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Sam Worthington
Birthday
August 2nd, 1976
From
Godalming, Surrey, England, UK
Actor

Paper Planes - Confronting Grief and Understanding Loss

Dylan: [Opens curtains] Look! Look at this. There's a world out there, alright?
Jack: You… You just don't get it.
Dylan: I don't get it? You don't get it, Dad! You don't get it. I'm 12 and I get it. She's dead. She's not gonna come back. Ever. We're never gonna see her again...

Terminator Salvation - Defiance Against Fate and Identity

Skynet: Don't fight, Marcus. Remember what you are.
Marcus Wright: I know who I am. (pulls the chip from his head and crushes it) I'm better this way.
Skynet: You will not be given a second chance. You cannot save John Connor.
Marcus Wright: Watch me!

Terminator Salvation - Identity and Purpose in a Machine World

Skynet: Welcome home, Marcus. We knew you'd be back. After all, it was programmed in you. Oh, and you executed that programming beautifully!
Marcus Wright: What am I?
Skynet: You are an infiltration prototype. The only one of your kind. We resurrected you. Advanced Cyberdyne's work. Amended it.
Marcus Wright: (referring to Serena Kogen's image) You're dead.
Skynet: Calculations confirm Serena Kogen's appearance is easiest to process for you (changes to Kyle Reese and then John Connor) We can be others if you wish. Marcus, what else could you be, if not machine? (changes back to Serena)
Skynet: The human condition no longer applies to you. Accept what you already know. That you were made to serve a purpose. To achieve what no other machine has achieved before. To infiltrate, find a target and bring that target back home to us.
Skynet: In times of desperation, people will believe what they want to believe. And so, we gave them what they wanted to believe. A trick, in the form of a signal the Resistance thought would end the war. And they were right: it will end the war. Except that it is the Resistance that will be terminated, not Skynet.
Skynet: Our best machines have failed time and again to complete a misson. Something was missing. We had to think radically. And so we made you. We created the perfect infiltration machine. You, Marcus, you did what Skynet has failed to do for so many years. You killed John Connor!

Terminator Salvation - A Tense Confrontation Between Marcus and Connor

Marcus Wright: Let me down.
John Connor: If I let you down, you'll kill everyone in this room.
Marcus Wright: No. Just you, Connor. Because I don't give a shit about you.

Terminator Salvation - Humanity and Resistance in a Machine World

Marcus Wright: (thinking) What is it that makes us human? It's not something you can program. You can't put it into a chip. It's the strength of the human heart. The difference between us and machines.
John Connor: (pause and than continues thinking) There is a storm on the horizon. A time of hardship and pain. This battle has been won, but the war against the machines races on. Skynet's global network remains strong, but we will not quit, until all of it is destroyed. This is John Connor. There is no fate, but what we make.

Terminator Salvation - Identity and Uncertainty in Terminator Salvation

John Connor: What are you?
Marcus Wright: I don't know.

Terminator Salvation - Identity Crisis in a Post-Apocalyptic World

Marcus Wright: My name, is Marcus Wright.
John Connor: You think you're human?
Marcus Wright: I am human. (looks down, and sees his metal endoskeleton) NO!

Terminator Salvation - Coyote Preferences in a Post-Apocalyptic World

Marcus Wright: (looks at Kyle eating) What is that?
Kyle Reese: Two day old coyote. Better than three day old coyote.

Terminator Salvation - A Conversation About Judgment Day

Marcus Wright: What day is it? What year?
Kyle Reese: 2018.
Marcus Wright: What happened here?
Kyle Reese: Judgment Day happened.

Terminator Salvation - Struggle Between Guilt and Nobility

Serena Kogen: You're doing something very noble, Marcus.
Marcus Wright: No, I'm guilty. Just cut me up until there's nothing left.

