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Mykelti Williamson
Birthday
March 4th, 1957
From
St. Louis, Missouri, USA
Actor

Forrest Gump - A Partnership in the Shrimping Business

Bubba Blue: I'm gonna lean up against you, you just lean right back against me. This way, we don't have to sleep with our heads in the mud. You know why we a good partnership, Forrest? Cause we be watchin out for one another. Like brothers and stuff. Hey, Forrest, there's somethin I've been thinkin about. I got a very important question to ask you. How would you like to go into the shrimpin business with me?
Bubba Blue: Man, I tell you what, I got it all figured out, too. So many pounds of shrimp to pay off the boat, so many pounds for gas, we can just live right on the boat. We ain't got to pay no rent. I'll be the captain; we can just work it together. Split everything right down the middle. Man, I'm tellin you, fifty-fifty. And, hey, Forrest, all the shrimp you can eat.
Forrest Gump: [narrating] That's a fine idea. Bubba did have a fine idea.

Forrest Gump - Introduction and Dismissal in Recruitment Scene

Forrest Gump: Hello. I'm Forrest, Forrest Gump.
Recruit Officer: [''shouting''; [w:US Army|Army] Nobody gives a horse's shit who you are, fuzzball! You're not even a low-life, scum-sucking maggot! Get your faggoty ass on the bus, you're in the ] now!
Recruit #1: Seat's taken.
Recruit #2: Taken.
Forrest Gump: [''describing his induction''] At first it seemed like I made a mistake, seeing how it was my induction day and I was already gettin yelled at.
Bubba Blue: You can sit down... if you want to.
Forrest Gump: [''narrating''] I didn't know who I might meet or what they might ask?
Bubba Blue: Have you ever been on a real shrimp boat?
Forrest Gump: No, but I've been on a real big boat.
Bubba Blue: I'm talkin about a shrimp-catchin boat. I've been workin on shrimp boats all my life. I started out on my uncle's boat, that's my mother's brother, when I was maybe about nine. I was just lookin into buyin a boat of my own and got drafted. My given name is Benjamin Buford Blue, but people call me "Bubba." Just like one o them ol redneck boys; can you believe that?
Forrest Gump: My name's Forrest Gump. People call me Forrest Gump.
Forrest Gump: [''narrating''] So Bubba was from Bayou La Batre, Alabama, and his momma cooked shrimp. And her momma before her cooked shrimp. And her momma before her momma cooked shrimp, too. Bubba family knew everything there was to know about the shrimpin business.
Bubba Blue: I know ever'thing there is to know about the shrimpin business. Matter of fact, I'm goin into the shrimpin business for myself after I get out o the Army.

ATL - Understanding Feelings and Reality in Life

Uncle George: Now, look, I ain't trying to get in your business... but, I mean I do know a little something about being pissed. I mean, it's all - You know, it's all just feelings, man. From females to friends to funerals... it's all about the feelings. I just want you to recognize the difference between what you feel and what's real. That way you don't look back on life with a bunch of regret.

Lucky Number Slevin - Uncertainty Surrounds Authority Figure's Identity

Sloe: The Boss wants to see you.
Slevin: Who?
Sloe: The Boss.
Slevin: Who's the Boss?
Sloe: The guy we work for. Sit
Slevin: Look. I'm not the guy you're looking for. I don't live here.
Sloe: Yeah well you look like the guy who lives here.
Slevin: Man, you don't know what the guy who lives here looks like.
Elvis: What he means to say is that you look like you live here.
Sloe: Yeah, that's what I mean to say.

Lucky Number Slevin - Identifying the Target in Conversation

Sloe: The guy we lookin for. His name is uh, his name is-
Elvis: His name is Nick, man.
Sloe: Nick, yeah. The cat's name is Nick. Now who, who are you?
Slevin: I'm Slevin.(Sloe mutters the name confused for a minute)
Sloe: You got some ID?(Short pause)
Slevin: You see the funny thing about that is I got mugged this morning-
Sloe: Hey! Tell it to the one-legged man, so he can bump it off down the road.

Ali - The Complexity of Identity and Loyalty

Belinda/Khalilah Ali: [talking about Don King's reputation] Don King talks black, lives white and thinks green.
Don King: Muhammad Ali, the People's Champion, my black brother! I need you. I need your strength. I need you to find a way to get George to stay. Be Moses in reverse - do NOT let my people go. Keep them the fuck right here, in Egypt, if you pardon my Swahili.

