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Gary Sinise Quotes

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Memorable Quotes from Gary Sinise

11 quotes
A Plan for Deception and Escape
Guy Foucard Tell them you will let go of the hostages one-by-one. Then, instead of releasing us, release yourself.
Milo Yeah. We, uh, pretend we'rethe hostages.
[slow realization]
Guy Foucard And then... tie us up. And, uh... be gone before they come in.
Dova What do you think?
Law Hey, I'm a sociopath, you know what I think.
Confronting Reality and Illusion of Memory
Dr. Munce Telly, you never had a son. Sometimes people go around and invent alternate lives, with imagined friends, and imagined families.
Telly Stop it! Why are you doing this? I am not making him up!
A Decision to Withdraw from Danger
Dova Where are you going?
Milo I don't wanna be part of this. I'm turning myself in.
Dova Don't make me do it!
[pointing a gun]
Measuring Time Spent at the Dresser
Dr. Munce How much time did you spend at the dresser compared to last week?
Telly Less.
Dr. Munce How much less?
Telly I don't know exactly.
Dr. Munce You wanna make a guess, roughly, for the week?
Telly Oh, not even an hour a day.
Pressure and Perspective in Space Exploration
Jim McConnell There's pressure in here.
Terri Fisher Above Mars atmosphere? That's impossible.
Jim McConnell We're millions of miles from Earth inside a giant white face. What's impossible?
Clarifying a Misunderstanding About Measles
Ken Mattingly Look, I don't have the measles. I'm not gonna get the measles.
Unexpected Transformation in Space Exploration
Jim McConnell What is she now?
Phil Ohlmyer A frog...?
Concerns About Medical Testing in Space Mission
Ken Mattingly Medical guys. I had a feeling once they started doing all the blood tests... I know it's their ass if I get sick up there, but I mean, Jesus!
[after finding out he's being grounded by exposure to the measles]
Connection Between Humanity and Others
Jim McConnell They're us. We're them.
Discussion on Apollo 13's Superstitions and Timing
Reporter 1 So, the number 13 doesn't bother you?
Fred Haise Only if it's a Friday, Phil.
Reporter Apollo 13, lifting of at thirteen hundred hours and thirteen minutes, and entering the moon's gravity on April 13th.
Jim Lovell Ken Mattingly's been doing some scientific research regarding that very phenomenon, haven't you, Ken?
Ken Mattingly Uh, yes, well, I had a black cat walk over a broken mirror under the lunar module ladder. It didn't seem to be a problem.
Fred Haise We're also considering a letter from a fella who said we oughta take a pig up with us for good luck.
Reporter 1 Does it bother you that the public regards this flight as routine?
Jim Lovell There's nothing routine about flying to the moon. I can vouch for that. And, uh… I think that an astronaut's last mission, his final flight, that's always going to be very special.
Reporter 2 Why is this your last, Jim?
Jim Lovell I'm in command of the best ship with the best crew that anybody could ask for, and I'll be walking in a place where there's 400 degrees difference between sunlight and shadow. I can't imagine, uh, ever topping that.
Exploring New Worlds and Beyond
Jim McConnell Like Maggie said: To stand on a new world and look beyond it to the next one.