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Whalefall - Official Poster
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Ladies First - Exclusive Interview
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Paper Tiger - Adam Driver and Miles Teller
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Mutiny - First Round Pick Jason Statham Clip
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Slow Horses Season 6 - Official Poster
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Off Campus Season 1 - Let Me Help Clip
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The Whisper Man - Michelle Monaghan as Amanda Beck Character Poster
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STAR WARS: Ahsoka Season 2 - Official Poster
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Dougray ScottQuotes

Dougray Scott
Birthday
November 25th, 1965
From
Glenrothes, Fife, Scotland, UK
Actor

Ripley's Game - The Easing of Guilt Over Time

Tom Ripley: Do you the interesting thing about doing something terrible?
Tom Ripley: Often, after a few days, you can't even remember it.

Ripley's Game - The Burden of Waiting

Jonathan Trevanny: Jesus, this waiting! I can't stand this waiting.
Tom Ripley: [pause] When I was a little boy, I waited on the beach for hours for my parents to come back from a boat ride. They drowned. I waited forever.

Ripley's Game - Consequences of Past Actions and Self-Perception

Jonathan Trevanny: Are we going to get away with it?
Tom Ripley: Why not?
Jonathan Trevanny: I've just never been the sort of person to get away with things. At school, other kids got away with all sorts. But not me. I always got caught.
Tom Ripley: You know why you got caught?
Tom Ripley: Because you didn't think of just killing your teachers.

Ripley's Game - Confronting Fear in Uncertain Circumstances

Jonathan Trevanny: Are you scared?
Tom Ripley: [pause, still calmly] No. I am fucking terrified.

Ripley's Game - Discussion of a Failed Assassination

Jonathan Trevanny: One of them's still alive.
Tom Ripley: How do you know?
Jonathan Trevanny: Well, I heard it on the world news.
Tom Ripley: Jesus. I always figured you for a talk radio man. Okay, well, I guess I didn't strangle him long enough. It's not like a garrote comes with a manual.
Jonathan Trevanny: Ah, one of them got a very, very good look at me.
Tom Ripley: Jonathan, that's the first rule of the game. Don't ever worry about anything you can't control, ever. Anyway, I don't think they can trace us here and if they get close, I'll let you know.
Jonathan Trevanny: What about my family? I'm just worried about my family.
Tom Ripley: Well, don't worry. If they come for anyone, they'll come for me. I think these Balkan types tend to take strangling quite personally.

Ripley's Game - The Nature of Conscience and Existence

Jonathan Trevanny: [crying] I know I should thank you, because I wouldn't be alive now if you hadn't helped me.... but I can't. I can't say thank you. I don't know anything about you. Who are you?
Tom Ripley: I'm a creation. A gifted improviser. I lack your conscience and, when I was young, that troubled me. It no longer does. I don't worry about being caught because I don't think anyone is watching. The world is not a poorer place because those people are dead — it's not. It's one less car on the road, a little less noise and menace. You were brave today. You'll go home and put some money away for your family. That's all.
Jonathan Trevanny: If you "lack my conscience," then why did you help me on the train?
Tom Ripley: [smiles] I don't know, but it doesn't surprise me. If there's one thing I know, it's that we're constantly being born.
Jonathan Trevanny: But why me? Why did you pick me?
Tom Ripley: [checks watch] Partly because you could. Partly because you insulted me. But mostly because that's the game. We need to catch this flight. Shall we?

Ripley's Game - Adding Spice to the Evening

Jonathan Trevanny: [embarrassed] Oh, hi. You're here, then. Excellent. We were hoping you'd come.
Tom Ripley: [icy] Why?
Jonathan Trevanny: Well, to... to add spice to the evening.
Tom Ripley: Meaning?
Jonathan Trevanny: You're a bit of a local personality.
Tom Ripley: Meaning?
Jonathan Trevanny: People have heard about you.
Tom Ripley: Meaning?
Jonathan Trevanny: Nothing. Just... nothing.

