Bill CampQuotes

Bill Camp
Birthday
October 22nd, 1964
From
Bradford, Massachusetts, USA
Actor

Sound of Freedom - Exclusive Club Proposal in Cartena

Vampiro: I think I may have to expand your mind to an entirely new reality.
El Calacas: Okay?
Vampiro: [''Which immediately intrigues El Calacas''] These gentlemen want to build a one-of-a-kind members-only club in Cartena. Annual fee: one hundred grand per member.
Vampiro: They take care of the facility, we take care of the talent. And the members? They get a world-class resort with full access to models, 24/7, all you can eat, live-in models, young ones.
El: How young?
Tim: [enters] Shock me. Which one is this?
Vampiro: [''They laugh''] El Calacas. He used to deliver escorts for Escobar. He sold me a chicken last year, nine years old.
El Calacas: [''makes appreciative gesture by kissing the tips of his fingers''] And she was...

Sound of Freedom - The Sound of Freedom Explained

Vampiro: [about the kids singing and clapping after being rescued] Do you hear that? That's the sound of freedom.
Tim: Amen.

Sound of Freedom - A Moment of Despair and Reflection

Vampiro: [''After realizing the prostitute he slept with was 14''] I picked up my .45, and I put it against my head, and I put my finger on the trigger. If there's ever a time to ask "Does God exist?", that was it.

Sound of Freedom - Obeying Divine Guidance Without Hesitation

Vampiro: When God tells you what to do, you cannot hesitate.

Molly's Game - Recognizing a Losing Streak in Poker

Molly Bloom: You're on tilt—everybody knows it. You're playing without the weapons you need to win.
Harlan Eustice: [nods] You're right.
Molly Bloom: [nods] Alright. Thank you.
Harlan Eustice: Give me five hundred thousand. I just got to get back to even.
Molly Bloom: [voice-over; Harlan returns to the table with fresh chips] That should be the second line of every gambler’s obit. “Mr. Feldstein died while trying to get back to even.” Harlan never did. And he never got to his wife’s birthday party. She filed for divorce two days later. But there was one last punch coming that would put Harlan on the floor for good. Harlan was heads-up against a guy named Frederick who was Austrian royalty.
Harlan Eustice: [pushes a few stacks of chips towards the center of the table] Call.
Molly Bloom: [voice-over] Harlan had pocket queens. His Excellency had Ace-King. They were both in 65K pre-flop. The flop's queen-seven-seven. Harlan has a full-house again, queens full of sevens, with three rounds of betting in front of him. The Count has nothing.
Frederick: [puts his hand up] All in.
Molly Bloom: [voice-over] And the Count goes all in. He wants Harlan to think he’s got two more sevens under there.
Harlan Eustice: [turns his cards face up and pushes his remaining chips towards the center of the table] Call.
Molly Bloom: [voice-over; Diego burns another card and deals the last turn: a King of Clubs] Nope, says Harlan. He’s not falling for this again and he snap calls all in. There’s $750,000 on the table. Diego burns a card and deals the turn. A king. Otto von Bismarck now has two-pair, kings and sevens, but two-pair’s nothing next to a full house. And at this point, the only hand left that can beat a queen full house...'...is a king full house.
Frederick: [smiles] Alright.
Molly Bloom: [voice-over] Captain von Trapp bluffed two-pair and rivered into kings full.
Harlan Eustice: [shakes his head, stunned; grabs some food that’s on a plate and throws it at Diego] Motherfucker. MOTHERFUCKER! FUCK YOU, YOU FUCKING MECHANIC!
Harlan Eustice: FUCK YOU, YOU BOTTOM-DEALIN PARTY MAGICIAN!
Molly Bloom: [ushers Harlan away from the table] Hey, get out onto the terrace.
Harlan Eustice: You've been pulling this shit on me for two days!

Molly's Game - High Stakes in a Poker Game

Molly Bloom: [voice-over] Harlan's got a boat, nines full. Brad's got nothing, but his pre-flop betting made it look, entirely accidentally, like there was a chance he had pocket kings.
Harlan Eustice: [pushes a few stacks of chips towards the center of the table] Twenty thousand.
Molly Bloom: [voice-over] Which, if true, would give him the better full house. Brad's counting off twenty thousand, which means he's gonna call, and Harlan knows that if Brad's gonna call and not raise, it means he didn't have the boat, and he's betting a high two-pair, probably kings and queens. But then, instead of calling the bet, Brad pushes seventy-two thousand dollars into the pot.
Brad Marion: [pushes all of his chips towards the center of the table, Harlan frowns] I'm all in.
Molly Bloom: [voice-over] Harlan looks at Brad. Every tell Harlan knows about—carotid artery pumping, stiff hands—Brad’s doing the opposite. Brad's bet had represented a huge hand by calling on the flop, check-raising the turn and bombing the river. Of course Harlan didn’t know that Brad didn’t know what any of that meant. So Harlan, always a good sport, said:
Harlan Eustice: [smiles; tosses in his cards] Nice bet. I'm laying this down.
Molly Bloom: [voice-over] As he tossed in what he didn’t realize was the winning hand. Brad tosses in his cards too and one of them flips over and Harlan sees:
Harlan Eustice: [frowns] You didn't have pocket kings?
Brad Marion: [smiles] I didn't have any kings, except the one in the middle.
Harlan Eustice: You had two-pair?
Brad Marion: I had one-pair, the nines in the middle.