Highlights
Spider-Man: Brand New Day - Sadie Sink Exclusive Interview
Spider-Man: Brand New Day
Thrash - When Disaster Meets the Deep Clip
Thrash
For All Mankind Season 5 - 50 Years in 20 Seconds Clip
For All Mankind
Paper Tiger - Adam Driver as Gary Pearl
Paper Tiger
Toy Story 5 - We Are All Toys Clip
Toy Story 5
The Deputy - William H. Macy as Sheriff Krueger
The Deputy
Cape Fear Season 1 - Who’s Laughing Now Clip
Cape Fear
A Different World Season 1 - Maleah Joi Moon as Deborah Wayne
A Different World
The Wrong Girls - Kristen Stewart and Alia Shawkat Interview
The Wrong Girls
Paper Tiger - Adam Driver and Miles Teller
Paper Tiger
Lucky Season 1 - They Mastered Armed Robbery Clip
Lucky
Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story Season 1 - First Look at Vicky Krieps as Bridget Sullivan
Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story
Cape Fear Season 1 - Get Pumped Clip
Cape Fear
Paper Tiger - Miles Teller as Irwin Pearl
Paper Tiger

Kate WinsletQuotes

Kate Winslet
Birthday
October 5th, 1975
From
Reading, Berkshire, England, UK
Actor

Heavenly Creatures - A Vision of an Ideal Paradise

Juliet Hulme: [[The Bible|Bible] Daddy says the ] is a load of bunkum.
Pauline Parker: [[Heaven] But we're all going to ].
Juliet Hulme: I'm not. I'm going to the Fourth World. It's sort of like Heaven, only better, because there aren't any Christians. It's an absolute paradise of music, art and pure enjoyment.

Heavenly Creatures - Urgent Call for Help from Mummy

Juliet Hulme: Mummy!
Juliet Hulme: Mummmmy!
Pauline Parker: It's Mummy! She's terribly hurt!
Juliet Hulme: Please! Help us!

Heavenly Creatures - Understanding and Acceptance in Uncertain Times

Juliet Hulme: [about the murder of Honora Parker] I think she knows what's going to happen. She doesn't appear to bear us any grudge.

Heavenly Creatures - Defiance in a Moment of Frustration

Juliet Hulme: Stick it up your bottom!

Heavenly Creatures - The Thrill of Affairs Over Marriage

Juliet Hulme: [pause] Affairs are much more exciting than marriages. As Mummy can testify.

Heavenly Creatures - Romanticizing Illness and Imperfection

Juliet Hulme: All the best people have bad chests and bone diseases. It's all frightfully romantic.

Heavenly Creatures - Pursuing Happiness Against All Obstacles

Juliet Hulme: Only the best people fight against all obstacles in pursuit of happiness.

Quills - The Dangers of Unspoken Feelings

Abbé du Coulmier: There are certain things.... feelings.... we must not voice.
Abbé du Coulmier: They incite us to act on what we should not.... cannot.

Quills - A Disturbing Manuscript Proposal

Madeleine LeClerc: Your publisher says I'm not to leave without another manuscript.
Marquis de Sade: I've just the story. It's the unhappy tale... of a virginal laundry lass. The darling of the lower wards where they entomb the criminally insane.
Madeleine LeClerc: Is it awfully violent?
Marquis de Sade: Most assuredly.
Madeleine LeClerc: Is it terribly erotic?
Marquis de Sade: Fiendishly so. But it comes with a price. A kiss for each page...

Quills - The Nature of Good and Evil

Madeleine LeClerc: How can we know who is good - and who is evil?
Abbé du Coulmier: All we can do is guard against our own corruption.

Quills - The Madness of Writing

Madeleine LeClerc: You can't be a proper writer without a touch of madness, can you?

Quills - A Warning About Divine Observation

Madeleine LeClerc: Don't come any closer, Abbe, God's watching.

Quills - The Paradox of Goodness and Badness

Madeleine LeClerc: If I wasn't such a bad woman on the page, I couldn't be such a good woman in life.

Quills - Distinction Between Paper and Life

Madeleine LeClerc: Some things belong on paper, others in life. It's a blessed fool who can't tell the difference.

