Highlights
The Devil Wears Prada 2 - Grab Your Friends Clip
The Devil Wears Prada 2
Cape Fear Season 1 - What Is Your Worst Fear Clip
Cape Fear
Mortal Kombat II - Exclusive Interviews
Mortal Kombat II
The Odyssey - Zendaya at the World Premiere
The Odyssey
Margo's Got Money Troubles Season 1 - Unforgettable Nonverbal Acting Clip
Margo's Got Money Troubles
Below: Season 1 - First Look at Josh Hartnett as Calvin Penney
Below
Thrash - Trapped Between Flood and Sharks Clip
Thrash
The Haunting of Hotel Transylvania - First Look at Mavis Dracula
The Haunting of Hotel Transylvania
Emily in Paris Final Chapter - Merci Paris Clip
Emily in Paris
Gatto - Official Poster
Gatto
Masterplan - Teaser Trailer
Masterplan
House of the Dragon Season 3 - Tom Glynn-Carney at the World Premiere After-Party
House of the Dragon
Ice Age: Boiling Point - Official Teaser
Ice Age: Boiling Point
The Wrong Girls - Kristen Stewart and Alia Shawkat
The Wrong Girls

Kiefer SutherlandQuotes

Kiefer Sutherland
Birthday
December 21st, 1966
From
Paddington, London, England, UK
Actor

Freeway - Request for Chicken Soup and Straw

Bob Wolverton: You are a dear, Flo. Bring me chicken soup... and a fucking straw.

Freeway - Avoiding Fate in Dark Circumstances

Bob Wolverton: People like me, we don't go to the gas chamber.

Freeway - Intense Threat of Violence

Bob Wolverton: Fucking bitch! I'll fucking kill you for this!

Freeway - Confrontational Demand in a Tense Situation

Bob Wolverton: Put your fucking pants down, you fucking cunt!

Pompeii - Confrontation of Power and Revenge

Corvus: WAIT, WAIT, WAIT! WHO ARE YOU TO DO THIS TO ME? I AM SENATOR QUINTAS ATTIUS CORVUS!
Milo: And what is that worth? Senator Quintas Attius Corvus? You killed my family, you slaughtered my people and make no mistake, my gods are coming for you.

Pompeii - Politics Disguised as Sport

Cassia: Is this what you call sport?
Corvus: No, Lady Cassia, this is not sport, this is politics.

Flatliners - A Question of Timing in Life and Death

David Labraccio: [telling everyone what Nelson whispered] He said ... he said it wasn't such a good day to die.
Nelson Wright: Thank you.

Flatliners - The Importance of Choice in Decision-Making

David Labraccio: You should have told us, Nelson.
Nelson Wright: You wouldn't have done it.
David Labraccio: At least we would've had a choice!!!

Flatliners - Confrontation with an unexpected visitor

Nelson Wright: [talking to the tombstone of Billy Mahoney] Wake up you little shit, you got company!

Flatliners - A Request from Two Unstable Individuals

Nelson Wright: Hello, I'm nice, he's nice, we're both fucking lunatics. Can I come in, please?

Flatliners - A Challenge to Face Fears

Nelson Wright: C'mon, Billy Mahoney. C'mon... Gimme your best shot. I dare ya. I fuckin dare ya.

Flatliners - Confronting the Consequences of Our Actions

Nelson Wright: Somehow we've brought our sins back physically. And they're pissed.

Flatliners - The Significance of Our Actions

Nelson Wright: Everything matters, everything we do matters.

Flatliners - Facing Failure and Embracing New Attempts

Nelson Wright: [[w:philosophy|Philosophy; [w:relgion|Religion; [w:medical science|medical science] ] failed. ] failed. Now it's time for ] to try.

Flatliners - The Countdown to the Unknown

Nelson Wright: [doing CPR] One one thousand, two one thousand . . . what comes next?

Flatliners - Embracing the Moment of Mortality

Nelson Wright: Today is a good day to die.

Flatliners - Confidence in Teamwork and Preparation

Nelson Wright: [after his friends said he didn't have the balls to do the experiment] You bring the equipment, I'll bring my balls.

The Lost Boys - Curiosity Among Friends Leads to Confusion

David: Michael wants to know what's going on. Marko, what's going on?
Marko: I don't know. What's going on, Paul?
Paul: Wait a minute. Who wants to know?
Dwayne: Michael wants to know.
David: I think we should let Michael know what's going on.

The Lost Boys - Cultural Food Preferences in Social Dynamics

Marko: Feeding time. Come and get it boys.
David: Chinese, good choice. Over here, bud. Guests first.
Michael: No.
David: What, you don't like rice? Tell me Michael, how could a billion Chinese people be wrong? Come on!
David: How are those maggots?
Michael: Huh?
David: Maggots, Michael. You're eating maggots. How do they taste?
Star: Leave him alone.
David: Sorry about that. No hard feelings, huh?
Michael: No.
David: Why don't you try some noodles?
Michael: They're worms.
David: [eats some noodles] What worms? They're only noodles, Michael.
Star: That's enough.
Marko: Ah, chill out, girl.
David: Drink some of this, Michael. Be one of us.
Star: Don't! You don't have to, Michael. It's blood.
Michael: [takes a deep drink] Yeah, sure.
David: Bravo! You're all right, Michael.
Everybody: Michael! Michael! Michael!
David: You're one of us, Michael.

