There are times, when we're dirt broke and hungry, and I ask myself "What the hell am I still doing here?" and then they call, and I remember...
Rent (2005) · 139 quotes
Most-quoted character in Rent (2005): in 27 of its 139 quotes
Most scenes with: Joanne Jefferson (4), Tom Collins (3), Benny (2)
December 24, 1989, 9 PM, Eastern Standard Time. From here on in, I shoot without a script. See if anything comes from it, instead of my old shit.
More lines from Mark Cohen
14 quotesFirst I got a protest to save.
And Roger will attempt to write a bittersweet, evocative song... that doesn't remind us of "Musetta's Waltz."
That sleezy news show Buzzline wants to take a meeting.
Look, this is not my Bar Mitzvah, give it back to me!
This can't be happening.
Hey, guys, all our shit's back!
That drip of hurt, that pint of shame, goes away -- just play the game!
I see it my film!
Alexi? Mark. Call me a hypocrite. I need to finish my own film. I quit!
December 24, 1990, 10 PM, Eastern Standard Time. I can't believe a year went by so fast.
Hey, Collins, don't get your ass kicked this time!
Mutual Masturbation!
How do you document real life, when real life is getting more like fiction each day?
Scenes with Mark Cohen
12 scenesWhere is he?
Getting dizzy.
Hey, bum, get your ass off the Range Rover.
Hey Benny, that attitude towards the homeless is exactly what Maureen is protesting.
Maureen is protesting losing her performance space. Not my attitude.
She left you? Another guy?
Not exactly...
What's his name?
Mark and Roger: Joanne.
[Benny cracks up]
Merry Christmas, bitches!
Yeah, fourteen hours later! What the hell happened to you?!
Say something, anything.
Test one two three...
Anything but that.
She cheated.
She cheated.
Maureen cheated.
****in' cheated.
Pookie.
Shut up.
Oh, no. Please, no. No. Not tonight. Please leave.
What are you talking about? Why?
Because you sit here all night and you never order anything.
That's a lie. Just last week I had a tea.
You couldn't pay.
Oh, yeah.
Tonight we can.
Ka-pow! [To others] Come on.
All right. Fine. Just please don't move the tables!
Hey, Rosie, let's put these tables together!
I sold my soul.
Yeah, for three grand a segment!
Why our entire year's strewn on the cutting room floor of memory...
Why am I the witness? And when I capture it on film, will it mean that is the end, and I'm alone?
Must be nice to have money.
Mimi and Collins: No shit.
You owe me a beer.
I'll give you a cigarette.
Mimi's got her baggage too.
So do you.
You're always preaching not to be numb, when that's how you thrive. You pretend to create and observe, when you really detach from feeling alive.
Perhaps it's because I'm the one of us to survive.
Poor baby.
