Tom Hulce movie quotes
41 quotes from 4 movies
The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996) as Quasimodo
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[to Frollo] I'm sorry, master. I will never disobey you again.
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[seeing Esmeralda about to be burned to death by Frollo] NOOOOO!
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[upon rescuing Esmeralda] Sanctuary! Sanctuary! Sanctuary!
Animal House (1978) as Larry
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Bluto: Kroger, your Delta Tau Chi name is Pinto.
Larry: Why Pinto?
Bluto: [burps] Why not?
Kent: What's my Delta Tau Chi name?
Bluto: Dorfman, l've given this a lot of thought. From now on...your name is Flounder.
Larry: Why Pinto?
Bluto: [burps] Why not?
Kent: What's my Delta Tau Chi name?
Bluto: Dorfman, l've given this a lot of thought. From now on...your name is Flounder.
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Larry: [to Jennings, while high] Okay. That means that our whole solar system could be, like one tiny atom in the fingernail of some other giant being. [Jennings nods] This is too much! That means one tiny atom in my fingernail could be--
Jennings: Could be one little tiny universe.
Larry: Could I buy some pot from you?
Jennings: Could be one little tiny universe.
Larry: Could I buy some pot from you?
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Neidermeyer: Hi there, fellows. Meet Ken and Lonny.
Larry: Larry.
Neidermeyer: Ken, Lonny, l'd like you to meet Mohammet Jugdish, Sidney and Clayton. Grab a seat and make yourselves at home. Don't be shy about helping yourselves to punch and cookies.
Larry: Larry.
Neidermeyer: Ken, Lonny, l'd like you to meet Mohammet Jugdish, Sidney and Clayton. Grab a seat and make yourselves at home. Don't be shy about helping yourselves to punch and cookies.
The Hunchback of Notre Dame II (2002) as Quasimodo
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Find some! Then I will.
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I love Madellaine!
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Yeah. Yuck.
Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (1994) as Henry Clerval
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Henry Clerval: Victor? Victor! Victor, open the door! Victor, please!
Victor Frankenstein: What do you want?
Henry Clerval: There's cholera. It's an epidemic! The city's been placed under martial law. Are you listening to me, Victor?
Victor Frankenstein: Yes. And?
Henry Clerval: The militia's arriving to quarantine the city. Most of us are getting out while we still can. Krempe knows you're here. What if he tells the authorities?
Victor Frankenstein: Goodbye, Henry.
Elizabeth: Victor, it's me. Elizabeth. Can you hear me? Victor, I have to see you.
Victor Frankenstein: Go away.
Elizabeth: Please, Victor! I won't leave here until you see me.
Victor Frankenstein: Come in the side door. Alone!
Elizabeth: What's happened to you? How can you live here like this? And that stench.
Victor Frankenstein: Don't go in there!
He shuts the doors
Elizabeth: We have to leave. It isn't safe.
Victor Frankenstein: No, I have to stay.
Elizabeth: Even if it means you'll die?
Victor Frankenstein: Yes.
Elizabeth: Well, let me help you.
Victor Frankenstein: No, that's impossible.
Elizabeth: We made a promise. Victor, I beg you.
Victor Frankenstein: Look, I know that this is difficult for you to understand..but I cannot abandon this work now. It is too important. Not just for me, but, believe me, for everyone. And it must come first.
Elizabeth: Before us?
Victor Frankenstein: Elizabeth... I love you so much, but...
Elizabeth: Goodbye.
She runs out
Victor Frankenstein: What do you want?
Henry Clerval: There's cholera. It's an epidemic! The city's been placed under martial law. Are you listening to me, Victor?
Victor Frankenstein: Yes. And?
Henry Clerval: The militia's arriving to quarantine the city. Most of us are getting out while we still can. Krempe knows you're here. What if he tells the authorities?
Victor Frankenstein: Goodbye, Henry.
Elizabeth: Victor, it's me. Elizabeth. Can you hear me? Victor, I have to see you.
Victor Frankenstein: Go away.
Elizabeth: Please, Victor! I won't leave here until you see me.
Victor Frankenstein: Come in the side door. Alone!
Elizabeth: What's happened to you? How can you live here like this? And that stench.
Victor Frankenstein: Don't go in there!
He shuts the doors
Elizabeth: We have to leave. It isn't safe.
Victor Frankenstein: No, I have to stay.
Elizabeth: Even if it means you'll die?
Victor Frankenstein: Yes.
Elizabeth: Well, let me help you.
Victor Frankenstein: No, that's impossible.
