David JonssonQuotes

David Jonsson
Birthday
September 4th, 1993
From
London, England, UK
Actor

The Long Walk - A Wish for a Carbine

The Major: Congratulations, Mr. McVries. The cash prize is yours. So tell me, son. What's your wish?
The Major: The whole nation is watching, son. What's your wish?
Peter McVries #23: [stands up] I want... ...I want a carbine.
The Major: You'll have one.
Peter McVries #23: [points to rifle held by a soldier] No. I want that carbine. To give to my kids one day.
Soldier: Sir?
The Major: Give him his wish. He won't shoot anyone, boys. He's won too much, and remember. This one wants to make the world a better place. Isn't that right, son?
Peter McVries #23: Hold your fire or I'll fuckin shoot!
The Major: Hold your fire, boys!
Peter McVries #23: I'll fuckin shoot!
The Major: That's all right, son. No harm done...not yet. Put the gun down. The whole world is waitin for you. There's more riches than you can possibly imagine. Put the gun down. The prize is yours for the takin'. Don't throw it away.
Peter McVries #23: This is for Ray.

The Long Walk - The Complexity of Violence and Humanity

Peter McVries #23: Garraty, do you have any idea how fuckin hard it is to kill a man? I'll kill a deer and that's hard enough. Like, killing a man is only easy for...for a certain kind of person.
Raymond Garraty #47: I'll become that kind of person.
Peter McVries #23: That'd be fuckin sad. Those kind of people can't see the beauty in this world.
Raymond Garraty #47: What fuckin beauty?
Peter McVries #23: The sky! The trees, the birds! Fuck, man, everything! You know what else is beautiful? Us. Cause we're...we're real friends, aren't we?
Raymond Garraty #47: Pete, what does it matter?
Peter McVries #23: Whether we have three hours, three days, or three decades, this moment? This fuckin moment? It matters, man. Say it.
Raymond Garraty #47: This matters. This moment matters.
Peter McVries #23: Yeah. Goddamn right. Let's continue.
Raymond Garraty #47: [whispering] But it doesn't really matter, does it, Pete? Cause when this moment's over... ...I'm still gonna go fuckin kill him.
Peter McVries #23: Fair enough. But realize, even if you pull it off, they'll fuckin kill you.
Raymond Garraty #47: You don't know that shit. I'll be the winner. That's uncharted territory.
Peter McVries #23: But what about your mom?
Raymond Garraty #47: Oh, don't fuckin bring up my mom, Pete!
Peter McVries #23: What about your mom? Does she know?
Raymond Garraty #47: No, she doesn't. This thing's bigger than me and my mom.

The Long Walk - Desire for a Simple Treat

Peter McVries #23: Do you know what I want more than anything?
Raymond Garraty #47: What, Pete?
Peter McVries #23: An Orange Julius.

The Long Walk - Three Great Truths of Life

Hank Olson #46: There are three great truths in the world. A good meal, a good screw, and a good shit. And that's all.
Raymond Garraty #47: Olson's a smart man. You keep saying "crap", though. What's up with that?
Arthur Baker #6: It's always sounded a little less vulgar to me than the... than the s-word.
Peter McVries #23: Well, I ain't never heard of the Bible forbidding the word "shit".

The Long Walk - A Dedication to Ray

Peter McVries #23: [''His last line''] This is for Ray.

Alien: Romulus - New Directives for Team Decisions

Rain: You're coming with me, alright?
Andy: That's what's best for Rain.
Rain: Andy, I have a new directive for you -- do what's best for us.

Alien: Romulus - Confidence in Combat Preparedness

Andy: Right. New plan. Can you manage yourself with a gun?
Tyler: Yes, I fucking can.

Alien: Romulus - Questioning Choices in Crisis Situations

Rain: How could you do that?
Andy: What? Leave someone behind?

Alien: Romulus - New Directives and Mission Completion

Andy: I'm afraid I have just one directive. Do what's best... for...
Rook: Your upgrade came with a new directive. It overrides the old one.
Andy: I see. What's required of me, sir?
Rook: To finish our mission.

Alien: Romulus - Discussing the Odds of Survival

Andy: What are the odds?
Rook: 60-40, against your friend.
Bjorn: The odds on what?
Andy: That the creature's finished its job already.

Alien: Romulus - The Nature of Immortality in Xenomorphs

Rook: [[Alien (film)|One of our tag ships made first contact with this specimen two decades ago.] XX-121 Xenomorph. ] Of the seven crewmembers aboard the U.S.S. Nostromo, only one survived, blowing the creature out of the airlock. We've been seaching for it ever since. 170 days ago, our search came to an end and the body of the Xenomorph was brought onboard, presumed dead. But, of course, lack of oxygen and food is of no true consequence to this "perfect organism"...
Andy: Then nothing is truly immortal. Clearly.

Alien: Romulus - Deciding What's Best for Each Other

Rain: Andy. Are you sure you wanna do this?
Andy: I have just one directive: To do what's best for Rain. Your dad wrote it.
Rain: Yeah. That and too many dad jokes.

Alien: Romulus - A Choice Between Freedom and Home

Andy: You will be free to continue to Yvaga together, and I'll return to Jackson. And stay in Jackson. That is, assuming we make it out of here alive.

Alien: Romulus - A Burden Transformed into a Helper

Andy: Forgive me. I've been nothing but a burden to you. Today, I can finally help. And you won't see me as a child anymore.

Alien: Romulus - Introduction of Andy the Synthetic Character

Andy: I'm an ND-255 Weyland-Yutani synthetic, originally bought for mining and safety tasks. You guys call me Andy!

Alien: Romulus - Astronaut's Humor on Space and Claustrophobia

Andy: Did you hear about the claustrophobic astronaut? He needed space.