Carnage - Discussion on Drinking and Condition

Alan Cowan: Nancy, it's absurd to drink in your condition.
Nancy Cowan: What condition?

Carnage - Confrontation Over Parenting Styles

Nancy Cowan: At least our kid isn't a little wimpy-ass faggot!
Penelope Longstreet: Yours is a FUCKING SNITCH!

Carnage - Desire for Escape and Intoxication

Nancy Cowan: [reaching for the scotch bottle] Let's get out of here, Alan. These people are monsters.
Alan Cowan: Stop it, Nancy.
Nancy Cowan: No, no, no. I want to drink some more. I- I wanna get drunk off my ass! This- this bitch throws my bag against the ceiling, nobody lifts a finger. I wanna be blind drunk.
Alan Cowan: You're drunk enough.
Nancy Cowan: How can you let her call our son a criminal? We come over here to work things out with them and they, they insult us, they browbeat us, they lecture us about being good citizens of the world! I am glad our son kicked the shit out of your son and I wipe my ass with your human rights!
Michael Longstreet: Wow! Get a couple of drinks in her and BAM!, her true self comes out.

Carnage - Childhood Conflicts and Social Dynamics

Michael Longstreet: I was wondering — and I know this is isn't important — but do you know what they were arguing about? Ethan won't say a word.
Nancy Cowan: Ethan wouldn't let Zachary be a part of his gang.
Penelope Longstreet: [horrified] Ethan has a gang?
Alec Cowan: And he called him a snitch.
Penelope Longstreet: [to Michael] Did you know Ethan had a gang?
Michael Longstreet: No, but I'm thrilled to hear it!

Carnage - Concepts of Manhood and Substance

Nancy Cowan: [[John Wayne] I've got a ] idea of manhood, too. What is it he had? A Colt .45. Something that empties a room. Any man that doesn't have those loner vibes just doesn't come off as having any substance.

The Dressmaker - Tilly's Defiant Return to Town

Myrtle "Tilly" Dunnage: I’m back, you bastard.

The Dressmaker - Transforming Beauty and Confidence Through Fashion

Myrtle "Tilly" Dunnage: I can make you the most striking girl in the room.

The Dressmaker - Lessons in Observation and Skill

Myrtle "Tilly" Dunnage: Watch and learn Gertrude, watch and learn!

Little Children - Facing Uncertainty Before a Comeback Performance

Sarah Pierce: You're nervous, aren't you?
Brad Adamson: What? What do you mean?
Sarah Pierce: The game. Don't worry. You'll be great tonight.
Brad Adamson: I don't know. I haven't played in 10 years. It used to be my whole life. Then when I stopped, I just... stopped. I didn't even miss it. Now that I'm playing again, I... feel, I-- I don't know.
Sarah Pierce: You feel alive.
Sarah Pierce: That's good. That's how you're supposed to feel.

Little Children - The Complexity of Feminism in Literature

Sarah Pierce: I think I understand your feelings about this book. I used to have some problems with it myself. When I read it in grad school, Madame Bovary just seemed like a fool. She marries the wrong man, makes one foolish mistake after another. But when I read it this time, I just fell in love with her. She's trapped. She has a choice. She can either accept a life of misery or she can struggle against it. And she chooses to struggle.
Mary Kay: Some struggle! Hop into bed with every guy who says hello.
Sarah Pierce: Well, she fails in the end, but there's something beautiful and even heroic in her rebellion. My professors would kill me for even thinking this, but... in her own strange way, Emma Bovary is a feminist.
Mary Kay: Oh, that's nice. So now cheating on your husband makes you a feminist?
Sarah Pierce: No no no. It's not the cheating. It's the hunger. The hunger for an alternative, and the refusal to accept a life of unhappiness.
Mary Kay: Maybe I didn't understand the book!

Little Children - Nicknames and Unexpected Titles in Conversations

Sarah Pierce: You know what they call you?
Sarah Pierce: The prom king.
Brad Adamson: Oh God, really?
Sarah Pierce: Yeah, they mean it as a compliment. You're a big character in their fantasy lives.

