's innocent. And he's been in jail fifteen or sixteen years. It's not right.
Terry Swinton: I know that's what his book says.
Sam Chaiton: Two juries found him guilty, Les.
Lesra: Two white juries.
Lisa Peters: Hey, hey. Not all white people are racist.
Lesra: Not all black people are murderers.

View Quote Raymond: I served under him. He was a good man.
Eleanor: Well, that's what the neighbors always say about serial killers.

View Quote [manipulating Raymond]
Eleanor: Sergeant Shaw.
Raymond: [abruptly] What...?
Eleanor: Sergeant Raymond Shaw.
Raymond: Mother, I...
Eleanor: Raymond Prentiss Shaw.
Raymond: Yes.
Eleanor: Listen.

View Quote Raymond: Are we friends, Ben? I want to believe we were friends.
Ben: We are connected and that's somthing nobody can take from us. You could have me locked up, but you didn't. That's proof that there's something deep inside. There's a part that they can't get to. And it's deep of us. And that's where the truth is.

View Quote Theoretically, if you go to the past in the future, then your future lies in the past. This is a picture of you in the future - in the past.

View Quote All this time I thought that I had "pretzeled" fate, and it had to be untwisted, but what I never considered is that the whole thing is a pretzel. A beautiful 4D pretzel of kismetic inevitability.