Highlights
Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu - Return to the Galaxy Clip
The Mandalorian and Grogu
The Odyssey - Zendaya Exclusive Interview
The Odyssey
Ice Age: Boiling Point - Official Teaser
Ice Age: Boiling Point
The Dog Stars - Josh Brolin as Bangley
The Dog Stars
The Devil Wears Prada 2 - Grab Your Friends Clip
The Devil Wears Prada 2
Madden - First Look at Nicolas Cage and Christian Bale
Madden
Remarkably Bright Creatures - Sally Field and Lewis Pullman Exclusive Interviews
Remarkably Bright Creatures
Coyote vs. Acme - Official Cast Poster
Coyote vs. Acme
Mutiny - First Round Pick Jason Statham Clip
Mutiny
Mutiny - 30-foot Giant Inflatable Balloon of Jason Statham on the River Thames
Mutiny
Masterplan - Teaser Trailer
Masterplan
PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie - Zuma Character Poster
PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie
Euphoria Season 3 - Saddle Up Clip
Euphoria
PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie - Marshall Character Poster
PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie
Forgetting Sarah Marshall

Forgetting Sarah Marshall (2008) - Quotes

Audience Score
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Coping with Heartbreak in a Humorous Way

Taglines: A comedy about getting dumped, and taking it like a man.

Escaping Heartbreak: A Mutual Decision

Taglines: When Peter got dumped by his girlfriend, he wanted to get as far away as possible. Apparently... so did she

A Romantic Disaster Unfolds in Comedy

Taglines: The ultimate romantic disaster movie

From the Makers of Iconic Comedies

Taglines: From the guys who brought you "The 40-Year-Old Virgin" and "Knocked Up

Demo Submission and Personal Admiration

Matthew Van Der Wyk: or do you want it without your cake?
Aldous Snow: I don't drink.
Matthew Van Der Wyk: All right, so I came here to give you my demo. I just... I worship you, and I just wanted to give you my demo. Just take a listen and...
Matthew Van Der Wyk: [''Mimics Snow's Essex/Cockney accent''] Cause you know what? You don't wanna be the guy sitting there, watching BBC, and saying, "Oh, I saw that guy! He was my waiter, and I totally dismissed him like everyone else does in his life. And I totally was wrong, because he's a major, major, major influence on me now, and I feel terrible!
Aldous Snow: That stupid English voice, was that me?
Matthew Van Der Wyk: Unfortunately, yes. You're really gonna like it.
Aldous Snow: I'll listen to it when you've gone.
Matthew Van Der Wyk: Hey, look, just don't tell anyone at the hotel.
Matthew Van Der Wyk: I have a question for you real quick Mr. S., I was actually meaning to ask you, what did you exactly think of my demo? Did you get it? Did you get it?
Aldous Snow: Oh no. I was gonna listen to that, but then I just carried on living my life.
Matthew Van Der Wyk: Just not at all?
Aldous Snow: No I didn't, because I've got my instincts and they weren't good.
Matthew Van Der Wyk: [''Whispers''; ''Walks away''] Fuck you. Okay? Go fuck yourself. I can't yell right now, cause I'll get fired, and my boss ll hear me, and then I won't be able to pay off my student loans, but you know what? You're an asshole. I fucking hate you. I bought all your records, this whole fucking time I've been trying to get you to come hang out with me. I'm gonna have people fuck with your food the rest of your trip! You fucking dick!
Aldous Snow: I like him. That's quite moving.

A Moment of Unexpected Connection

Peter Bretter: [Rachel has just walked in on him naked in his changing room; he covers himself with his free hand; holds up his phone; after a moment, Rachel bursts out laughing] I was just calling you. Um... wow.
Rachel Jansen: [keeps laughing; Peter grins sheepishly; she keeps laughing] Oh, Peter! ) I'm sorry.
Peter Bretter: Stop laughing. Can, can you please stop laughing?
Rachel Jansen: [walks towards him] I missed you.
Peter Bretter: [Rachel cuts him off with a passionate kiss] Um, I just wanted to tell you, I've been thinking a lot about...

Unexpected Connections in a Comedy Setting

Peter Bretter: Wow! You came... I- I can't believe that you came.
Rachel Jansen: Peter, this is... this is great. It was really funny, yeah.
Peter Bretter: [they laugh, then there is an awkward pause] Thank you. You know what? I didn't realize that it was a comedy and then, someone told me that, and it just, like opened the whole thing up! How long are you in town for?
Rachel Jansen: Open-ended.
Peter Bretter: Oh! Wow. Bold.
Rachel Jansen: [smiles] Yeah, you know... I'm kinda checking out some schools.
Peter Bretter: [smiles] Congratulations.
Rachel Jansen: Yeah, maybe. [pause You never called.
Peter Bretter: [pause; he and Rachel laugh] You told me not to... and I listened. Wasn't easy...I might have called once and hung up, from a private number.

