Nicky Katt Biography
Nicky Katt (May 11, 1970 – April 8, 2025) was an American actor. He was best known for his role as Harry Senate on the television show Boston Public and for his roles as unsympathetic villains. He also appeared in films including Insomnia, The Limey, SubUrbia, and Sin City, and was a semi-regular collaborator of Richard Linklater, Steven Soderbergh, and Christopher Nolan.
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Nicky Katt Quotes
A Threatening Interrogation Scene
Parker:
In a few minutes I'm gonna pull your fingernails out and leave you to think about em. Then I'll cut your eyelids off. Then from time to time I'll pour gasoline in your eyeballs to keep you from passing out. Bottom line guy, I'm gonna ask you one question then I'm never gonna ask you again. Where did they take the girl.
Obecks:
I don't know.
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A Plan to Simplify the Mission
Jeffers:
What?
Obecks:
Well, I'm just talking here... but by their design, all we really need to come back with is the baby... think about it... no money, no perps, no nothing. We could kill these two fucks, take the money, bring Chidduck his baby, and say it all went well.
Jeffers:
Well... mostly well.
Obecks:
What? The girl?
Jeffers:
Yeah.
Obecks:
Well when she doesn't show up in a couple of months, it'll be assumed she ate a bullet and they made off for fucking Bolivia... damn it... it doesn't work. The doc...
Jeffers:
The doctor gets shot in the fray...
Obecks:
Right...
Jeffers:
We tried to help him, but it was either him or the baby. He was alive when we took off, and must have died crawling for help in the desert.
Obecks:
Creative articulation my good man.
Jeffers:
Just talking of course...
Obecks:
Sure.
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