The Three Musketeers - A Clash of Alliances and Promises

Cardinal Richelieu: You're too late, Musketeers! By now, the Duke of Buckingham's signature is next to mine! The alliance is complete!
Athos: [holds up the treaty document] That would be difficult... considering the treaty never left France!
Cardinal Richelieu: [tries not to react] A minor problem. I will return twice as strong, and the throne will be mine!!
Aramis: [as he fights off the Cardinal's men aboard; facing the Cardinal] I think not! You will never harm another soul ever again. My promise to God!
King Louis: [blocks Aramis; Richelieu smiles but the king punches him into the water] Wait.

The Three Musketeers - Amidst Chaos, a Toast to Life

D'Artagnan: They're shooting at us!
Porthos: [Stands up with a foaming bottle] Champagne?
Athos: We're in the middle of a chase, Porthos!
Porthos: [Goes back down to find a bottle of wine] You're right. Something red.

The Three Musketeers - Conflict Timing Among the Musketeers

Porthos: Athos, you cannot fight this boy.
Athos: Why not?
Porthos: I'm fighting him.
D'Artagnan: Not until one o'clock.
Aramis: I have a duel with him, too.
D'Artagnan: Not until two o'clock.

Dark City - Strength and Weakness in Dark City

Dr. Daniel P. Schreber: I have a weak heart, you know.
Mr. Hand: Your weakness is not, we think, an affair of the heart.

Dark City - Judging Character: A Clash of Perspectives

Inspector Frank Bumstead: I've met quite a few murderers in the course of my work. Murdoch doesn't strike me as one.
Dr. Daniel P. Schreber: Perhaps you are not accustomed to digging deep enough.
Inspector Frank Bumstead: Well, I do know when someone is lying to me, Doctor.
Dr. Daniel P. Schreber: Forgive me, Inspector, but you are not a clinician. Judging personalities happens to be my business.
Inspector Frank Bumstead: Well, maybe you could give me a few pointers.
Dr. Daniel P. Schreber: Certainly. Let's take you, for instance. You are a fastidious man, driven. Consumed by details. I would say your life is rather lonely.

Dark City - Advice on Interacting with Strangers

Dr. Daniel P. Schreber: Now remember what I told you: Never talk to strangers.

Dark City - The Struggle of Erasing One's Past

Dr. Daniel P. Schreber: When they first brought us here, they extracted what was in us so they could store the information, remix it like so much paint, and give us back new memories of their choosing. But they still needed an artist to help them. I understood the intricacies of the human mind better than they ever could, so they allowed me to keep my skills as a scientist because they needed them, but they made me delete everything else. Can you imagine what it is like being forced to erase your own past?

Dark City - The Nature of Identity and Memory

Dr. Daniel P. Schreber: First there was darkness. Then came the strangers. They abducted us and brought us here. This city, everyone in it, is their experiment. They mix and match our memories as they see fit, trying to divine what makes us unique. One day, a man might be an inspector; the next, someone entirely different. When they want to study a murderer, for instance, they simply imprint one of their citizens with a new personality — arrange a family for him, friends, an entire history, even a lost wallet. Then they observe the results. Will a man, given the history of a killer, continue in that vein? Or are we, in fact, more than the mere sum of our memories?

Dark City - The Search for the Human Soul

Dr. Daniel P. Schreber: Weren't you looking for the human soul? That's the purpose of your little zoo, isn't it? That's why you keep changing people and things around every night. Maybe you have finally found what you are looking for, and it's going to bite you on your—

Dark City - The Weight of Memories and Identity

Dr. Daniel P. Schreber: [examining a sample of memory serum] Tonight's requirements are: family photo albums, nine personal diaries, love letters, assorted childhood photographs, ID's and social security cards. These do bring back memories. This one is still warm. What is it? The recollections of a great lover? A catalog of conquests? We will soon find out. You wouldn't appreciate that, would you, Mr. Whatever your name is? Not the sort of conquests you would ever understand. Let's see: a touch of unhappy childhood; ah, a dash of teenage rebellion; and last, but not least, a tragic death in the family.

A Time to Kill - Racial Tensions and Violent Threats in Dialogue

Freddie Lee Cobb: You can't blame a nigger for being a nigger, no more than you can blame a dog for being a dog. But a whore like you, co-mingling with mongrels, betraying your own. That makes you worse than a nigger. I'll tell you what I'll do. I'll leave you tied up here naked. First, it'll just be bugs eating at ya. One day, maybe two. That sun's gonna be cooking you. And animals... they're gonna pick on your stink. They'll come looking for something to eat.
Ellen Roark: Carl Lee Hailey should've shot you too.

A Time to Kill - Racial Tensions and Historical Perspectives in Dialogue

Tim Nunley: Sure am sorry about your brother, Freddie. Ol Willard too... good boys both.
Freddie Lee Cobb: Ten years ago, that nigger'd be hanging by the end of a rope with his balls in his mouth. Now you tell me what's wrong with this country.
Winston: Klan would know what to do.
Freddie Lee Cobb: My granddaddy, he was Klan.
Tim Nunley: Ain't been no Klan around here for years.
Winston: Ah they's still some boys around.
Tim Nunley: What you mean them skinheads that want to blow up the government?
Winston: No sir, good god-fearing Klan... I got a friend, used to be active, could give him a call.
Freddie Lee Cobb: You do that Winston. You tell them boys we need some Klan down here in Canton. And I mean right quick.