Little Children - Roles and Responsibilities in Relationships

Brad Adamson: Go ahead and ask.
Brad Adamson: You know, what the person who wears the pants in the family does for a living.

Little Children - Extreme Measures for Justice and Accountability

Mary Ann: He should just be castrated. Just snip, quick and easy.
Sarah Pierce: [sarcastically] You know what else you should do? Nail his penis above the entrance to the elementary school. That'd really teach him a lesson.

Steve Jobs - Conflict Over Apple’s Legacy and Innovation

Steve Wozniak: This whole place was built by the Apple II, you were built by the Apple II!
Steve Jobs: As a matter of fact, I was destroyed by the Apple II and its open systems so that hackers and hobbyists could build ham radios! Or something! And then it nearly destroyed Apple when you spent all your money on it and developed a grand total of no new products.
Steve Wozniak: The Newton...
Steve Jobs: The little box of garbage. You guys came up with the Newton, you, like, want people to know that. This is a product launch, not a luncheon. And the last thing I want to do is connect the iMac to the...
Steve Wozniak: ...to the only successful product that this company has ever made. I'm sorry to be blunt, but that happens to be the truth. The Lisa was a failure, the Macintosh was a failure. I don't like talking like this, but I am tired of being Ringo when I know I was John.
Steve Jobs: Everybody loves Ringo.
Steve Wozniak: And I'm tired of being patronized by you!
Steve Jobs: You think John became John by winning a raffle, Woz? You think he tricked somebody or hit George Harrison over the head? He was John because he was John.
Steve Wozniak: He was John cause he wrote Ticket to Ride', and I wrote the Apple II.
Andrea Cunningham: [to the people in the auditorium watching this] Everybody! Look, I want to clear the auditorium...
Steve Jobs: [to Woz] Nobody moves! You made a beautiful board which, by the way, you were willing to give out for free, so don't tell me how you built Apple. If it weren't for me, you'd be the easiest A at Homestead High School.
Steve Wozniak: [gesturing around the auditorium] These people live and die by your praise, so here's your chance: acknowledge that something good happened that you weren't in the room for!
Steve Jobs: [after a long pause] No.
Steve Wozniak: Steve... do it! It's right, it's... it's right.
Steve Jobs: Sorry, but no.
Steve Wozniak: Then let me put it another way. I don't think there's a man who's done more to advance the democratization that comes with personal computing than I have, but you've never had any respect for me. Now why is that?
Steve Jobs: I'd at least consider the possibility that it's because you've never had any for me.
Joanna Hoffman: [suddenly walking into the auditorium] What the hell is going on here?
Steve Wozniak: [as he walks away] Nothing. Thank you for your time.

Steve Jobs - Confronting Personal Sacrifice and Professional Success

Steve Jobs: Tell me what's wrong with you this morning.
Joanna Hoffman: [crying] What's been wrong with me for 19 years. I have been a witness, and I tell you I've been complicit. I love you, Steve. You know how much. I love that you don't care how much money a person makes; you care what they make. But what you make isn't supposed to be the best part of you. When you're a father... that's what's supposed to be the best part of you, and it's caused me two decades of agony. Steve... that it is for you... the worst. It's a little thing... it's a very small thing. Fix it. Fix it now or you can contact me at my new job working anywhere I want.

Steve Jobs - Unscripted Moments in a Professional Setting

Steve Jobs: Joanna's gonna call my name in a second.
Steve Jobs: That was unrehearsed.

Steve Jobs - Managing Expectations in Leadership Relationships

Joanna Hoffman: I'm begging you to manage expectations.
Steve Jobs: Have I ever let you down?
Joanna Hoffman: Every single goddamn time.
Steve Jobs: Then I'm due.

Insurgent - Extreme Measures for the Greater Good

Jeanine Matthews: Dark times call for extreme measures. You may find it hard to believe, but I am serving the greater good.

Insurgent - Calculated Indifference in the Face of Violence

Jeanine Matthews: That's okay. You can kill him if you want. We have plenty of guards.

