Samantha MortonQuotes

Samantha Morton
Birthday
May 13th, 1977
From
Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England, UK
Actor

The Odyssey - Circe's Perspective on Transformation and Identity

Circe: I didn't turn your men into anything! Look at them. This is what they are. Look at them! Beasts!

The Messenger - Confronting Loss and Personal Tragedy

Olivia Pitterson: Did you ever lose anybody?
Staff Sergeant Will Montgomery: Yeah. Friends, over there. My father, during peace time, drunk driver.
Olivia Pitterson: Did they catch him?
Staff Sergeant Will Montgomery: No, my father was the drunk driver.

Pandaemonium - Legacy of Words and Stories

Samuel Taylor Coleridge: They will always be remembered... when I am dead and all my words are dust.
Sara Coleridge: What is it? What have you written?
Robert Southey: It's a story for the children. Called "The Three Bears".

Pandaemonium - The Cost of Anonymity in Art

Samuel Taylor Coleridge: Anonymous - like Homer, like the hills and clouds themselves!
Sara Coleridge: So long as Anonymous doesn't collect the fee.

The Libertine - Navigating Criticism in the Spotlight

Rochester: This is your first season on the London stage?
Elizabeth Barry: It is, my lord.
Rochester: Mrs. Barry, you must acquire the trick of ignoring those who do not like you. In my experience, those who do not like you fall into two categories: The stupid and the envious. The stupid will like you in five years time. The envious, never.

Synecdoche, New York - Relationship Dynamics and Emotional Availability

Caden Cotard: I don't understand why you're with Sammy.
Hazel: He's nice, he's available, he fucks me without crying.

Synecdoche, New York - Choosing a Preferred Way to Die

Hazel: I like it. I do! I'm - I'm just really concerned about dying in the fire.
Burning House Realtor: It's a big decision - how one prefers to die.

Synecdoche, New York - Realization of Ignorance in Literature

Hazel: [[Franz Kafka|The Trial; ...] So I'm reading ] I'm such an idiot for not knowing about this book. It's famous, as it turns out.

Minority Report - The Weight of Lost Lives

Agatha: Think about the lives that little girl has saved.
Lamar Burgess: Think about all the lives that little girl has saved. Think about all the lives she will save. That little girl could have saved Sean.
John Anderton: Don't you EVER SAY HIS NAME!!
Male Precog #1: You used the memory of my dead son to set me up.
John Anderton: You used the memory of my dead son to set me up!! That was the one thing you knew that would drive me to murder!
Male Precog #2: What are you gonna do now, Lamar?
John Anderton: What are you gonna do now, Lamar?
Male Precog #2: How are you gonna -
John Anderton: - shut me up?
Male Precog #1: Forgive me, John.

Minority Report - The Power of Choice in Uncertain Times

Agatha: You can choose …

Minority Report - The Power of Choice in Decision Making

Agatha: You still have a choice.

Minority Report - The Power of Perception

Agatha: Can you see?