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Hilmir Snær GuðnasonQuotes

Hilmir Snær Guðnason
Birthday
January 24th, 1969
From
Reykjavík, Iceland
Actor

101 Reykjavik - Expecting a Baby Amidst Humor and Seriousness

Hófí: Hlynur! I'm going to have this baby on the 22nd of August, no matter what!
Hlynur: I just hope the baby's not busy on that day.
Hófí: You're not funny, Hlynur!
Hlynur: I know, this is a serious matter.

101 Reykjavik - Unexpected Confessions in Job Seeking

Unemployment Officer: And you haven't found anything to do yet?
Hlynur: No. Well, yes.
Unemployment Officer: Oh?
Hlynur: I did my mother's girlfriend.
Unemployment Officer: Pardon?
Hlynur: I slept with my mother's girlfriend on New Year's Eve. My mother was away in Hvammstangi. It was an accident and it won't happen again... so it's definitely not a job with a future. We were both drunk. What do you think? Do you reckon I should tell her about it?
Unemployment Officer: Who?
Hlynur: My mother. Should I tell her about it?
Unemployment Officer: I don't know. But there was no need to tell me about it.

101 Reykjavik - Generational Gaps in Humor and Understanding

Mom: We went to the bonfire and visited your granny. She doesn't go out anymore. We watched the satire program with her... but she didn't get half of it. It went right over her head. I thought it was hilarious. Did you watch it?
Hlynur: Yeah, but it wasn't as funny in this part of the country.

101 Reykjavik - Questioning a Mother's Friend

Hófí: Lola? Who's that?
Hlynur: She's a friend. A sort of friend of my mother's.
Hófí: Are you having a night out with a friend of your mother's?
Hlynur: You could say that.
Hófí: You're totally out of it. What's the matter with you? You're hopeless.

101 Reykjavik - Confrontation Over Personal Matters

Girl: What are you pushing and shoving for?
Hlynur: Recovered from your chlamydia, have you?

101 Reykjavik - Unconventional Christmas Tree Discussion

Hlynur: Is this a Christmas present?
Þröstur: No, a Christmas tree.
Hlynur: A cactus for a Christmas tree?
Þröstur: It'll look great with lights on.

101 Reykjavik - Casual Conversations About Past Encounters

Þröstur: Who's that? You know her?
Hlynur: We've been to bed together.
Þröstur: What's she like?
Hlynur: Want me to give you the condom?
Þröstur: Come on, man.

101 Reykjavik - Identity and Heritage in Unconventional Family Dynamics

Hlynur: There they are... my mother the lesbian, and my father the boozer. What am I then? The offspring of a lesbian and a boozer? It's like two birds of different species. The lesbian bird and the boozer bird. The boozer is a wetland bird. He's rather heavy... and needs a good run-up to get off the ground. He can fly for a long time and has good stamina. Several weeks may pass by before he gets back on the ground. In between he lies low and goes on the defensive. Especially for the first days after landing. The lesbian. Unlike the boozer... the lesbian is a relative newcomer to Icelandic nature. She is thought to have migrated from Denmark and Britain. Her only contact with the male bird is during conception. In recent years we have witnessed cases of male birds... who are unable to fly at all. The offspring of a boozer and a lesbian is the Hlynur... an unusually slow developer that can't fly... and remains with his mother for the first 30 years. The Hlynur is defensive by nature, but harmless.

101 Reykjavik - The Painful Reality of Prolonged Suffering

Hlynur: The worst thing about AIDS as a method of suicide is that it takes so long to die from it.

101 Reykjavik - Complex Family Dynamics and Identity Exploration

Hlynur: Our little boy, all of ours. Lola will be his mom and my mom will be his dad. And I'll be his brother but his father too. And the son of his dad and of his grandmother and his mother's ex-lover. How will he turn out, himself?

