Moira Kelly movie quotes

View Quote Excuse me. Naked male insecurity really leaves me cold.

View Quote [repeated line] Toe pick!

View Quote [referring to Doug] When we're through here, can we please teach it how to breathe with its mouth closed?

View Quote [Kiara and Kovu are looking at constellations in the night sky]
Adult Kovu: See that? See that? Look at that! It's really pretty.
Adult Kiara: What? Oh yeah! Um-- look, there's one that looks like a baby rabbit. See the fluffy tail?
Adult Kovu: Yeah... hey! There's one that looks like two lions killing each other for a scrap of meat. [Kiara grimaces] Ohh, I've never done this before.
Adult Kiara: Really? My father and I used to do this all the time. He says all the great Kings of the past are up there.
Adult Kovu: Do you think Scar is up there? [gets up and moves off] No one here thinks he's very great... do they?
Adult Kiara: My father said there was a darkness in Scar that he couldn't escape.
Adult Kovu: Maybe there's a darkness in me, too.
[Kiara puts her paw on Kovu's, and as they nuzzle, Simba is watching on a hill from distances away]
Simba: [calling out to Mufasa] Father... I am lost. Kovu is one of them. Scar's heir. How can I accept him?
Nala: Simba?
Simba: I was seeking counsel from the great kings.
Nala: Did they help?
Simba: [sighs] Silent as stars. My father would never--
Nala: Oh, Simba. You want so much to walk the path expected of you. Perhaps Kovu does not.
Simba: [surprised] What? How do you know what--
Nala: I can see them down there just as easily as you can. Get to know them and see. [she nuzzles under Simba's head]

View Quote Adult Kiara: Father, how could you break your promise?
Simba: It's a good thing I did. I almost lost you. No more hunts for you; not ever!
Adult Kiara: But I was doing just fine! Even before Kovu--
Simba: Kovu?
[Simba and Kovu roar at each other]
Nala: [surprised at his ferocity] Simba?
Rafiki: Hey! You! How dare you save the King's daughter?
Simba: You saved her? Why?
Adult Kovu: I humbly ask to join your pride.
Simba: [immediately] No! You were banished with the other Outsiders.
Adult Kovu: I have left the Outsiders. I'm a rogue. Judge me now, for what I am... Or am I to be blamed for a crime I didn't commit?

View Quote [At Pride Rock in the afternoon. Kiara, now a cub, bounds to the edge of Pride Rock and overlooks the savanna, panting with excitement.]
Kiara: Wow! [starts to bound down Pride Rock.]
Simba: Whoa! [catches Kiara by her scruff and lifts her back onto Pride Rock; she giggles mischievously, and tries to bound away, but Simba stops her with a paw.] Where do you think you're going in such a hurry? [lifts Kiara into the air.]
Kiara: [grunts] Daddy. [giggles as Simba sets Kiara onto her stomach.] Let go.
Simba: Well, I just want you to be careful. [Kiara growls and jumps at a butterfly, but fails to catch it when he steps on Kiara's tail; she tries to jump, only to get stopped] Kiara, are you listening? Accidents can happen. [Kiara sits up] You could easily get hurt or stepped--
Kiara: Hurt or stepped on or even get lost.
Simba: And remember, [steps off Kiara's tail.] I want you to stay in sight of Pride Rock at all times.
Kiara: At all times. I know. And if I see any strangers, don't talk to them. Come straight home. Okay, okay. Can I go now? [smiles pleadingly] Please?
Simba: Hmm. [Nala approaches and sits next to Simba.] Very funny.
Nala: [chuckles] Mind your father, Kiara.
Kiara: [chuckles] Yes, mom.
Simba: And stay away from the Outlands.
Zazu: [flies down next to Kiara] Nothing there but a bunch of backstabbing, murderous Outsiders.
Simba: Zazu's right. [looks over one shoulder.] You can't turn your back on them.
Kiara: Really? How come?
Simba: Never mind. [gestures with his head.] Just run along now.
Kiara: But, Dad, I--
Simba: You'll understand someday. Go on.
Kiara: [walks toward Simba.] Dad. [nuzzles against Simba's leg and purrs]
Simba: [rubs the top of Kiara's head with a paw. She bounds away and starts clambering down Pride Rock; anxiously] And stay on the path I've marked for you.
Nala: [chuckles] Simba, who does she remind you of? Hmm?
Simba: [confused] Huh? [looks at Nala] What? Who?
Nala: She's just like you were when you were young. [nuzzles Simba's chin]
Simba: Exactly. Do you realize the dangers we put ourselves in? [Nala pins Simba to the ground, and he grunts]
Nala: You mean the dangers you put us in. [nuzzles Simba and they both purr; chuckles] She'll be fine. [strides toward the interior of Pride Rock. She smiles at Simba over one shoulder.]
Simba: Hey, Timon. [gestures with his head] Pumbaa. Come here.
Timon: [sits astride Pumbaa's mane. They look over their shoulders and stride toward Simba.] Good morning, Mon Capitán.
Simba: I want you to keep a close watch on Kiara. You know she's bound to run off.
Timon: No worries, Simba. We're on her like stink on a warthog.
Pumbaa: Hey!
Timon: It's a hard truth, Pumbaa. Live with it.
Simba: Guys, I'm counting on you. [looks left and right] Danger could be lurking behind every rock.
Timon: [looks quizzically at Simba, then takes him seriously] Ah-ha. [looks left] Hmm! [looks right] Hmm! Hmm.
[Timon and Pumbaa depart to go after her]

View Quote [to Laura] If I had a nickel for every cigarette your mom smoked, I'd be dead.

View Quote Donna: Do you think that if you were falling in space... that you would slow down after a while, or go faster and faster?
Laura: Faster and faster. And for a long time you wouldn't feel anything. And then you'd burst into fire. Forever... And the angel's wouldn't help you. Because they've all gone away.

View Quote Donna: Where are the cookies?
Laura: You mean Fred and Ginger?
Donna: Dancing.

View Quote Do you know what my daughter's nurse told her today? In a girl's voice lies temptation - a known fact. Eloquence in a woman means promiscuity. Promiscuity of the mind leads to promiscuity of the body. She doesn't believe it yet, but she will. She'll grow up just like her mother. Marry, raise children and honor her family. Spend her youth in needlepoint and rue the day she was born a girl. And when she dies, she'll wonder why she obeyed all the rules of God and Country for no biblical hell could ever be worse than a state of perpetual inconsequence.