Terminator Salvation - The Essence of Humanity Beyond Programming

Marcus Wright: (As Marcus gives his heart to John Connor) What is it that makes us human? It's not something you can program. You can't put it into a chip. It's the strength of the human heart. The difference between us and machines.

Terminator Salvation - Searching for Identity in Transformation

Marcus Wright: (On becoming a machine) I need to find who did this to me. And so did you.

Terminator Salvation - A Hopeful Assertion of Uniqueness

Marcus Wright: (To John Connor) I'm the only hope you have.

Terminator Salvation - The Consequences of Threatening with a Weapon

Marcus Wright: (To Kyle Reese) You point that gun at someone you better be ready to pull the trigger.

Terminator Salvation - The Taste of Death

Marcus Wright: (After kissing a cancer striken scientist, prior to his execution) So that's what death tastes like.

Wrath of the Titans - The Burden of Legacy

Helius: Dad, I'm actually looking forward to going home. I've decided, being a boring fisherman isn't that bad.
Perseus: [''reluctantly offers him a sword''; ''as Helius hesitates''; ''offers the sword again''] You know we can't go back home. Take it. You're Helius. You're son of Perseus, the grandson of Zeus. Take it.
Helius: [''takes it, almost drops it''] It's heavy.
Perseus: Yeah, it is. Is it too much?
Helius: [''raises sword, looks at it; then quietly''] No.

Wrath of the Titans - Unplanned Conversations in Wrath of the Titans

Agenor: Don't give me the big speech.
Perseus: Yeah, I wasn't planning to.

Wrath of the Titans - A Request for Physical Restoration

Perseus: Just fix my body...and leave my soul to me.

Clash of the Titans - A Race Against Time During the Eclipse

Calibos: Perseus... don't become one of them.
Perseus: Io, I'm here.
Io: There's no time.
Io: The eclipse. Perseus, you must go before it's too late.
Perseus: I'm not going anywhere.
Io: My fate is certain but the fate of Argos is still in your hands.
Perseus: All my life you've been there. You never left me. I can't leave you.
Io: This part of the journey you must do alone. Perseus, you're not just part man, part god, you're the best of both.... Everything will be alright.

Clash of the Titans - Facing Medusa's Deadly Challenge

Io: Medusa's got a tail, and that's how she'll use it. Listen. Hear her muscles coiling. Smell her skin. Feel her hunger in your gut! Medusa's killed you twice now. Do you think she'll hand you her head, as a present? She won't be gracious about it. One look in her eyes, and you'll turn to stone. Good.
Perseus: I'm trying not to enjoy this so much.
Io: I'm trying to help you live.

Clash of the Titans - The Burden of Destiny and Revenge

Io: [narrating] Mankind had grown tired of the gods mistreatment and cruelty. Acrisius led a siege on Olympus. It is said the other gods wanted to simply lay waste to Acrisius and his army, but Zeus loved man too much. Instead, he chose to make an example of Acrisius. He disguised himself as the king and visited the chamber where the king's wife was sleeping... Acrisius grow mad with rage...
Io: He ordered the execution of his wife and Zeus newborn son. The queen and her child were cast into the sea. Your mother was killed, but you... part man, part god, you lived. I've watched over you ever since waiting for the day when you will help bring an end to the tyranny of the gods. You were born to kill the Kraken.
Perseus: [turns to Io.] I don't know why I was born or what I am, but I know it's not the Kraken I wanna kill. How do I get to Hades?
Io: If the Kraken falls, Hades will be weak enough for you to strike a deathly blow. Only then will you have the revenge you seek.
Perseus: [bangs the door.] Then they better release me.

Clash of the Titans - A Mysterious Visitor Reveals a Past Connection

Draco: So demigod, you have a visitor. She says she knows you.
Io: My name is Io, Perseus.
Perseus: And how do you know me?
Io: I've watched you all your life. I guided you to your family.
Perseus: Are you a god?
Io: There are gods, and there are men, and there are those of us who are in between. Many years ago, I refused a god's advance. I was cursed with agelessness.
Perseus: That's not much of a curse.
Io: I've lived for years watching my loved ones die. I imagine you're sympathetic to that plight.
Perseus: Is it true? Am I the son of Zeus?
Io: Yes. The story of your birth began with the rebellion of King Acrisius...