101 Reykjavik - Exploring Comparative Sexology Through Documentary Ideas

Hlynur: This is great material for a documentary. "The Icelandic Intercourse." Would you call this typical Icelandic intercourse? I mean, really. This is great stuff. "Children of Nature." It could be a series. Mating habits around the globe. How do the Danes do it? Do all blacks have big ones and all Japs little ones? How do Muslim women come? Or do they come at all? The Jewish blow job? Hasn't anyone studied it? This is really great material. Comparative sexology.

101 Reykjavik - Questioning Paternity and Certainty

Hlynur: What do you mean, it wasn't my baby? I've had nothing but your womb on my brain for half a year... and it wasn't even my baby. How can you be so sure about everything?

101 Reykjavik - Haunted Reflections on a Desolate Bar Scene

Hlynur: The boozer-loser-blues piss-up pick-up place. Old meat served on every table. Recycled jawbones kissing, pickled bollocks in pussy juice. Everybody's had everybody. It's like the waiting room at the VD clinic. Everybody locked up in the same DNA chain. Abortions floating between the tables. This place is haunted by unborn children. It's like the family reunion of a non-existent family.

101 Reykjavik - Isolation and Disillusionment in a Modern World

Hlynur: My heaviest sentence yet. Dinner at the posh villa. I'll never go to bed with a woman again. Well, I'm sorry to keep you waiting. Snobville measured in square meters of parquet, the kitchen aroma of roasted pork-ette. Batteries buzzing in pacemakered hearts. A golden retriever barking in a basket and the freezers full of life after death. All paid for by the poor public squandering money on sweets.I USED A CONDOM. I should feel calm. Our bedtime games are over for good. I don't like people, at least, not live. Not one on one.

101 Reykjavik - Describing the Desolation of Reykjavik

Hlynur: Reykjavik is like some backwater in Siberia. Swirling snow in the dark, not a bird to be seen. Endless weather that makes you wither biting your cheeks, spraying frost in your eyes. Even the ghosts are bored here.

101 Reykjavik - Complex Family Dynamics and Accidental Relationships

Hlynur: So my mother and I have our fingers in the same pie. Of course it can happen to anyone, accidentally fucking someone in the family. What am I supposed to call Lola now? Stepfather?

101 Reykjavik - Exploring Bisexuality and Masculinity in Relationships

Hlynur: She was almost possessed. Was that what being bisexual is like? Was that the man in her? Compared to her, that trance she was in... I was just a sperm donor. Maybe sex wasn't meant for men.

101 Reykjavik - Preference for Funeral Over Family Gathering

Hlynur: Family dinner or a funeral. I'd rather go to a funeral. At least there's one idiot less, then.

101 Reykjavik - Challenges of Christmas Family Gatherings

Hlynur: Christmas Day is the most difficult day of the year... the annual family dinner at my sister Elsa's place.

101 Reykjavik - Cultural Treasures at Reykjavik's Coal Yard Market

Hlynur: The Coal Yard flea market. The only serious art museum in Reykjavik. Here you can find Iceland's greatest cultural treasures.

101 Reykjavik - Yearning for Connection in Solitude

Hlynur: Hofy lives alone in a three-room apartment and dreams of filling up the other two.

101 Reykjavik - The Pub as a Familiar Escape

Hlynur: The pub, my second home. 35 square meters crammed to bursting point, so crowded and noisy you don't even need to talk or dance. Saturday nights are Friday nights, part II. Everyone is talking about last night, like it's a sequel. Except that everyone who died in part I dies again in part II.

101 Reykjavik - Dual Roles of a Mother Explained

Hlynur: My mother works at the Purchasing Institute. My mother is a purchasing institute too.

101 Reykjavik - Reflections on Morning Routine and Relationships

Hlynur: Why don't they show any porn in the morning? It's easier to get the rest up once your dick's up and about. Maybe you'd wake up earlier, at least before it gets dark just to brighten up your day a little. I wonder what sort of a child I was. Was I funny or just plain idiotic? I've never had much luck with the opposite sex. Maybe I'm just sexually retarded.

101 Reykjavik - Life as a Temporary Escape from Death

Hlynur: Life is one week. I drop dead each weekend. I'll be dead after I die... and I was dead before I was born. Life is a break from death.