The Purge: Election Year - Unexpected Reunion Among Friends

Laney Rucker: Hey, guys! I got your message.
Marcos: Laney!
Joe Dixon: This is our girl.
Laney Rucker: [''As they open the metal shutters, she spots Roan] Holy shit, it really is you.
Leo Barnes: Where do we go?
Joe Dixon: The van!
Laney Rucker: Come on, Joe.
Joe Dixon: I'll be with you in a minute. I'll be there.
Marcos: Joe, come on.
Joe Dixon: You get out of here, kid. I'm staying.
Marcos: They'll kill you.
Joe Dixon: Go now!
Marcos: If you stay, I stay.
Joe Dixon: Just leave.
Marcos: Joe, listen to me. For some reason, the Senator ended up in our neighborhood, in your deli. Maybe it's our duty to help protect her. We'll rebuild the deli. Whatever it takes, you and me. I promise.

The Purge: Election Year - Identity and Tension in The Purge

Leo Barnes: What's your name, pal?
Joe Dixon: You know what, Mr. Secret Service Man? You should be thanking my black ass for helping you instead of interrogating me.
Senator Charlie Roan: His name is Joe Dixon.
Leo Barnes: Joe Dixon, have I offended you?
Joe Dixon: Yeah. Yeah, man, just a little bit.
Leo Barnes: Your feelings are not a concern of mine.
Joe Dixon: Little respect. That's all I need.
Marcos: [''Observing surveillance feed''] Everyone, shut up, please! Look.
Schoolgirl #1 Freakbride: [''Pulling up with her friends again''] You stupid motherfucker! You should have let us take the candy bar! Now you're fuckin gonna pay for it, you stupid son of a bitch! Whoo! It's a good night to Purge, isn't it?
Joe Dixon: Oh, hell!
Senator Charlie Roan: Who the hell is that?
Marcos: The looters I was telling you about.
Leo Barnes: Purge Night, Senator. What did you expect?

The Purge: Election Year - Debating Safety and Security During Crisis

Leo Barnes: [''Checking out Joe's deli''] Place is moderately secure. Cameras. Maybe we stay here.
Joe Dixon: Maybe we stay here"? Where you going? You going back out there?
Senator Charlie Roan: Joe, do you have a first aid kit? Leo, my security, was shot.
Leo Barnes: I'm fine.
Senator Charlie Roan: You're not fine.
Leo Barnes: I'm fine.
Senator Charlie Roan: You're not. Sit. You want me to take it off?
Leo Barnes: [''With a sigh, he removes his jacket''] It's okay. It's nothing.
Senator Charlie Roan: Yeah? Doesn't look like nothing.
Leo Barnes: [''Marcos brings the first aid kit''] Let me see. Let me see.
Marcos: [''Checks wound''] I know a little bit about first aid. I could help you. The bullet's deep. You need stitches.
Leo Barnes: Yeah.
Marcos: But we can't do that here.
Leo Barnes: Right. Clean it up. Patch it up. Come on. Move.

The Purge: Election Year - Support and Expectations in Political Campaigns

Joe Dixon: That's, uh, that's Marcos right there. Marcos is, uh... he's a fan of yours.
Marcos: Hey, Senator.
Joe Dixon: He actually thinks you can win this thing.
Joe Dixon: [laughing] Shit! Uh, tell her what-what she need to do to win, Marcos.
Marcos: Oh, no, it's not my place to say.
Senator Charlie Roan: Well, you saved my life, Marcos. I'd like to hear it, please.
Marcos: Florida is the key. You have to get the elders.
Senator Charlie Roan: That's smart. He's not wrong, Joe. What do you think?
Joe Dixon: Well, I don't think you got a damn chance.
Senator Charlie Roan: Well, have a little faith.
Joe Dixon: Well, I lost my faith in the system a long time ago, Senator.

The Purge: Election Year - Debate on Senator Roan's Courage and Challenges

Reporter #1: As she's done many times before, Senator Roan broke security protocol, walking off the stage, stepping into the audience.
Joe Dixon: [watching on TV] Tell you this much, she got em little titties, but she got some big-ass balls. She ain't got a snowball's chance in a steam bath of winning this thing, but she be taking on them ol white-haired George Washington wannabe mofos all by herself. And to that, I say bully for her.
Laney Rucker: Oh, horseshit. She's full of it, too. Nothing'll ever change.
Joe Dixon: Hey, Laney. Laney, Laney? I think we've offended Marcos with our anti-Senator talk.
Marcos: The Senator's going to win. She's gonna make real changes, too. You'll see. All she needs is Florida. She gets the 29 electoral votes from Florida, that puts her over 270. She can do it.
Joe Dixon: Smartass. All that useless shit and can't butter a damn bagel correctly.
Marcos: I could butter your bagel, boss.
Joe Dixon: Oh, you'd butter my bagel? Well, you got jokes over there. Yeah, you just be careful, kid, with all that hope, cause it can be a bad thing. Hope can lead to a lot of letdown. Tell him, Irish I.
Irish Ike Jenkins: Excuse me, what? I'm not paying attention. I'm thinking about waffles and pussy. That's all I ever really think about, actually.
Joe Dixon: Irish I, ladies and gentlemen.
Irish Ike Jenkins: The fuck you laughing at? I'm dead serious.
Joe Dixon: [''With a laughing sigh''] Ah, fuck!