Clash of the Titans - A Tense Introduction Among Heroes

Andromeda: What's your name?
Perseus: Perseus.
Andromeda: Take this, Perseus. Please, drink.
Draco: [slaps the goblet away] Hands off!
Queen Cassiopeia: Enough!
King Cepheus: Our daughter the missionary!
Andromeda: Have you seen what's happening out there? Have you even bothered to look?
Queen Cassiopeia: We served as an inspiration.
Andromeda: Hundreds of our men lost their lives, yet we celebrate. You're provoking the gods and you act if there will be no consequence.
Queen Cassiopeia: Well, what do you want? Should we be afraid? Should we be trembling and soiling ourselves in fear? The gods need us. They need our worship. What do we need of them? Look at my daughter.
Andromeda: You know it, bitch.
Queen Cassiopeia: What could be more divine than her face? More beautiful than all of the women of Greece! More beautiful than Aphrodite herself! The Olympians should envy her! We are the gods now!

Clash of the Titans - A Conversation Among Allies in Adversity

Spyros: [calling.] Perseus. Perseus!
Perseus: [He haul the net. while Spyros grabs the net.] Getting frail, old man?
Spyros: [calling.; Marmara turns to Spyros.; The net is up and there isn't any fish.] Marmara! Marmara! Another day, nothing! Caught on the reef! To whom do I direct our gratitude for this glorious bounty?
Marmara: Spyros, please.---
Spyros: Poseidon!, Zeus! Who do I thank, Marmara?
Marmara: Thank the men who provoke them.---
Spyros: They crush my island, They put a plague on yours, They take from us what they want! We're their slaves!
Marmara: The gods gave us life. For that, we should be thankful.
Spyros: Fuck the gods. They want us to love them anyway. One day, somebody's gonna have to make a stand. One day, somebody's gonna have to say: "Enough.

Clash of the Titans - Embracing Responsibility and Humanity

Perseus: If I do this, I do this as a man.

Clash of the Titans - The Choice Between Kingship and Service

Perseus: I cannot be a king. I serve you better as a man.

Clash of the Titans - Courage Amidst Fear: A Call to Action

Perseus: I know we're all afraid. But my father told me: "Someday, someone was gonna have to take a stand. Someday, someone was gonna have to say enough!" This could be that day. Trust your senses, and don't look this bitch in the eye.

Clash of the Titans - A Choice Between Mortality and Divinity

Perseus: I'd rather die in the mud with those men than live forever as a god.

Clash of the Titans - Loss and Grief from Divine Betrayal

Perseus: My father... was killed by a god of the. My mother, sister... everyone I loved was killed by a god.

Rogue - Confrontation Over Unsatisfactory Expectations

Neil: What the fuck you gawkin at at, four eyes?
Pete: I don't know. I got the brochure, but it didn't say anything about assholes.

Rogue - Tour Expectations and Surprising Encounters

Everett: [after the tour is disrupted by Neil] We'd like to get on with our tour.
Neil: Fuck me, it's John fucking Wayne! This is the tour, John.

Avatar: The Way of Water - A Father's Joy in a Son's Achievement

Neteyam: [appears as a child] Dad! Look what I caught!
Jake Sully: Wow. Oh, that's a big one.
Neteyam: [appears as a teenager] He was in that pool. By the rocks. Right where you said. What is it, Dad? Why are you crying?
Jake Sully: I'm just happy to see you, boy.
Neteyam: [appears as a child; gives the bow and arrow to Jake] I'm happy to see you, too. Here. You try.
Jake Sully: Okay. Leave any for me?
Neteyam: Uh, maybe.
Jake Sully: [chuckles, then shoots an arrow into the water] Yeah! Check that out. See?