Debate Over Relationship Boundaries and Definitions

Dwayne: I don't understand what there is to think about.
Rachel Jansen: Because, D, he...
Dwayne: She licked the tip. That doesn't count.
Rachel Jansen: Of course it counts! He...
Dwayne: He what? He refused a blowjob from his ex-girlfriend mid-blowjob! Do you know what that's like for a man?! It's called blue balls, Rachel. This guy is like Gandhi, but better. He likes puppets! I love puppets.

Confronting Mistakes and Emotional Turmoil

Rachel Jansen: Listen to me, Peter. I was a mess, too. I understand that, okay? But it does not excuse you acting like a complete asshole!
Peter Bretter: Rachel, look, I know that I fucked things up for a minute, but I am not like every other asshole!
Rachel Jansen: You should not be with anybody, right now. Anybody.
Peter Bretter: I know... I know that there is something here. I know I wasn't wrong about that. And yes, it's only been four days, but I know you feel it, too.
Rachel Jansen: [quietly] I need you to leave. Do not write me, do not call me, do not email me. Peter, I need you to go.
Peter Bretter: [pause, nods] I won't bother you anymore...I'm sorry.

Confrontation Over Heartbreak and Responsibility

Sarah Marshall: [As she is giving Peter oral sex, Peter feels guilty about Rachel] What's wrong with you?
Peter Bretter: Nothing is wrong with me, okay? I just don't feel right.
Sarah Marshall: Okay, okay! I didn't mean... well, you know what? Did you drink today? Because, sometimes when you drink...
Peter Bretter: [walks past a wedding service on the lawn] Excuse me. No, I haven't had anything to drink today. Maybe the problem is that you broke my heart into a million pieces and so, my cock doesn't want to be around you anymore, Okay?! EVER! Cause you know what I just realized, huh? You're the goddamn Devil! Oh, yeah, wedding in Hawaii. Real original!

Confrontation Over Relationship Choices

Aldous Snow: Yeah, alright, that's enough!
Aldous Snow: I made a mistake, coming here with you. You're still involved with im next door, in't ya?
Sarah Marshall: Excuse me?
Aldous Snow: You should have seen yourself at dinner, Sarah. Then, we come back here, and you put on that... ghastly performance. I mean, I've heard that women fake orgasms, but I've never actually seen one. It really, deeply upset me.
Sarah Marshall: [mocking Aldous's accent] You should have seen yourself at dinner! Oh, I'm Aldous Snow... bullshit, bullshit, bullshit, bullshit. No, no drinks for me thanks... bullshit, bullshit, bullshit.
Aldous Snow: That's a really reductive impression. If I wanted to see you act badly, I'd just watch your TV show. Which, obviously, I can't now, cause it's canceled.
Sarah Marshall: Oh my God, you're such a prick! And, you know what?! Lemme tell you something about these tattoos, okay?! That is Buddhist, that is Nordic, that is Hindu, that's just gibberish. They are completely conflicting ideologies, and that does not make you a citizen of the world, it makes you full of shit!
Aldous Snow: Was that genuine, or did you fake that as well? Right, I'm gonna probably clear off, now. I'll have a little sleep for a couple of hours, but then, uh, I'm gonna probably go in the morning, okay?
Sarah Marshall: [long pause] I hate your music.
Aldous Snow: Yeah, well I fucked the housekeeper the other day.

