Anjelica HustonQuotes

Anjelica Huston
Birthday
July 8th, 1951
From
Santa Monica, California, USA
Actor

The Grifters - Struggling with Honesty and Trust

Lilly Dillon: I was hoping we could play it straight with one another.
Roy Dillon: I guess not.
Lilly Dillon: I guess you won't be getting a straight job, either.
Roy Dillon: Not this week.
Lilly Dillon: Not ever.
Roy Dillon: It's up to me. I'm strictly short con. It's nothing but small time stuff. I can walk away from it anytime I want.
Lilly Dillon: Where have I heard that before?
Roy Dillon: Yeah, but I'm in control.
Lilly Dillon: Sure. You're only 25 years old, already you can lay down four grand without even turning a hair. Grift's like anything else, Roy. You don't stand still. You either go up or down. Usually down, sooner or later.
Roy Dillon: Well, I'll let it be a surprise, then.

The Grifters - Struggles of Identity in a Criminal World

Lilly Dillon: You're working some angle, and don't tell me you're not because I wrote the book!
Roy Dillon: What about you? You still handling playback money for the mob?
Lilly Dillon: That's me. That's who I am. You were never cut out for the rackets, Roy.
Roy Dillon: How come?
Lilly Dillon: You aren't tough enough.
Roy Dillon: Not as tough as you, huh?
Lilly Dillon: Get off the grift, Roy.
Lilly Dillon: You haven't got the stomach for it.

The Grifters - A Complex Debt Between Mother and Son

Roy Dillon: I guess I owe you my life, Lilly.
Lilly Dillon: You always did, Roy.

The Grifters - Friendship and Age Perception Among Characters

Myra Langtry: I'm Roy's friend.
Lilly Dillon: Yes. I imagine you're lots of people's friend.
Myra Langtry: [taking a good look at Lilly] Oh, of course, now that I see you in the light, you're plenty old enough to be Roy's mother.
Lilly Dillon: Aren't we all?
Roy Dillon: Play nice. Don't fight.

The Grifters - Urgent Plea in a Crisis Situation

Doctor: Miss Dillon, I'm sorry about our little disagreement on the phone. And I'm really sorry about your son. Well, it's hard to believe that such a strapping young man is your son.
Lilly Dillon: Never mind that, just take care of him.
Doctor: He's had, he's had an internal hemorrhage. He's bleeding to death.
Lilly Dillon: Well, make it stop!
Doctor: His blood pressure's under a hundred. I don't think he's going to make it to the hospital.
Lilly Dillon: You know who I work for.
Doctor: There's just so much I can do.
Lilly Dillon: My son is going to be all right. If not, I'll have you killed.

The Grifters - A Plea for Reciprocity and Recognition

Lilly Dillon: I gave you your life twice. I'm asking you to give me mine once.

EverAfter - Things Can Always Get Worse

Baroness Rodmilla de Ghent: No matter how bad things get, they can always get worse.

EverAfter - The Power of Words and Their Meanings

Baroness Rodmilla de Ghent: [to Danielle] The slightest turn of phrase can have a thousand meanings.

EverAfter - Questioning the Nature of Unwanted Love

Baroness Rodmilla de Ghent: [to Danielle] How can anyone love a pebble in their shoe?

EverAfter - Confronting a Pretender to Royalty

Baroness Rodmilla de Ghent: [to Danielle] Bow before royalty, you insolent fraud!

EverAfter - Exposing Deception and Covetousness

Baroness Rodmilla de Ghent: [to Henry] Ask her yourself! She is a grasping, devious little pretender, and it is my duty, Your Highness, to expose her as the covetous hoax she is.

EverAfter - Revealing the True Identity of Danielle

Baroness Rodmilla de Ghent: [to Henry] She's an imposter, sire! Her name is Danielle de Barbarac, and she's been a servant in my home for the past ten years.

The Darjeeling Limited - Acceptance of the Past

Patricia: Yes, the past happened. But it's over, isn't it?

The Darjeeling Limited - A Sense of Responsibility and Belonging

Patricia: I live here. These people need me.

The Darjeeling Limited - A Warning Against Unwanted Visits

Patricia: I told you not to come here.

The Darjeeling Limited - The Power of Nonverbal Communication

Patricia: Maybe we could express ourselves more fully when we say it without words.

John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum - Art and Life: The Complexity of Suffering

The Director: [pause] You know, when my pupils first come here, they wish for one thing: a life free of suffering. I try to dissuade them from these childish notions, but as you know, art is pain. Life is suffering. All of this for what? Because of a puppy?
John Wick: It wasn't just a puppy.

Prizzi's Honor - Love and Conflict in Unexpected Places

Charley Partanna: [about Irene] I met her in a church. It just happened. I knew she was the woman for me. She'd organized the scam in Vegas. I go looking for the bad guy and it turns out to be my woman, can you imagine this? Not only that - Pop tells me she's the piece man for the Nettabino contract. Just the same, I love her, Mae... I love her.
Charley Partanna: How can I live with this? I gotta do something about it. I gotta straighten it out.
Maerose Prizzi: Then do.
Charley Partanna: Do what? Do I ice her? Do I marry her? Which one of these?
Maerose Prizzi: Marry her, Charley. Just because she's a thief and a hitter doesn't mean she's not a good woman in all the other departments. If she was some kind of fashion model, well it wouldn't last more than thirty days. But you and she is in the same line of business. You are lucky you found each other, you know that, Charley?
Charley Partanna: Yeah, I guess.
Maerose Prizzi: She's an American! She had a chance to make a buck so she grabbed it. Marry her, Charley. Then at least I'll be able to get something out of it... I'll be able to go back in the family.

Prizzi's Honor - Illuminated Decision in the Oriental

Maerose Prizzi: So let's do it.
Charley Partanna: With all the lights on?
Maerose Prizzi: Yeah. Right here. On the Oriental. With all the lights on.

Ballerina - Proposing a Solution to the Problem

The Director: Perhaps I could send someone to solve the problem.

Ballerina - The Journey from Hell to Paradise

The Director: The path to paradise begins in hell.

Ballerina - Don't Let Your Past Define Your Future

The Director: Those Men From Your Past, Don’t Let Them Steal Your Future.