The Purge: Election Year - Confrontation Over Candy in Tense Situation

Joe Dixon: [''Catching two shoplifters''] All right, girls, give it up. I won't have to call the police.
Kimmy: Get outta my face, old man!
Joe Dixon: Let's not do this the hard way, okay? I'm giving you an out. All right, give up the candy or I'll have to take it away from you.
Kimmy: You touch me and I scream rape, you cocksucking pig. Now walk away.
Laney Rucker: Give it back.
Kimmy: Who are you, bitch? Better get out of my way!
Schoolgirl #2: [''Holding her back''] That's Laney Rucker, Kimmy.
Kimmy: Laney Rucker? Holy shit. OG Queen badass? Yo! They called you Pequeña Muerte. Little Death. Yo, you're my motherfucking hero.
Laney Rucker: That makes me proud. Now give back whatever you stole. And apologize.
Kimmy: [''Obliging, somewhat reluctantly''] Oh, my God. Sorry, mister. I was just playin'. So, Ms. Rucker, what happened to you? You look all whitish now. Later, Ms. Rucker. Wish I met you back in the day.

The Purge: Election Year - Insurance Premium Increase Before The Purge

Laney Rucker: What the hell's going on?
Joe Dixon: The damn insurance company. They just raised the premium on my Purge coverage. By thousands. The day before the damn Purge. If I don't pay it by tomorrow, I have no Purge coverage for this store.
Marcos: They can't do that.
Joe Dixon: Yeah, well, they just did it.
Joe Dixon: Yeah, but that's not enough. If I have no insurance, I am screwed. I'll just have to protect this place myself.
Laney Rucker: Are you crazy?
Marcos: That's not a good idea, boss.
Laney Rucker: Look, we love this place, too, Joe. I've been coming here since I was born. But it's just stuff. It can be replaced. You can't be.
Joe Dixon: Yeah, but what about what you do on Purge Night, Laney? Huh? Is that not the pot calling the kettle brown? No?
Laney Rucker: That's different, Joe, and you know that. I'm protected, and you won't be.
Joe Dixon: This is all I got, guys. This is my slice of the pie. Man, I cannot, I can't lose this place. I just... I can't lose this place.

The Purge: Election Year - Conflict Over Racial Loyalty and Violence

Joe Dixon: [''In a stand-off with Bishop's soldiers''] Now, I'm gonna tell you right now, I like Black people, but I ain't gonna let you all shoot these white folks. These are our white people.

The Purge: Election Year - Racial Tensions in a Chaotic Environment

Joe Dixon: Boy, there's a whole bunch of Negros comin right this way. And we sitting up here like a bucket of motherfucking chicken.

Heat - Decision Against Proceeding

Drucker: It's a No-Go', Vince.

Heat - Command Instructions for Unit 2

Drucker: [barking into walkie-talkie] Unit 2? This is Command. Take him at the street, and check him out.

Heat - Urgent Command for Immediate Action

Drucker: [slams Marciano into the wall, while speaking to an an Officer] {In Script Only} GET HIM OUTTA HERE!!

Heat - A Moment of Decision at the Doorway

Drucker: One second at the doorway, then it's all over.

Heat - A Call for Revelation

Drucker: Come on, sugar. Show yourself.

Heat - Self-Selling Situations in Business

Drucker: All kinds of shit. But I don't have to sell this, and you know it. Cause this kind of shit here sells itself.

Heat - A Tough Choice for Family's Future

Drucker: That's right. You will have to. See, if you don't betray Chris, you victimize Dominic. Cause he'll be in foster homes, with no living parents to take care of him. He'll be fucked for life. Dominic didn't chose to screw up his life, but Chris did. You give up Chris, you get off clean. You can do it. For your kid, so you can raise him.

Heat - Confrontation on a Flight to New Jersey

Drucker: Well, who has to? Cause you're on a plane back to New Jersey, jagoff.

Heat - Sergeant Drucker Requests Privacy for Investigation

Drucker: My name is Sergeant Drucker. I'm with Robbery Homicide. Would you mind putting your kid in the next room?

Heat - Drucker's Reflection on Chris and Marciano

Drucker: Chris slipped his tail, and doesn't talk about their scores with Charlene. So, there's nothing for me to get from Marciano. I just tried.

Heat - Frustration with Drug Addiction and Communication

Drucker: I've been paging your ass all day! I can't stand fucking pagers!! You're bust-up speed freak! Jacking up methamphetamine, again!

Heat - Recognition of Criminal Patterns

Drucker: You recognize their M.O.?

Forrest Gump - Hi Bubba

Forrest Gump: [narrating] If I'd a known that was the last time I was gonna talk to Bubba, I would've thought of something better to say.
Forrest Gump: Hi Bubba.
Bubba Blue: Hey Forrest.