Debating Relationships and Personal Liberties

Sarah Marshall: [after she, Peter and Rachel have each had a lot of wine] So... just so we're clear, and so that I can kinda hone in on your, your central thesis of the night, wade through all the bullshit, you're telling me you think you have the right to just fuck anyone, anywhere, anytime? That's what you're saying?
Aldous Snow: [spills his cranberry juice over the Tommy Bahama shirt Sarah bought him, and doesn't notice; notices the spill and laughs; laughing] Yes! That's right, there it is! Not so eloquently as you just put it, sweetheart, but... Ultimately, that is... Oh, no! Not the shirt! Take my eyes, but not the shirt! Mmm, yeah, that's pretty much what I believe, Sarah.
Sarah Marshall: When you're done making jokes, are you gonna get a napkin?!
Aldous Snow: D'you know what, I think I've improved it, actually! Against all odds, I think I deserve a design award!
Sarah Marshall: [quietly and angrily] Just please get some seltzer water.
Aldous Snow: [Matthew rushes over and tries vigorously to clean off Aldous' shirt, while Aldous tries to fend him off; Rachel laughs] Um, garcon, could we get some...
Matthew Van Der Wyk: I saw it from farther away. Okay, just lean back for a sec. Let me...
Aldous: [Matthew reluctantly backs off as a waitress brings dessert] No, it's all right, it's not there. You're very diligent, and I appreciate it, but, let go of the glass now, you're gonna have to walk away, bless you.
Peter Brenner: [in mock reaction to the dessert] Oh me, oh my, call the doctor.
Rachel Jansen: [they both laugh; Rachel feeds Peter some of her dessert.] Oh, good!
Peter Bretter: I love Hawaii.
Rachel Jansen: [laughs] It's good, huh?
Sarah Marshall: Yeah, it's nice, but I think, for like a week, tops. Any more than that, and I know I'd go crazy, because I think that Hawaii is a place to escape for people who can't deal with the real world.
Rachel Jansen: [she feeds Peter another bite of dessert, then grabs his face and kisses him.] Yeah, you know, there's so few personal shoppers and pet therapists. Gosh, it's such a hard life. I like living here.

Reflection on Beauty and Ambition

Rachel Jansen: Wow, we’re really going up to the edge of this, huh?
Rachel Jansen: Wow, this is really beautiful. All right, so now that your show’s done, are you gonna finish the Dracula musical?
Peter Bretter: It’s not that was, you know. Sarah always thought it was crazy and...
Peter Bretter: I just don't feel like doing anything.
Peter Bretter: Cause my heart is broken, and I can't imagine doing anything right now. It's probably the same reason... you don't go back to school, you know? Maybe it's good we got hurt like that, you know? don't know about you, but it makes me feel impervious to pain.
Rachel Jansen: Yeah. Kind of like there's nothing left to be afraid of.
Peter Bretter: Yeah. No, exactly.
Peter Bretter: We could leap off this rock, and it won't hurt us as had as they did.
Rachel Jansen: So, jump then.
Peter Bretter: No, I meant that, like as a metaphor, you know?
Rachel Jansen: No. Just do it. You'll be fine. Jump.
Peter Bretter: Oh, god. Oh, god. I made her kill yourself. You must be crazy.
Rachel Jansen: So, are you gonna jump, or what.
Rachel Jansen: Come on, Peter! I can see vagina from here. I can see hoo-ha.
Peter Bretter: I mean, I'll jump!
Rachel Jansen: Chicken, come on.
Peter Bretter: [while hanging from a cliff] So what should I do? I should just let go?
Rachel Jansen: No, no, no, no, no. If you fall straight down, you'll probably hit a rock and kill yourself!
Peter Bretter: Totally. So what do I do?!
Rachel Jansen: Why don't you just press your feet up against the rock, and like, shoot yourself off!
Peter Bretter: What, like a frog?!
Rachel Jansen: I don't know, Peter- just get off the fucking rock!
Peter Bretter: [pause] Here I go! One!
Peter Bretter: [pause] Two! Two and a half-
Peter Bretter: [jumps, falls awkwardly, but safely, into the sea near Rachel] Three!
Rachel Jansen: Oh, my god. Oh, my god. Oh, my god. You saw right?
Peter Bretter: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I saw it.
Rachel Jansen: I was there I witnessed it.
Peter Bretter: [smiling] Thanks.

A Cure for Emotional Pain

Kunu: It looks like you got a little pain behind those eyes.
Peter Bretter: Yeah, maybe a little.
Kunu: There's really only one cure for that.
Peter Bretter: Yeah, what's that?
Kunu: Weed. You got any?
Kunu: Oh. Well then let's go surfin'!

Lessons Learned in Everyday Life

Rachel Jansen: Where's your wife, sir?
Darald Braden: She is in bed.
Peter Brenner: How are things going with the lady?
Darald Braden: [[The Da Vinci Code; pause] Not awesome. She's complicated- like ], you know, but- harder to... crack. But life is full of lessons, you learn something new every day, so... wonder what I'm going to learn... tomorrow? Well! Good night!
Rachel Jansen: Good night, sir.
Peter Bretter: Night, sir.
Darald Braden: Off to find the mythical clitoris!
Rachel Jansen: [Peter snickers into his drink] So! Peter, were you able to get that crying lady out of your room? Cause, I could send someone up, if you want.
Peter Bretter: Oh, you could?
Peter Bretter: That's very funny. It is.
Rachel Jansen: Well, listen. The Sarah Marshall Show sucks. Who cares?
Peter Bretter: [awkward pause] I do the music for that program.
Rachel Jansen: Well, did I mention that the music rocks?
Peter Bretter: [chuckles; mimics a line from the show; imitates one of his 'tones' and he and Rachel both laugh] That's very sweet of you. That's very sweet of you to say. You don't have to say that, though. It's not music. There's no melody, it's just tones. Just dark, ominous tones. "The Masturbating Dog-Killer is on the loose again! He'll kill the owner, but at least the dogs are happy!

