Lena HeadeyQuotes

Sarah Trevanny: I don't know how much you...

Tom Ripley: How much I...drink? Bathe? Work out?

Sarah Trevanny: How much you know about Jonathan's condition.

Tom Ripley: Nothing. I'm an innocent.

Sarah Trevanny: Jonathan has chronic myeloid leukemia.

Tom Ripley: [ingenuously] My God, you're kidding! I'm so sorry.

Sarah Trevanny: [quietly] Thank you. So, this opportunity came up for him to get a second opinion at this research foundation. He doesn't talk about it much, but I know he's angry. He's angry because... he'll probably die soon, while the rest of us go on living. And he's angry to be so young. And he's angry that he might not see Matthew grow up.

Tom Ripley: And what about you? Are you angry?

Sarah Trevanny: [sadly] Sometimes. I love him completely, but... I feel there's a part of me that will be glad when it's all over...and that's a terrible thing to say.

Tom Ripley: I don't think you could say anything that terrible, or think it. I don't think what you're feeling is terrible at all. I think Jonathan is very, very fortunate to have someone like you, and I imagine he knows it.

Lady Catherine de Bourgh: (through the hole in the door) You have very small estate here.

Elizabeth Bennet: (as she open the door) And yet we endure it.

Lady Catherine de Bourgh: I have urgent business to attend to. A falsehood of the most scandalous nature has reached me. That you intend to unite with my own nephew Mr. Darcy. Is it true?

Elizabeth Bennet: I do not possess your frankness, your ladyship. You may ask questions I may not choose to answer.

Lady Catherine de Bourgh: Let me be rightly understood, Miss Bennet. Darcy has been promised since infancy to my daughter.

Elizabeth Bennet: You have no reason to suppose he made me an offer.

Lady Catherine de Bourgh: (holding her swords up) I do not know which I admire more, Elizabeth Bennet. Your skill as a warrior or your resolve as a woman.

Will Grimm: We cannot fight an entire forest!

Angelika: You're just scared!

Will Grimm: Just scared? I'm terrified!

Angelika: [she licks the toad.] Show us the way, Grandmother Toad, and I'll give you a kiss.

Will Grimm: That's just not right.

Luce: OW! OW!

Rachel: [Getting off her] What is it? What?

Luce: Thorns! Thorns! In my bum! Ow!

Luce: Hi!

Rachel: No! No! You're not happy to see me! You can't! I don't want you to be happy to see me!

Rachel: What does the lily mean?

Luce: [pause] The lily means... The lily means, "I dare you to love me".

Coop: Fuck me if I'm wrong, but I think you want to kiss me.

Luce: It's not going to happen.

Heck: So, what about you? Are you married? Ever been married, ever going to get married?

Luce: No. No. Maybe now that the law's changed.

Heck: How do you mean?

Luce: Well, I'm gay.

Heck: [chuckles, then realizes that it's not a joke] Mmm...lovely...well done.

Edie: You need a love life.

Luce: I have a like life. It suits me fine.

Luce: [Has come for a glass of punch, but finds Rachel blocking the way] What, is something wrong? I'm here to help.

Rachel: My ring. I was getting some of this punch crap and...

Luce: Your wedding ring?

Rachel: It fell off. Off and in there. My wedding ring is in there.

Luce: And you tried the ladle?

Rachel: Nothing.

Luce: And you can't empty...

Rachel: No.

Luce: No, it's too big. Right. Only one thing to do. Cover me.

Rachel: What?

Luce: Use the dress.

Luce: I'm going in.

Rachel: You can't just...

Rachel: Oh, yes, really, you can.

Luce: What's your name, anyway?

H: Everyone calls me "H. They tell me it's short for Henrietta, but it's not. It's short for Jesus "H" Christ. That's what my mummy said when she found out she was pregnant with me.

H: Heck, I've got a question.

Tessa: Not now.

Heck: What's the question, H?

H: What happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object?

Heck: [thinks for a few seconds] I haven't got a bastard clue, I'm afraid.

Tessa: There you are, you see. Now we can let him get married in peace.

Luce: [Catches H before Tessa can take her away completely] It never happens. If there's a thing that can't be stopped, it's not possible for there to be something else which can't be moved, and vice versa. They can't both exist. You see, it's a trick question is the answer.

