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The Presidio Quotes

"He didn't want to share the murder investigation. There's no way he's going to share his daughter."

R 1988 · 1h 37m
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58
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11 quotes
A Conversation About Courage and Age
Alan Now why don't you ask him how he won the Medal of Honor?
[''to Julius'']
Ross How old are you, Julius?
Julius Eight.
Ross You want to live to be nine?
Alan Obviously, he didn't win it for charm.
Interest in You Beyond Family Ties
Jay Austin The reason why I'm here is because I'm interested in you, not your father.
[to Donna]
A Dispute Over Dress Choices
Alan You're not going out dressed like that. Are you?
Donna Like what?
Alan Well, you can see right through that dress. You might just as well go out without one.
Donna There's a thought.
Assertion of Identity and Authority
Thug Who the hell do you think you are?
Ross I'm the Infantry, sonny.
A Threat of Extreme Consequence
Sgt. Maj. Ross Maclure You open your mouth one more time, and I'll shove your head so far up your ass, you'll be talking out of your armpit.
Playful Threat in a Bar Confrontation
Alan Now, are you sure you want to have a fight? Because I'm only gonna use my thumb.
Bully in Bar Thumb?
Alan My right thumb. Left one's much too powerful for you.
Communication Challenges in Relationship Dynamics
Sgt. Maj. Ross Maclure I've known buildings that were easier to talk to than you.
[to Alan]
A Desire for Resistance in Arrest
Jay Austin You know what I'd like? I'd like you to resist arrest. Just a little. God, I'd really like that. You have the right to remain silent, you have the right to an attorn -
[to Col. Lawrence; cuffs one hand; Col. Lawrence elbows him in the face with free arm]
The Army's Importance Beyond Life and Death
Lt. Col. Alan Caldwell We used to joke that being in the army was not a matter of life and death. It's more important than that.
Initiating a Conversation in Uncertainty
Donna Say something.
Jay What?
Donna That's a start.
Understanding Military Rank Insignia
Alan You see these little oak leaves? They're silver. That means I'm a lieutenant-colonel. If they were gold, THEN I'd be a major! Understand?
[to bully at bar; hits the bully's head on the bar]
Bully Yes sir!
[grunts & nods]
Alan Now, next time you see an officer of the Army, you'll know how to recognize his rank!