Regina KingQuotes

Regina King
Birthday
January 15th, 1971
From
Los Angeles, California, USA
Actor

Ray - Unexpected News Amidst Tension and Conflict

Ray Charles: You know what they're saying about me? Said I lost something. Said I've gone middle-of-the-road. They might as well say the same thing about you. You were the soul of this band, now every time you're around, you're just drunk. The drunk soul of a blind junkie. What a lovely couple. Why don't you just get outta here?
Margie Hendricks: I ain't drunk, Ray. I'm pregnant. Yeah, that's right. I'm having your baby.

Ray - Struggles of Creativity and Survival in Music

Margie Hendricks: Listen to that crap. I thought you said ABC wasn't gonna force that nothing on him.
Jeff Brown: They didn't. It was Ray's idea. Something new.
Margie Hendricks: Well, what are we then, Jeff? Something old?
Fathead Newman: Yeah, what about us? We got to eat too.

Ray - A Night of Disagreement and Concern

Ray Charles: Margie is drunk, Jeff. You should go home and sleep it off.
Jeff Brown: Margie, come on now, let me take you home.
Margie Hendricks: No, I'll leave when I'm good and goddamn ready to!
Ray Charles: She's good and goddamn ready right now.
Margie Hendricks: Why don't you make me leave this, sucker! Teach you to treat me like some piece of meat!

Ray - Touring with Ray Charles: A Business Discussion

Ray Charles: I have a question for all of you: How would like to go on the road with me?
Margie Hendricks: Um, how much are you gonna pay us?
Ray Charles: Ahmet takes care of all of that.
Margie Hendricks: You mean he don't listen to you?
Ray Charles: You better know he does. Don't worry about it. Brother Ray will take care of all of you.
Margie Hendricks: Well my mama taught me to take care of myself, honey.
Ray Charles: Well is your mother here?
Margie Hendricks: No she's not, but I speak for us.
Ray Charles: Okay Speak For Us, how about $20 a week?
Margie Hendricks: We'll take $40. Each.
Ray Charles: $40 each?
Margie Hendricks: You heard me.
Ray Charles: Naw! How about $25?
Margie Hendricks: We'll take $30.
Ray Charles: I better say yes before you talk me out of my drawers.
Ray Charles: Is it a deal?
Margie Hendricks: Oh! Yeah!
Ray Charles: From now on you guys are gonna be called the Raylettes.
Margie Hendricks: Does that mean we have to "let Ray"?
Ray Charles: Oh, what am I gonna do with you?
Margie Hendricks: I'm sure you'll think of something.

Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous - Confrontation and Banter Among Characters

Sam Fuller: You are about to feel some real pain if you don't back off.
Gracie: Hey, you know what? Don't talk to me about pain, sister. I invented pain. All right?
Fuller: No, you didn't just call me sister. Because I don't recall seeing a little, skinny-ass white girl at the table growing up.
Gracie: Hey! First of all, thank you for calling me skinny. Second of all, what is your problem? And third of all, you better apologize to me or--
Fuller: make me!
Gracie: I don't make trash. Come on!

Boyz n the Hood - Gendered Language in Conversations About Women

Shalika: Why is it every time you talk about a female you gotta say bitch, ho, or hootchie?
Doughboy: Cause that's what you are.

Boyz n the Hood - Miscommunication in a Tense Exchange

Doughboy: Ho's gotta eat too.
Shalika: Who you callin a ho', I ain't no ho'.
Doughboy: Oops, I'm sorry, bitch.

If Beale Street Could Talk - Heart and Head Debate

Sheila Hunt: She's got a weak heart.
Sharon Rivers: She's got a weak head.

If Beale Street Could Talk - Celebrating New Beginnings and Clarity of Mind

Sharon Rivers: This is a sacrament. And no, I ain't lost my mind. We are drinking to new life.

If Beale Street Could Talk - The Innocence of the Unborn Child

Sharon Rivers: That child that's coming, that's your grandchild. I don't understand you. It's your grandchild. What difference does it make how it gets here. The child ain't got nothin to do with that. Ain't none of us got nothing to do with that!

If Beale Street Could Talk - Trust in Love's Journey

Sharon Rivers: I don't want to sound foolish, but remember love is what brought you here. And if you've trusted love this far, don't panic now. Trust it all the way.

Daddy Day Care - First Day at School Reflections

Kim: So, Pooch, how was your first day at school?
Ben: Okay.
Kim: Just Okay?
Ben: I don't know anybody there.
Kim: [to Charlie] Oh, well, give it some time. You'll make some friends. How was your day, baby?
Charlie: I lost my J-O-B.
Kim: You lost your J-O-B?
Charlie: I got F-I-R-E-D. Me and 300 other people.
Kim: They cannot do that. What about Jim Fields? Can't he do something?
Charlie: Jim Fields is the one that pulled the trigger. Now, he's not gonna be inclined to do anything cause when I found out it was him, I told him he could take a flying F...
Kim Hinton: Charlie!
Charlie: H-I-J-K-L-M-N-O-P. Don't worry about this. I'm a guy in demand, and I'll have a new job in a week. A week.

Enemy of the State - The Complexity of Surveillance and Oversight

Congressman Sam Albert: [on TV] We knew that we had to monitor our enemies. We've also come to realize that we need to monitor the people who are monitoring them...
Carla Dean: Well who's gonna monitor the monitors of the monitors?
Robert Clayton Dean: I wouldn't mind doing a little... "monitoring" myself.
Carla: Yes, and you've got lots and lots of... "monitoring" to do.
Eric Dean: Are you guys talking about sex?
Robert: [surprised with Carla] Boy!
Eric: Oh no, it's time for dinner.
Robert: Get in there and eat your dinner, no more hanging with Dylan.