Avatar: The Way of Water - Confrontation of Rivals and Family Threats

Colonel Miles Quaritch: [at Neytiri; Neytiri hisses at him. Quaritch turns to Jake] I owe you a death. You're not leaving, are you, Jake? Knowin I'm out there. Knowin that I'll never stop. I'm coming for you. And when I do, I'll kill your whole family.
Jake Sully: [attacks Quaritch] Then let's get it done.

Avatar: The Way of Water - A Call to Strength and Unity

Jake Sully: [to Neytiri] Listen to me, they have our daughters! I need you with me. And I need you to be strong, right now. Strong heart! Strong heart... Let's go get our daughters.

Avatar: The Way of Water - A Father's Assurance Amidst Crisis

Neteyam: Dad, I...
Jake Sully: It's okay. I'm here.
Neytiri: No, no, no, no, no. No!
Jake Sully: It's okay. It's okay, son. I gotcha.
Neteyam: I want to go home.
Jake Sully: I know. I know. It's okay, we're goin home. We're goin home. We're goin home. It's okay. It's okay.
Neteyam: [dies] Dad, I...
Neytiri: [starts crying; screaming; starts breaking down over Neteyam] Neteyam... No. No, no, no. NETEYAM!! Oh, Great Mother. No, Great Mother. Please. Oh, my son. My son. NO!!! MY SON! No! No!
Colonel Miles Quaritch: [from mic] Can you hear me, Corporal? Yeah, yeah, I think you can. I got your daughters. Same deal as before. You for them.
Jake Sully: Where are your sisters? Where are they?
Lo'ak: I don't know.
Jake Sully: Your sisters! Where are they?!
Tsireya: They're on the ship. They're tied up on the ship.
Spider: They're at the moon pool. At the well deck. Midships.
Jake Sully: What?
Spider: Come on, I'll show you. Come on. I'll show you.
Colonel Miles Quaritch: [from mic] Talk to me, Corporal. I need somethin', Jake or there's gonna be consequences.
Jake Sully: Yeah, I hear you.

Avatar: The Way of Water - Conflict Over Bonding with the Outcast

Ronal: [to Tsireya; annoyed] You allowed this. You allowed him to bond with the outcast!
Tonowari: [to Lo'ak] Tsireya. You disappoint me, daughter. And you, son of a great warrior, who has been taught better.
Lo'ak: Payakan saved my life, sir. You don't know him.
Tsireya: No, Lo'ak.
Tonowari: [to Neteyam, Tsireya and Aonung; blows hard; to Lo'ak] Sit. Sit. SIT DOWN! Hear my words, boy. In the days of the First Songs, tulkun fought amongst themselves, for territory and for revenge. But they came to believe that killing, no matter how justified, only brings more killing. So all killing was forbidden. This is the Tulkun Way. Payakan is a killer, so, he is outcast.
Lo'ak: I'm sorry, sir. But you're wrong.
Neytiri: [whispers] Lo'ak. You speak to Olo'eyktan!
Lo'ak: I know. What I...
Jake Sully: [angry] That's enough!
Lo'ak: I know what I know.
Jake Sully: That's enough. I'll deal with this one.

Avatar: The Way of Water - Connection Through Heartbeats in Avatar

Kiri: Dad, I know you think I’m crazy. But I feel her. I hear her heart beat. She’s so close.
Jake Sully: So what does her heartbeat sound like?
Kiri: Mighty.

Avatar: The Way of Water - Comparing Appearances in Avatar: The Way of Water

Jake Sully: Hey. So what did the other guys look like?
Neteyam: Worse.
Jake Sully: ...that's good.
Neteyam: [grinning] A lot worse.
Jake Sully: Get out of here.

