Movie Quotes for Morte+da+atriz+vera+fischer

Sophie Neveu: Its a cryptex. Da Vincis design. Saunière made me one
  for my birthday once.
Robert Langdon: My grandfather gave me a wagon.

Kel Knight: So each number corresponds to a letter of the alphabet?
Kath Day Knight: And it spells out the magic word: "Franchisee"?
  Well, what does that mean?
John Monk: It means that I want to offer you and Kel the Da Vinci
  Code Tour franchise.

Kath Day Knight: Can you hear someone outside, Kel? [dramatic choral
  music plays] Its the albino, Kel! Its John Monk! Whats he doing
  here? Hes coming inside!
Kel Knight: Oh, Jesus, Mary and Joseph.
Kath Day Knight: What?
Kel Knight: The code, Kath. Ive just realised. All the signs were
  there. Ive cracked it, Kath!
Kath Day Knight: Yeah, I think I have to, Kel!
Kel Knight: No, Ive cracked the code. The Da Vinci Code. Listen,
  its like a puzzle. First, there was the car that nearly ran over
  me. Then there was the slashed painting.
Kath Day Knight: And our names, Kel. Ive always thought. Kel Knight,
  Knights Templar. And Kath Day - Opus Dei.
Kel Knight: And now John Monk has come here to kill us, just like in
  the end of "The Da Vinci Code".
Kath Day Knight: Is that what happened in the end? Because I didnt
  finish it! I lost interest! Oh, no! [screams]
John Monk: Have you cracked the code yet?
Kel Knight: Yes. And youre going to kill us!
John Monk: No, no. Im not. You havent read the clues properly. You
  havent worked it out, have ya? Where is that painting?
Kath Day Knight: The painting? Its there.

Kath Day Knight: And did I show you this, Kim? I got it in Milan. Can
  you believe it? Theyve got an Oz Knits outlet in Milan! And these
  are all the rave in Europe. And I got... for Epponnee, for little
  Epps... Look what I got for you, darling. Isnt this cute? [hands
  Kim a baby t-shirt] "My grandma went on the Da Vinci Code Tour and
  all got was this lousy t-shirt".
Kim Day Craig: I really like that. I could fit into that. I might
  wear that.

Kel Knight: The albinos the chap who runs the whole Da Vinci Code
  Tour. A fellow by the name of John Monk.
Kath Day Knight: Yeah, he was nice. But he was funny, wasnt he? Not
  funny ha-ha, funny weird.
Kel Knight: Mmm... Oh, hes raking it in though.
Kath Day Knight: Yeah.

Kim Day Craig: Oh, look, Mum. Another present I got for Epponnee.
  Its the bath book version of "The Da Vinci Code".
Kath Day Knight: [laughs] Ohh!
Kim Day Craig: Look. It squeaks when you press the albino.

[last lines]
Kim Day Craig: Jeez, Mum, you look huge in that shirt. You look like
  Jordan.
Kath Day Knight: Oh, I wish. No, theyre my chicken fillet falsies,
  Kim. I just rinsed off the Chicken Tonight and popped them back in.
Kim Day Craig: One looks bigger than the other.
Kath Day Knight: Oh, yeah. Thats because John Monk ate the left one.
  But its okay. Im naturally much bigger on that side anyway. So I
  think it balances out. Isnt it amazing, Kim, that my franchisee
  dream finally came true? Can you believe John Monk sold us his
  business?
Kim Day Craig: How did you pay for that?
Kath Day Knight: In kind.
Kim Day Craig: Oh, that sounds nice.
Kath Day Knight: Yeah, it was nice.
Kim Day Craig: Mmm. You know, Mum, evidently, "The Da Vinci Code" has
  been proven to be completely untrue.
Kath Day Knight: Yes, Kim, I know that. Im not stupid. But the
  second one, you know, "Da Vinci Code Two: GDay Leonardo", they
  show that that is absolutely istorically correct. And what a boon
  for us that its set right here in ye olde Melbourne. I cant
  believe it!

Vera: I help girls out.

Vera: I know why youre here.
Det. Inspector Webster: I beg your pardon?
Vera: I know why youre here.
[pause]
Det. Inspector Webster: Why are we here?
Vera: Because of what I do.
Det. Inspector Webster: Because of what you do?
Vera: Yes.
Det. Inspector Webster: What is it that you do, Mrs Drake?
[long pause]
Vera: I help young girls out.

Albert Soady: For dose dat dont know much about the Superior State,
  deres a couple of tings that need to be explained. First ting is,
  in da U.P., we dont explain tings. Second ting is, we got some of
  the best huntin and fishin in da whole world.