H: [as Tessa leads her to the church] Can she sit with me?

Luce: I think you know immediately. As soon as your eyes meet... Then everything that happens from then on just proves that you have been right in that first moment. When you suddenly realize that you were incomplete and now you are whole...

Luce: You're a wanker, number nine!

Scarlet: You are an incredibly impressive young woman. There's not a single person on earth that I'd rather kill people with.

Sam: Thanks, mom.

Scarlet: You are an incredibly impressive young woman. There's not a single person on Earth I'd rather kill people with.

Sam: Thanks, mom.

Scarlet: There's no more standing on the sidelines. We all need to pick a side.

Theron: Beautiful night.

Gorgo: [grabs her dress and walks with Theron] Yes, but I did not ask you here for a small talk, Theron.

Theron: You can be sure of that, you never spared words with me.

Gorgo: Can I offer you something?. A drink perhaps?.

Theron: [nervously] Is it poison?

Gorgo: I'm sorry to disappoint you, it's only water.

Gorgo: Yes. I need your help in winning votes to send the army north to our king.

Theron: Yes. I can see it, the two of us standing together. Me, politician. You, warrior. Our voices as one. But why would I want to do that?

Gorgo: It proves you care for a king who right now fights for the very water we drink.

Theron: True, But this is politics, not war. Leonidas is an idealist.

Gorgo: I know your kind too well. You send men to slaughter for your own gain.

Theron: Your husband, our king, has taken 300 of our finest to slaughter. He's broken our laws and left without the council's consent. I'm simply a realist.

Gorgo: You're an opportunist.

Theron: [reels from being slapped by Gorgo; coldly; grabs Gorgo by the throat and pins her back into the pillar; into Gorgo's face] You're as foolish as Leonidas if you think men don't have a price in this world. All men are not created equal. That's the Spartan code, my little queen. I admire your passion. But don't think that you... A woman, even a queen can walk into the council chamber and sway the minds of men. I own that chamber as if it were built with these hands. I could crush the life out of you right now. You will go before the council, but your words will fall on deaf ears. Leonidas will receive no reinforcements, and if he returns without my help, he will go to jail or worse! Do you love your Sparta?

Gorgo: Yes.

Theron: And your king?

Gorgo: I do!

Theron: [releases grip on Gorgo's throat and tightens his strap cape] Your husband fights for his land and his love. What do you have to offer in return for my word that I'll help you send our army north?

Gorgo: What does a realist want with his queen?

Theron: [pauses; watches in amazement as Gorgo slowly slips off her dress, then he turns her around and pins her against the pillar; roughly penetrates Gorgo; begins to rape Gorgo] I think you know. This will not be over quickly. You will not enjoy this. I am not your king.

Leonidas: It seems, though a slave and captive of lecherous old men, the oracle's words could set fire to all that I love.

Gorgo: So that is why my king loses sleep and is forced from the warmth of his bed? There's only one woman's words that should affect the mood of my husband. Those are mine.

Leonidas: Then what must a king do to save his world, when the very laws he has sworn to protect force him to do nothing?

Gorgo: It is not a question of what a Spartan citizen should do, nor a husband, nor a king. Instead, ask yourself, my dearest love, what should a free man do?

Ma-Ma: You're a piece of work, Dredd. But then so am I. You think I didn't know I'd get busted some day? Goes with the territory. This entire level is rigged with enough high explosives to take out the top 50 stories. If they go, the rest go, too. Like the jewelry? It's a transmitter synched to my heart beat. My heart stops beating, the building blows. Everyone in it, ash. You got no way out, Judge. Put your gun down. Do you know how many people live in this block?

Judge Dredd: This isn't a negotiation. The sentence is death.

Ma-Ma: You can't afford to take the risk.

Judge Dredd: [Dredd picks Ma-Ma up and holds her in front of a window.; Ma-Ma stares defiantly at Dredd] We're a kilometer above ground. What do you figure the range is on that thing? Could it get through a hundred levels of concrete? How about two hundred? Let's find out. Citizen Ma-Ma. Your crimes are multiple homicide and the manufacture and distribution of narcotics. How do you plead? Defense noted.