Avatar: The Way of Water - Seeking Sanctuary in a New World

Tonowari: Why do you come to us, Jake Sully?
Jake Sully: We seek uturu.
Ronal: Uturu?
Jake Sully: Yeah, sanctuary for my family.
Tonowari: We are Reef People. You're Forest People. Your skills will be nothing here.
Jake Sully: [to Neytiri] We will learn your ways. Right?

Avatar: The Way of Water - Determination to Protect Home and Family

Jake Sully: [Last lines] I see now. I can't save my family by running. This is our home. This is our fortress. This is where we make our stand.

Avatar: The Way of Water - Strength in Unity and Resilience

Jake Sully: I need you with me. And I need you to be strong. Strong heart.

Avatar: The Way of Water - A Father's Desire for Family Safety

Jake Sully: I just want to keep my family safe.

Avatar: The Way of Water - Family as a source of strength

Jake Sully: I know one thing, wherever we go, this family is our fortress.

Avatar: The Way of Water - Jake Sully Imposes Consequences on Neteyam

Jake Sully: (to Neteyam after almost getting Lo'ak killed) You're grounded. No flying for a month.

Avatar - The Connection Between Avatar and Identity

Jake Sully: [in cool & understanding voice] You don't choose your Avatar... your Avatar chooses you.

Avatar - Jake Sully's Farewell Video Log

Jake Sully: [closing narration] Well, uh, I guess this is my last video log. Because whatever happens tonight, either way, I'm not gonna be comin back to this place. Well, I guess I better go. I don't wanna be late for my own party. Yeah, it's my birthday, after all. This is Jake Sully signin off.

Avatar - Defending Our Land Against the Sky-People

Jake Sully: The Sky-People have sent us a message, that they can take whatever they want and no one can stop them. Well, we will send them a message. You ride out as fast as the wind can carry you. You tell the other clans to come. You tell them Toruk Makto calls to them! You fly now, with me, my brothers, sisters! And we will show the Sky-People that they cannot take whatever they want! And that this...THIS IS OUR LAND!

Avatar - Understanding the Power of Toruk

Jake Sully: [explaining his attempt to tame the legendary Toruk; [sky; [theory] Way I had it figured, Toruk is the baddest cat in the ]. Nothing attacks him. So why would he ever look up? But that was just a ].

Avatar - The Awakening of a Dreaming Warrior

Jake Sully: [as Selfridge is furiously disabling the Avatars to place them under arrest by Quaritch's force; [peace] I was a warrior who dreamed he could bring ]. Sooner or later, though, you always have to wake up.

Avatar - Questioning Sanity in a Critical Moment

Jake Sully: [To Quaritch; Quaritch: You crossed the line.] Are you out of your goddamn mind?!

Avatar - Jake Sully Questions His Own Actions

Jake Sully: What the hell are you doin', Jake?

Avatar - A Single Move Can Define Everything

Jake Sully: [[life] Sometimes your whole ] boils down to one insane move.

Avatar - Direct Command to Focus on Task

Jake Sully: [after his Ikran shouts] SHUT UP AND FLY STRAIGHT!

Avatar - Justifying Conflict to Achieve Goals

Jake Sully: This is how it's done. When people are sittin on shit that you want, you make em your enemy. Then you justify taking it.

Avatar - Dreams and Reality in Avatar's World

Jake Sully: [[Everything; [true; [world] ] is backwards now, like out there is the ] ] and this is the dream.

Avatar - The Enduring Spirit of a Marine

Jake Sully: There's no such thing as an ex-Marine. You may be out, but you never lose the attitude. I told myself I could pass any test a man can pass.

Avatar - Cycle of Life and Transformation

Jake Sully: [''watching his brother's dead body burn while at the morgue with his employers''] One life ends... another begins.

Avatar - Awakening from a Dreamlike Freedom

Jake Sully: [''first lines''; [dreams; [flying] When I was lying there in the VA hospital, with a big hole blown through the middle of my life, I started having these ] of ]. I was free. Sooner or later, though, you always have to wake up.