Divergent - Eradicating Human Nature for Societal Stability

Jeanine Matthews: I think human nature is the enemy. It's human nature to keep secrets, lie, steal, and I want to eradicate that. That's how we'll maintain a stable peaceful society. You would help me with that, wouldn't you?

Divergent - Claiming Your Place in the Faction System

Jeanine Matthews: The factions system is a living being composed of cells; all of you. And the only way it can survive and thrive is for each of you to claim your rightful place. The future belongs to those who know where they belong.

Jude - Intellectual Tension Between Friends

Sue Bridehead: Do I irritate you?
Sue Bridehead: Even though I'm always trying to prove how cleverer than you I am.
Jude Fawley: You are!
Sue Bridehead: Don't say that!
Jude Fawley: Why not?
Sue Bridehead: Because it's not the sort of thing you should admit to!
Jude Fawley: Even if it's true?

Jude - Reflections on Relationships and Regret

Sue Bridehead: I would have liked to have talked with her before she died.
Jude Fawley: She would have enjoyed that.
Sue Bridehead: What did she say?
Jude Fawley: She said we both make bad husbands and wives.

Jude - Confronting Fear and Uncertainty in Relationships

Sue Bridehead: Why are you looking at me like that?
Jude Fawley: Does it scare you?
Sue Bridehead: No. I am not afraid of any man.
Sue Bridehead: Because no man would touch a woman unless she gives him a reason to. A touch or a look that say come on. If you never look, they'll never come. You are the timid sex.

Jude - Dreams and Tragedy in Life's Journey

Sue Bridehead: [[Don Quixote] You're still Joseph, the dreamer of dreams. And the tragic ]. Sometimes you are a St. Stephen, who sees Heaven open up, even as they're stoning him.

Jude - Defying Obstacles for Love and Freedom

Sue Bridehead: They locked me up for being out with you, so I jumped out of the window, climbed over a fence, crossed the deepest river in England and here I am!

Jude - Acceptance of Suffering

Sue Bridehead: It's right that I suffer.

Jude - A Commitment to Perseverance

Sue Bridehead: [Sue has just spurned Jude again] Promise me you'll never stop trying.

Jude - Critique of Labels and Expectations

Sue Bridehead: Please don't call me a clever girl, Mr Phillotson, there are too many of us these days.

Jude - Questioning the Weight of Punishment

Sue Bridehead: Haven't we been punished enough?

Finding Neverland - A Humorous Misunderstanding About Dinner

Michael Llewelyn Davies: Can we have him for supper?
Sylvia Llewelyn Davies: Have him to stay for supper, Michael; we aren't cannibals.

Sense and Sensibility - The Nature of True Love

Marianne Dashwood: [[William Shakespeare] (quoting ]) "Let me not to the marriage of true mindsAdmit impediments. Love is not loveWhich alters when it alteration finds,Or bends with the remover to remove:O no! it is an ever-fixed markThat looks on tempests and is never shaken

Sense and Sensibility - The Nature of True Love

Marianne Dashwood: Can he love her? Can the soul really be satisfied with such polite affections? To love is to burn, to be on fire. Like Juliet or Guinevere or Eloise.

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - The Loneliness of Childhood Understanding

Clementine Kruczynski: People don’t understand how lonely it is to be a kid.

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Rejecting Expectations of Niceness

Clementine Kruczynski: I don't need nice. I don't need myself to be it, and I don't need anybody else to be it at me.

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - A Familiar Encounter at a Bookstore

Clementine Kruczynski: You look familiar. Ever shop at Barnes & Noble?

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Seeking Personal Peace Beyond Expectations

Clementine Kruczynski: I'm not a concept. Too many guys think I'm a concept or I complete them or I'm going to make them alive, but I'm just a fucked up girl who is looking for my own peace of mind. Don't assign me yours.

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Clementine's Honest Self-Reflection

Clementine Kruczynski: I'm a vindictive little bitch, truth be told.

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - The Nature of Personal Identity and Expression

Clementine Kruczynski: I apply my personality in a paste.

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - The Fluidity of Truth and Perception

Clementine Kruczynski: … you stop listening to what is true, and what is true is constantly changing.

