Movie Quotes for The Greatest Game Ever Played Srt

[last lines]
Himself - Host: The NFL was still trying to find its way when the
  Colts and the Giants met on a cold December Sunday fifty years ago
  right here in Yankee Stadium. The 1958 championship game changed
  things forever. For "The Greatest Game Ever Played", Im Chris
  Berman.

Himself - ESPN NFL Broadcaster: What was the reason that this game
  got elevated to this level as "The Greatest Game Ever Played"?
Himself - Broadcaster: What makes this important was that television
  had now come into being. You had all-stars on both sides - as many
  as you could find. You had the ups and downs of this game. You had
  the first championship game and, of course, the thrilling part, the
  seesaw battle all the way through. It had everything you needed if
  youre writing a script: this is it, you got it... you had the
  perfect game. Thats what it was - "The Greatest Game Ever Played".

Himself - Host: Fifty years ago - December 28, 1958 to be exact -
  right here in Yankee Stadium, the Baltimore Colts and the New York
  Giants played for the NFL championship in what would become known
  as "The Greatest Game Ever Played". At a time when baseball was
  king in America, an estimated 45 million people around the country
  witnessed the NFLs first and only championship decided in
  overtime. On the field, men who have become NFL royalty - among the
  players, coaches and owners, 17 would go on to the Pro Football
  Hall of Fame.

Himself - Baltimore Native: In Baltimore, it was immediately "The
  Greatest Game Ever". We didnt need time.

Himself - New York Times Reporter: In the locker room after the game,
  I said to John Unitas, "Werent you taking a chance on an
  interception? An interception there and the Giants might have gone
  95 yards the other way and won the game." And he gave me that
  wonderful Unitas cold stare and he just said, "When you know what
  youre doing, you dont get intercepted."

[first lines]
Himself - Host: The motion picture - it is how memories have been
  captured for a hundred years. It is how memories of true excellence
  are passed down from generation to generation.

Title Card: In 1958, the NFL was composed of 12 teams. The average
  franchise was worth less than  million. Today, the league has 32
  teams. The average franchise is worth more than  billion.

Harry Vardon: [to Lord Northcliff] Let me tell you something. I came
  here to win a trophy. And on the face of it Ted Ray or I should
  carry it off. Not for you, not for England, but for sheer bloody
  pride at being the best, *thats* why we do this. And if Mr. Ouimet
  wins tomorrow, its because hes the best, because of who he is.
  Not who his father was, not how much money hes got, because of who
  he bloody is! And Ill thank you to remember that. And Ill thank
  you to show the respect a gentleman gives as a matter of course.

Francis Ouimet: Dont ever talk to my caddy again.

Eddie Lowery: Hey, Francis, whos that fat guy?
Francis Ouimet: Oh, my Gosh. Thats President Taft.
Eddie Lowery: [excitedly] You mean the United States President Taft?
[waving]
Eddie Lowery: How ya doin, Mr. President?

Title Card: Pro Football Hall of Fame: 1958 Baltimore Colts. Players
  - Raymond Berry, Art Donovan, Gino Marchetti, Lenny Moore, Jim
  Parker, John Unitas; Coach - Weeb Ewbank

Title Card: Pro Football Hall of Fame: 1958 New York Giants. Players
  - Rosey Brown, Frank Gifford, Sam Huff, Don Maynard, Andy
  Robustelli, Emlen Tunnell; Coaches - Tom Landry, Vince Lombardi;
  Owners - Tim Mara, Wellington Mara

Ted Ray: Morning, Harry. Dreadful English weather.
Harry Vardon: Howd you sleep?
Ted Ray: Like a baby. Woke up every two hours and cried.

Eddie Lowery: Read it, roll it, hole it.

Eddie Lowery: Easy peasy lemon squeasy.

Lord Northcliffe: [notices Eddie caddying for Francis] Whats that
  carrying his bag... a pygmy?

Francis Ouimet: All I want is a chance.

Eddie Lowery: You gotta settle down Francis.
Francis Ouimet: Yeah, and how do you expect to do that?
Eddie Lowery: [looking at Francis] You just havetuh play better.
  [backing up] Keep your head down!

Narrator: [first lines]
Narrator: In the beginning was the word, and the Word was with God,
  and the Word was God. I am He. He was in the beginning with God.
  All things were made through Him, and without Him, was made nothing
  that has been made. In Him was life, and the life was the light of
  man. And the light shines on in the darkness, and the darkness
  grasped it not. The greatest story ever told...

James the Younger: What is your name?
Jesus: Jesus
James the Younger: [excitedly] That is a good name!
Jesus: [smiling] Thank you.

The Dark Hermit - Satan: A long climb, wasnt it? A long hard
  climb... You know, some people think the whole of life should be
  like that, hm... ”An easy life is a sinful life". Not so, my
  friend... A mans life can be as easy as he wishes to make it. And
  it can be easy, my friend. If one knows the way to power and glory
  in this world.

The Centurion: Truly, this man was the son of God.

John the Baptist: REPENT!

King Herod: The child of imagination is the child I fear.

[last lines]
Jesus: Go now, and teach all nations. Make it your first care to love
  one another and to find the kingdom of God, and all things shall be
  yours without me asking. Do not fret then for tomorrow; leave
  tomorrow to fret over its own needs, for today... todays troubles
  are enough. And lo, I am with you always, even onto the end of the
  world...