Work Conflicts and Dinner Plans

Matthew Van Der Wyk: [into the phone, deadpan; notices Peter approaching] Well, I would love to sell you some weed, Jeremy, but I'm at my fucking job right now. Obviously, because you called me at work, you know that I'm at my place of work. So, I can't just leave here and sell you some weed. I can sell you some weed when I'm done. Hold on, I gotta call you back. Mahalo, all right! Hey, how's it going?
Peter Bretter: Hey. Uh, I'd just like to grab some dinner, please.
Matthew Van Der Wyk: Okay, great. Is your wife gonna meet you?
Matthew Van Der Wyk: Or, your girlfriend?
Peter Bretter: No. I don't, uh, I don't have a girlfriend.
Matthew Van Der Wyk: You're just... by yourself?
Matthew Van Der Wyk: [leads him to his table] Man, that sucks. Okay, so just one! Here's your wine list and your menu. Come on. Do you want. like, a magazine or something? It's gonna be boring if you're just sitting all by yourself.
Peter Bretter: I'll be all right, thank you.
Matthew Van Der Wyk: I just would be so depressed.

Misunderstanding During a Phone Call

Peter Bretter: [answering the phone after he has been sobbing on his balcony] Hello?
Rachel Jansen: No, it's Rachel Jansen, from the front desk.
Peter Bretter: [making an effort to control his voice] Hey.
Rachel Jansen: Hey, what's going on up there? I'm getting complaints about a woman, crying hysterically?
Peter Bretter: [his voice begins to break again] Yeah, you know what, and I hear her too, and it sounds like she's having such a hard time. I think it's coming from the floor above me.
Rachel Jansen: You're on the top floor.
Peter Bretter: [pause] I'll try and keep it down.
Rachel Jansen: Are you okay?
Peter Bretter: Yeah, you have a nice night.
Rachel Jansen: [she hangs up. Cut to Peter curled up on his floor, sobbing just as loudly.] Okay.