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - The Anxiety of Living Life Fully

Clementine Kruczynski: I'm always anxious thinking I'm not living my life to the fullest, you know? Taking advantage of every possibility? Just making sure that I'm not wasting one second of the little time I have.

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Embracing Discomfort in Seduction

Clementine Kruczynski: Drink up, young man. It'll make the whole seduction part less repugnant.

Avatar: The Way of Water - A Tense Standoff Over Family and Loyalty

Quaritch: [points pistol at Lo'ak] Jake. Tell your friends to stand down. You want your kids back, you come out alone. You know better than to test my resolve.
Tsireya: Lo'ak! No!
Jake: [hesitates, lowers gun] (whispers) Fuck!
Quaritch: I took you under my wing, Jake. You betrayed me. You killed your own. Good men. Good women. I will not hesitate to execute your kid.
Jake: [looks over his surroundings] Just wait one. Hold here.
Tonowari: They are killers of tulkun! They must die! Here. Today.
Jake: It's me that they want! That's what all of this has been about, right? The-the hunting of our tulkun. The taking of our kids.
Ronal: You brought this upon us! YOU!!!
Jake: Well, then, it's me that has to do this.

Avatar: The Way of Water - Conflict Over Bonding with the Outcast

Ronal: [to Tsireya; annoyed] You allowed this. You allowed him to bond with the outcast!
Tonowari: [to Lo'ak] Tsireya. You disappoint me, daughter. And you, son of a great warrior, who has been taught better.
Lo'ak: Payakan saved my life, sir. You don't know him.
Tsireya: No, Lo'ak.
Tonowari: [to Neteyam, Tsireya and Aonung; blows hard; to Lo'ak] Sit. Sit. SIT DOWN! Hear my words, boy. In the days of the First Songs, tulkun fought amongst themselves, for territory and for revenge. But they came to believe that killing, no matter how justified, only brings more killing. So all killing was forbidden. This is the Tulkun Way. Payakan is a killer, so, he is outcast.
Lo'ak: I'm sorry, sir. But you're wrong.
Neytiri: [whispers] Lo'ak. You speak to Olo'eyktan!
Lo'ak: I know. What I...
Jake Sully: [angry] That's enough!
Lo'ak: I know what I know.
Jake Sully: That's enough. I'll deal with this one.

Avatar: The Way of Water - Seeking Sanctuary in a New World

Tonowari: Why do you come to us, Jake Sully?
Jake Sully: We seek uturu.
Ronal: Uturu?
Jake Sully: Yeah, sanctuary for my family.
Tonowari: We are Reef People. You're Forest People. Your skills will be nothing here.
Jake Sully: [to Neytiri] We will learn your ways. Right?

Avatar: The Way of Water - Loss and Grief Amidst Conflict

Ronal: [to the clan] My spirit sister and her baby; have been murdered by sky people.

Avatar: The Way of Water - Reflections on Loss and Connection

Ronal: [crying; [song] She was my spirit sister. She was the composer of ]s! Much revered. We sing together. She waited many breeding cycles to have this calf. The clan were so happy for her. What is this, Tonowari? What is this!?

Avatar: Fire and Ash - Conflict Over Loyalty and Voice

Lo'ak: This is-- this is wrong! This is wrong!
Ronal: You do not speak here!
Lo'ak: No! Payakan fought for us, he fought for us!
Jake Sully: Lo'ak.
Lo'ak: He saved your daughter's life! He saved her life!
Ronal: This is not. You do not speak here!
Lo'ak: He defend us!
Ronal: This is council!
Neytiri: Lo'ak.
Tonowari: The elders have spoken.
Lo'ak: The Tulkun are being hunted! They're dying!
Jake Sully: Lo'ak, that's enough.
Lo'ak: NO!
Tsireya: Lo'ak speaks the truth!
Rotxo: No, Tsireya.
Tsireya: NO!
Tonowari: Daughter!
Lo'ak: Payakan is a warrior! He fought for us more than you, or you, more than any of you! HE FOUGHT FOR US!!
Tonowari: Sit down!!
Neytiri: Lo'ak.
Tonowari: Take him from here!