Death Race: Inferno - Emotions and Orders in a High-Stakes Situation

Niles York: I'm sorry to hear about Goldberg. I never knew the man, but I know how integral he was to your team.
Lucas: What possible understanding can a man like you know about that? He was more than just a part of my team. He was family.
Niles: [strikes Lucas in the face when he doesn't answer him] Hmm. Just to be clear, our deal still stands. Yes? Now, don't let your emotions cloud your judgment. 14K will win tomorrow. You're gonna stall out. Officially, mechanical failure resulted in your loss. I don't want it to look like you were beat. Can't damage your rep now, can we? Are we clear? When I ask you a question, you answer me. And when I give you an order, I expect to be obeyed. Do you understand?
Lucas: No. Not really.
Niles: [violently punches Lucas in the stomach] Maybe you'll understand this. Now get these foolish thoughts of winning out of your head. You will lose tomorrow, or so help me God, I will put you in the deepest, darkest cell I can find. And while you're down there, crying about that dead spic, just imagine what I'll be doing to your girlfriend.
Lucas: Bad idea.
Niles: What are you gonna do? Threaten to kill me?
Lucas: No. No, Niles. Because that would be letting you off too easy.
Niles: You can live tomorrow, but you can't win.
Lucas: Maybe. Guess you'll just have to tune in... like everybody else.
Niles: That is exactly what I intend to do.

Twin Town - Critique of Law Enforcement Ethics

Terry Walsh: You're an iffy copper that does a little bit a this, a little bit a that, but knows where to draw the thin blue line right fuckin wrong, don't ya, Greyo?

Mission: Impossible II - A Surprising Victory in Unlikely Circumstances

Sean Ambrose: Darling, you won!
Nyah Nordoff-Hall: I suppose I did.
Sean Ambrose: What made you pick her? That old nag's never won a thing.
Nyah Nordoff-Hall: [holds up racing form] A Thief in the Night.
Sean Ambrose: Ha! Say no more.

Mission: Impossible II - Identity Misunderstanding in Mission: Impossible II

Sean Ambrose: [''disguised as Ethan Hunt''] You keep calling me Dimitri. You really shouldn't.
Dr. Nekhorvich: You are not Dimitri?

Mission: Impossible II - Pursuing the Target Relentlessly

Sean Ambrose: Run that bastard down.

Mission: Impossible II - A Dangerous Choice in Life and Death

Sean Ambrose: [Ethan approaches him with a knife] Go ahead, Hunt. Use it. It's not a bad way to go. A lot better than the way that bitch is going to die.

Mission: Impossible II - Direct Command to Cease Mumbling

Sean Ambrose: STOP... MUMBLING!

Mission: Impossible II - A Question of Survival and Desperation

Sean Ambrose: [holds up the anti-virus in front of the infected Nyah] Feel like pleading for your life?

Mission: Impossible II - Apologies Between Sean Ambrose and Another

Sean Ambrose: You're sorry and I'm sorry.

Mission: Impossible II - Challenge of Imitating a Character's Smile

Sean Ambrose: You know, that was the hardest part about having to portray you…grinning like an idiot every fifteen minutes.

Mission: Impossible II - Comparing women to monkeys in relationships

Sean Ambrose: You know women, mate. Like monkeys, they are. Won't let go of one branch until they've got a grip on the next!

Mission: Impossible II - Expression of eagerness in action

Sean Ambrose: This is what's known as getting your gun off!

Mission: Impossible II - Urgent Warning Against Reckless Action

Sean Ambrose: STOP! PUT A SOCK IN IT! Hit that bloody gun and you'll spread the virus all over the place!

Mission: Impossible II - A Unique Opportunity for Historical Recognition

Sean Ambrose: [[w:Typhoid Mary|Typhoid Mary] In just a few hours you can be assured of going down in history as the ] of Oz. G'day.

Mission: Impossible II - Misdirection Over Confrontation in Strategy

Sean Ambrose: If you look at Hunt's operational history, and I have, he invariably favors misdirection over confrontation.