Elizabeth: We made a promise. Victor, I beg you.
Victor Frankenstein: Look, I know that this is difficult for you to understand..but I cannot abandon this work now. It is too important. Not just for me, but, believe me, for everyone. And it must come first.
Elizabeth: Before us?
Victor Frankenstein: Elizabeth... I love you so much, but...
Elizabeth: Goodbye.
She runs out
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Victor Frankenstein: No I'm serious. You take vaccine for instance. 30 years ago the entire concept of vaccine was unheard of, and now we save lives every day. But that isn't the whole answer.
Henry Clerval: What do you mean?
Victor Frankenstein: That sooner or later the best way to cheat death, will be to create life.
Henry Clerval: Now you've gone too far. There's only one God, Victor.
Victor Frankenstein: No. Leave God out of this. Listen. You love someone they have a sick heart. Wouldn't you give them a healthy one.
Henry Clerval: Impossible!
Victor Frankenstein: No, it's not impossible. We can do it. We're steps away. If we can do that if we can replace one part of a human being. We can replace every part. And if we can do that we can design a life. We can create a being that will not grow old or sicken. One that will be stronger than us, better than us, one that will be more intelligent than us, more civilized than us.
Henry Clerval: In our lifetime?
Professor Waldman: No!
Victor Frankenstein: How close did you get, Professor?
Professor Waldman: Too close.
Victor Frankenstein: Professor, I beg you, let me see these notes!
Professor Waldman: No! My work now and it's application, lies exclusively in the preservation of life. I abandoned my researches many years ago.
Victor Frankenstein: Why?
Professor Waldman: Because they resulted in abomination.
Henry Clerval: What do you mean?
Victor Frankenstein: That sooner or later the best way to cheat death, will be to create life.
Henry Clerval: Now you've gone too far. There's only one God, Victor.
Victor Frankenstein: No. Leave God out of this. Listen. You love someone they have a sick heart. Wouldn't you give them a healthy one.
Henry Clerval: Impossible!
Victor Frankenstein: No, it's not impossible. We can do it. We're steps away. If we can do that if we can replace one part of a human being. We can replace every part. And if we can do that we can design a life. We can create a being that will not grow old or sicken. One that will be stronger than us, better than us, one that will be more intelligent than us, more civilized than us.
Henry Clerval: In our lifetime?
Professor Waldman: No!
Victor Frankenstein: How close did you get, Professor?
Professor Waldman: Too close.
Victor Frankenstein: Professor, I beg you, let me see these notes!
Professor Waldman: No! My work now and it's application, lies exclusively in the preservation of life. I abandoned my researches many years ago.
Victor Frankenstein: Why?
Professor Waldman: Because they resulted in abomination.
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Victor Frankenstein: Come on, Henry.
Henry Clerval: I can't help you, Victor. I can't help you.
Victor Frankenstein: You won't. What are you frightened of?
Henry Clerval: Everything! What do you think? And what if the authorities--?
Victor Frankenstein: Will do this in secret. I've got the raw materials, I've got Waldman's journals. Together we know more than Krempe's whole staff
Henry Clerval: You stole Waldman's journals?
Victor Frankenstein: We owe it to him to complete this work. He was one step away.
Henry Clerval: He never wanted this.
Victor Frankenstein: He couldn't face it, there's a difference.
Henry Clerval: Even if it were possible, and even if you had the right--which you don't--to make this decision for us... can you imagine for one second that there wouldn't be a terrible price to pay?
Victor Frankenstein: I think for the chance to defeat death and disease to let everyone on this Earth have the chance of life, sustained, healthy life, to allow people who love each other to be together forever... For all of that, I think it's a risk worth taking.
Henry Clerval: I can't help you, Victor. I can't help you.
Victor Frankenstein: You won't. What are you frightened of?
Henry Clerval: Everything! What do you think? And what if the authorities--?
Victor Frankenstein: Will do this in secret. I've got the raw materials, I've got Waldman's journals. Together we know more than Krempe's whole staff
Henry Clerval: You stole Waldman's journals?
Victor Frankenstein: We owe it to him to complete this work. He was one step away.
Henry Clerval: He never wanted this.
Victor Frankenstein: He couldn't face it, there's a difference.
Henry Clerval: Even if it were possible, and even if you had the right--which you don't--to make this decision for us... can you imagine for one second that there wouldn't be a terrible price to pay?
Victor Frankenstein: I think for the chance to defeat death and disease to let everyone on this Earth have the chance of life, sustained, healthy life, to allow people who love each other to be together forever... For all of that, I think it's a risk worth taking.
