Carey MulliganQuotes

Carey Mulligan
Birthday
May 28th, 1985
From
Westminster, London, England, UK
Actor

An Education - No Shortcuts to the Life I Desire

Jenny Mellor: The life I want, there is no shortcut.

An Education - The Ephemeral Nature of Love and Art

Jenny Mellor: [about sex] It's funny though, isn't it? All that poetry and all those songs, about something that lasts no time at all.

An Education - The Importance of Taking Action

Jenny Mellor: If you never do anything, you never become anyone.

An Education - A Unique Perspective on Virginity

Jenny Mellor: I don't want to lose my virginity to a piece of fruit.

An Education - The Importance of Life Before Graduation

Jenny Mellor: If people die the moment that they graduate, then surely it's the things we do beforehand that count.

Mudbound - The Harsh Realities of Country Life

Laura McAllan: Violence is part and parcel of country life. You're forever being assailed by dead things. Dead mice, dead rabbits, dead possums. You find them in the yard. You smell them rottin under the house. And then there are the creatures you kill for food. Chickens, hogs, deer, frogs, squirrels. Pluck, skin, disembowel, debone, fry. Eat, start again, kill. I learned how to stitch up a bleeding wound... load and fire a shotgun... reach into the womb of a heavin sow to deliver a breeched piglet. My hands did these things... but I was never easy in my mind.

Mudbound - A Life Transformed by Love and Escape

Laura McAllan: [narrating] I was a 31-year-old virgin when I met Henry McAllan in the spring of 1939. I lived with my parents in the house I grew up in. My world was small, and he was my rescuer from a life in the margins.

Drive - A Memory of First Encounters

Standard: Do you want to hear how mommy and me met?
Standard: Yeah? Okay. We were at a party. And she was nineteen years old.
Irene: Seventeen.
Standard: You weren't seventeen.
Irene: I was.
Standard: [Laughs] Wow. So it was illegal. All right. So I illegally walked over to a seventeen year old girl. And I walk up and I say, "Hello, Miss. What is your name?" And she didn't say anything. And then I said, "Well my name is Standard Gabriel." Then what did you say?
Irene: I said, "Where's the deluxe version?

Inside Llewyn Davis - Uncertainty Surrounding Paternity in a Relationship

Jean: I don't know.
Llewyn: You don't know if it's mine?
Jean: No. How would I know?
Llewyn: So it could be Jim's?
Jean: Yes, asshole!
Llewyn: You don't want it either way, to be clear?
Jean: To be clear, asshole, you fucking asshole, I want very much to have it if it's Jim's. That's what I want. But since I don't know, you not only fucked things up by fucking me and maybe making me pregnant, but even if it's not yours, I can't know that, so I might have to get rid of what might be a perfectly fine baby, a baby I want, because everything you touch turns to shit! Like King Midas's idiot brother.
Llewyn: Well, okay. I see.
Jean: You know a doctor, right?
Llewyn: Yes.
Jean: From when? Whatever, Diane?
Llewyn: Yes.
Jean: And you'll pay for it.
Llewyn: Yes.
Jean: Don't tell Jim, obviously. I should've had you wear double condoms. Well, we shouldn't have done it in the first place, but if you ever do it again, which as a favor to women everywhere, you should not, but if you do, you should be wearing condom on condom and then wrap it in electrical tape. You should just walk around always inside a great big condom because you are shit!
Llewyn: Okay.
Jean: You should not be in contact with any living thing being shit.
Llewyn: Have you ever heard the expression, "It takes two to tango"?
Jean: Fuck you!
Llewyn: Well, I could say we should talk about this when you're less angry, but that would be... that would be... when would that be?
Jean: Fuck you! I miss Mike.
Llewyn: Could I ask you for a favor?
Jean: You're joking.
Llewyn: It's not for me. It's for the Gorfeins. Their cat got out. Could you leave the fire escape window open?
Jean: It's winter.
Llewyn: Just enough for the cat to squeeze back in? It could come back.
Jean: To our apartment? It was there like six hours. Why would it come back there?
Llewyn: I don't know! I'm not a fucking cat! Think about it! I lost their fucking cat! I feel bad about it!
Jean: That's what you feel bad about?

Promising Young Woman - Letting Go of the Past

Mrs. Fisher: I know you feel bad that you weren't there but you gotta let it go.
Cassandra: I'm just trying to fix it.
Mrs. Fisher: Oh, come on. You can't. Don't be a child, Cassie.

Promising Young Woman - Confrontation and Misunderstanding in a Tense Moment

Paul: [laughing] That was humiliating!
Cassandra: Why don't you just fuck off, now OK?
Paul: Wait, are you sober? Oh shit! You're that psycho that Jerry took home.
Cassandra: I don't know what you're talking about.
Paul: You know what, not interested, sweetheart. Why don't you just take crazy somewhere else? You're not even that hot.
Cassandra: You're hardly dropping panties yourself, Paul. When was the last time you scored in daylight?
Paul: [threateningly] Careful.
Cassandra: [advancing on him] No, you be careful. I'm not the only one who does this. And some of the other girls really are crazy.
Paul: I don't believe you.
Cassandra: There's a woman in this city who carries a pair of scissors.
Paul: You're lying.
Cassandra: Try it out next time you go out, and see what happens.
Paul: Why do you guys have to ruin everything?

Promising Young Woman - Forgiveness Amidst Guilt and Regret

Jordan: [grabs Cassie's hands pleadingly] You know, I got a bonus for every settlement out of court. I got another bonus for every charge dropped. We all did. There was a guy... his only job was to go through all their social media accounts for any compromising information. He contacted old friends, past sexual partners. Oh, you'd be amazed how much easier it is now with the internet to dig up dirt. In the old days we used to go through a girl's trash. Now? One drunk photo at a party. Oh, you wouldn't believe how hostile that makes a jury. You gotta help me. I can't sleep. I can't SLEEP. I haven't slept since... I will never forgive myself. I want you to know that. I'll never forgive myself for any of this.
Cassandra: [crying] I forgive you.

Promising Young Woman - Nightmares of Men and Women Explored

Al Monroe: [about rape] It's every man's worst nightmare, getting accused of something like that.
Cassandra: [deadpan] Can you guess what every woman's worst nightmare is?

Promising Young Woman - Confrontation at a Wedding Reception

Cassandra: I take it you're the groom.
Al Monroe: Yeah.
Cassandra: Then sit the fuck down.

Promising Young Woman - Unexpected Family Connections in Dating Conversations

Ryan: Dating's horrible, everyone's horrible, okay? I went on a date last month with a woman who wanted to euthanize the homeless.
Cassandra: You went on date with my mom?