Sid Samuels: Money? Now you listen to me. Either the wrong guys in
  prison and the right guys running loose, or the right guys in
  prison and he somehow snuck out in the middle of the night, killed
  her...
Dominic Da Vinci: [very quietly interrupting] All right.
Sid Samuels: ...cut her into various pieces...
Dominic Da Vinci: [more firmly, interrupting] All right.
Sid Samuels: ...and then snuck back i-into a maximum security prison,
  in a solitary confinement cell.
Dominic Da Vinci: [drily] You put a three-piece band behind that, you
  got yourself a country-and-western classic.

Dominic Da Vinci: [rhetorically] Helen, Helen. Can you do me a favor?
  Can you read this file and tell me why I should care?

Dominic Da Vinci: Ill tell ya that, for free.

Dominic Da Vinci: Not even if Hell freezes over and they play The
  Stanley Cup down there.

Dominic Da Vinci: What about you? When you, when you were at school?
  Were you a geek, or were you, uh, were you popular?
Helen: Well, everyone thinks theyre a geek somewhere, even popular
  ones. [pauses, then confidently] I was popular with myself.

Dominic Da Vinci: I just want to tell you something. OK.
Helen: Yeah.
Dominic Da Vinci: [stumbling over his words] The Police Chief - the
  jobs open. Im in the running for that job.
[Helen has a stunned look on her face]
Dominic Da Vinci: Seriously.
Helen: Youve been fighting with the police force for at least as
  long as Ive been working here, and judging from the long list of
  enemies that you gave me when started, a lot longer than that. So,
  sounds a little like, you know, the wolf running for Chief Chicken,
  cept theyre the wolves and youre the chicken.
[Helen breathes a big sigh]
Dominic Da Vinci: I gave you a list of my enemies.
Helen: Yeah. You dont remember that? The list of people Im not
  allowed to accept phone calls from?
Dominic Da Vinci: You still got that list? Id like to refresh my
  memory there.
Helen: Well, its a might longer by now, but Ill see if I can dig it
  up.

Dominic Da Vinci: Half the people in this city dont have a pulse,
  doesnt mean theyre dead.

Philip Simms: [about a deceased man on his apartment front doorstep]
  Could you please just get rid of him.
Dominic Da Vinci: Whats your name?
Philip Simms: [defiantly] Philip Simms. And you?
Dominic Da Vinci: [testily] Whats my name?
Philip Simms: Thats right.
Dominic Da Vinci: Da Vinci. Dominic.
Philip Simms: [as Da Vinci starts to write] Two Ms.
Dominic Da Vinci: Well, Mr. Simms with two Ms, thats a deceased man
  thats in your doorstep there, and hes going to remain there until
  I decide or not. But you, sir, will remain an asshole forever.

Bruce Pandolfini: Bobby Fischer held the world in contempt.
Josh Waitzkin: Well, Im not him.
Bruce Pandolfini: Youre telling me.

Bruce: You have no idea what I want. What is chess, do you think?
  Those who play for fun or not at all dismiss it as a game. The ones
  who devote their lives to it for the most part insist that its a
  science. Its neither. Bobby Fischer got underneath it like no one
  before and found at its center, art. I spent my life trying to play
  like him. Most of these guys have. But were like forgers. Were
  competent fakes. His successor wasnt here tonight. He wasnt here.
  He is asleep in his room in your house. Your son creates like
  Fischer. He sees like him, inside.
Fred: You can tell this by watching him play some drunks in the park?
Bruce: Yes. You want to know what I want. Ill tell you what I want.
  I want back what Bobby Fischer took with him when he disappeared.

Young Charlie: If you ran into me Da with a motor car, hed thank you
  for the lift.

Charlie: What is it like to die?
Da: [pauses] I didnt care for it.

Da: If the old heart hadnt given out on me the evening before last,
  Id still be alive today.

Emperor Maximillian: You see, theres the Countess wholl occupy the
  coach. Shes decided that she must see Paris again, and we...
  indulge her every whim. The Marquiss gravely concerned that she
  reach the ship in Vera Cruz safely.
Benjamin Trane: She will if the price is right.
Emperor Maximillian: I suppose when one deals with men of action, one
  just expect action. Does 25,000 in gold sound reasonable?
Benjamin Trane: A pretty figure but only half as pretty as the figure
  were escorting to Vera Cruz.
Emperor Maximillian: I gather that double would increase your sense
  of responsibility.
Benjamin Trane: It would double it.
Emperor Maximillian: 50,000 it is then!

[first lines]
[Vera Cruz harbor comes into view]
Narrator: This is the historic old harbor of Vera Cruz, Mexicos
  chief port of entry and the original starting point of the Spanish
  conquest. For it was in this locale over four centuries ago that
  Cortez, with his valiant band of Spanish conquistadores, met the
  representatives of Moctezuma and later followed them 300 miles
  inland to the Aztec capital, which is now known as the City of
  Mexico.