Unexpected Hotel Check-In Request

Rachel Jansen: Welcome to Turtle Bay. What can I do for you?
Peter Bretter: [smiles weakly] I'm checking in. My name's Bretter. Peter Bretter. But actually, I don't have a reservation. Just thought I'd... take my chances.
Rachel Jansen: [she looks through the registrar] Oh! Wow. Bold! We are all booked up, but we do have the Kapua Suite available.
Peter Bretter: Um, okay. How much is that?
Rachel Jansen: $6,000 a night.
Rachel Jansen: Beautiful views.
Peter Bretter: [he looks around; he jumps as he looks out the window and sees Sarah walking by] I can imagine... that's a little bit out of my price range. Sorry. That's a shame. This is such a beautiful... ( hotel.
Rachel Jansen: [laughs] Oh, yeah, it's Sarah Marshall from Crime Scene. People are excited that she's here.
Peter Bretter: She's my ex-girlfriend. We broke up three weeks ago.
Rachel Jansen: Oh. I'm sorry, sir.
Peter Bretter: Okay, like, this is fine, right?
Peter Bretter: [looks over his shoulder and sees Sarah entering the lobby] It's totally fine. Okay, there she is. Did she see me?
Rachel Jansen: Uh-huh.
Peter Bretter: Is she coming over here?
Peter Bretter: I wish I wasn't wearing this fucking shirt.
Rachel Jansen: [Peter opens the top two buttons of the shirt and looks at her for approval] Fair enough. Why don't you try unbuttoning it? Button it back up.
Peter Bretter: Hey. Hi.
Sarah Marshall: What are you doing here?
Peter Bretter: [chuckles hysterically] I came here to murder you.
Sarah: Really, what are you doing here?
Peter Brenner: I have been having a tough time, you know, back in L.A. Uh, but then, I came here, and here you are. I just think that's too crazy to...
Aldous Snow: [enters the lobby; slaps Sarah's rear and kisses her forehead, catching her off-guard; holds up a black flip-flop; to Rachel] Hey there, little sex object! I've lost a shoe Have you seen it anywhere? It's like this one, but obviously it's, um opposite of um, excuse me, Misses? I've lost a shoe. It's like this one. It's like, this one's fellow. Sort of like the exact opposite of this one, in fact.
Rachel Jansen: Uh-huh?
Aldous Snow: Not like, an evil version, but just, you know, a shoe, like this, but for the other foot, otherwise I'd have to...
Sarah Marshall: Aldous, this is Peter.
Aldous Snow: [shakes hands with Peter and shoulder-bumps him] Hey! Alright, Peter! Nice to meet you, mate. Aldous. Good to meet you, man.
Sarah Marshall: My ex-boyfriend.
Aldous Snow: Oh, right! Hey, I'm Aldous Snow.
Peter Bretter: I know who you are. Yeah, you're very, very famous.
Aldous Snow: Yeah, I am, I am... for my sins. So, are you, um, staying here as well?
Peter Bretter: I'm not, as a matter...
Rachel Jansen: [to Peter] I'm sorry. Excuse me, Mr. Bretter, Ms. Marshall. But, we were, um, able to book the Kapua suite for you, sir, for four nights.
Peter Bretter: You were?
Rachel Jansen: [smiles and nods] Yes, sir.
Peter Bretter: Marvelous!
Aldous Snow: Perfect! Perfect amount of time. Listen, if you want to have dinner with us one of those nights, you're very...
Peter Bretter: No. No, that's very gentlemanly of you, but, uh, you two enjoy your trip, and, uh, I'll be just fine on my own in my Kapua Suite.
Aldous Snow: Alright, Peter.
Sarah Marshall: Have a good trip, Pete.
Aldous Snow: [he and Sarah walk away; to Sarah] I like your shirt. It's colorful. Bye, ta-ta! I was wearing two shoes this morning, wasn't I?
Peter Bretter: [to Rachel] Bye, now. Thank you. Thank you for bailing me out like that, but I still can't afford that room.
Rachel Jansen: [hands him a key] Nobody can. It's for, like, Oprah, or like, Celine Dion. Really, it's not a big deal. So, you can stay in the suite, but since you're not technically a guest, you have to clean up after yourself. Otherwise, here is your room key, and enjoy your stay!
Peter Bretter: Why are you doing this for me?
Rachel Jansen: She's here with some guy already? Kind of messed up.
Peter Bretter: Yeah, right?! Thank you.
Rachel Jansen: Really, it's not a big deal. Go, go enjoy yourself!
Peter Bretter: [tries to read her nametag] Rachel...
Rachel Jansen: Jansen.
Peter Bretter: Jansen. I mean, a thousand times, thank you! You know what I mean? I...
Rachel Jansen: Go. Go enjoy yourself!

Growing Apart in a Relationship

Sarah Marshall: I feel... I've been feeling... that, for a long time, we've been growing apart. We're leading different lives.
Peter Bretter: [stands up] Who's the dude? Who's the dude?
Sarah Marshall: [stands up] What?! No, that's not what this is about! There's no one else.
Peter Bretter: I know what's happening here. I really do. You've been working so much lately, that we haven't got to spend much time together and you're forgetting what it's like to be with me. But maybe if we just held each other or something, you would remember what it's like to be with me.
Peter Bretter: [Sarah hesitates; he comes over to her and hugs her, still naked. Sarah hugs him back reluctantly] Please hold me. Please.
Sarah Marshall: [Peter pulls away from her and looks at her in shock; she walks out in tears] There's someone else. I'm sorry.

A Difficult Conversation About Love and Breakup

Sarah Marshall: Peter... as you know, I love you very much...
Peter Bretter: [horrified; drops his towel and covers his face] Are you breaking up with me?
Sarah Marshall: Pete? Are you, um...?
Peter Bretter: [turns away, then hunches over and starts whimpering to himself] I just need a minute.
Sarah Marshall: Do you want to put some clothes on?!
Peter Bretter: [sarcastically] Would you like to pick out the outfit you break up with me in?!

Extreme Discomfort Described by Aldous Snow

Aldous Snow: I would rather have my testicles spread wafer thin and then sort of pasted with honey and then have wasps unleashed at my own genitals and then I would like the resulting stings to be covered in vinegar and sort of worn as a swimming cap by a Nazi.

Living Life Beyond the Music

Aldous Snow: [In response to Matthew the waiter's question about how Aldous liked his CD] Oh, I was gonna listen to your CD, but then I just went on living my life.

Humorous Comparison of Physical Attributes

Darald Braden: You've got Christ between your thighs... but with a shorter beard.

Divine Planning and Urban Design Metaphor

Darald Braden: Let me just say that if God was a city planner, he would not put a playground next to a sewage system.

Embracing spontaneity in life's challenges

Kunu: When life hands you lemons, just say fuck the lemons and bail.

Observation on Hair and Appearance

Kunu: I like her hair. I wonder if the carpet matches her pubes.