Danny Huston movie quotes

“- Peter: Why are you wearing sunglasses?
- Richard: I have cancer. I'm supposed to wear sunglasses in unusual places.”
Danny Huston - Peter
Johnny Depp - Richard

“Saddest people are the ones who don't know what they want.”
Danny Huston - Larry Bejerano

“- Gabi Silva: Why you don't take me seriously?
- Larry Bejerano: Seriously?
- Gabi Silva: Yeah.
- Larry Bejerano: This entire relationship is based upon me *not* taking you seriously.”
Laia Costa - Gabi Silva
Danny Huston - Larry Bejerano

“- Stan Laurel: You can't have Hardy without Laurel.
- Hal Roach: That's what you think.”
Steve Coogan - Stan
Danny Huston - Hal Roach

“- Orson Welles: Come now, Tomaso, I think you need to work on your self-esteem a little.
- Tommaso Moreno: Maybe you could just lend me some.”
Danny Huston - Orson Welles

- Joseph Holt: Inter arma, silent leges. "In times of war, the law falls silent".
- Frederick Aiken: It shouldn't.
Danny Huston - Joseph Holt
James McAvoy - Frederick Aiken

“- Brewster: I don't care who does what to whom in this country, but you're an American citizen, that makes you my responsibility. You're so lucky not to be floating face down in the Tiber right now. So please, finish your lousymovie and try to stay out of trouble for five minutes.
- Orson Welles: Maybe you're right.
- Brewster: I know I'm...” (continue)(continue reading)
Christopher Walken - Brewster
Danny Huston - Orson Welles

“I've seen happier faces on a school bus going over a cliff.”

Danny Huston - Whitfield Cook

“There is no escape. No hope. Only hunger and pain.”

Danny Huston - Marlow

“- Tommaso Moreno: The war... the facists brought people here to torture them.
- Orson Welles: People... only ghosts, only ghosts.
- Tommaso Moreno: Some of these ghosts, they won't lay down.”
Diego Luna - Tommaso Moreno
Danny Huston - Orson Welles

“When man meets a force he can't destroy, he destroys himself. What a plague you are.”

Danny Huston - Marlow

“I had no ambition to become an actor at all.”
Danny Huston

“There's a point where art is not subjective, and my example for that is Picasso.”
Danny Huston

“The whole thing of doing a TV series, I find it very daunting not knowing where the story's going.”
Danny Huston

“- William Stryker: I promise you two things: You will suffer more pain than any other man can endure. But you will have your revenge.
- Logan: I come with you, I'm coming for blood. No law, no code of conduct. You point me in the right direction, you get the hell out of my way.”
Danny Huston - William Stryker
Hugh Jackman - Logan

“- William Stryker: I have a job for you.
- Logan: I already have a job.
- David North: Lumberjack? Eighteen grand a year?
- Logan: Eighteen five. Plus I haven't had to kill anybody.”
Danny Huston - William Stryker
Hugh Jackman - Logan

“When people ask me if all this was true, well, like I say, if you're looking for facts, pick up the history book - just be sure to check who wrote it.”

Danny Huston - Orson Welles

“One bullet killed our belovedpresident. One bullet but not one man!”
Danny Huston - Joseph Holt

“When I do it, it's called flirting. When you do it, it's called sexual harassment.”
Danny Huston - Lawrence Maddox

“I took an oath: Protect this country. My name is William Stryker, and I am not a monster. I am simply a patriot.”
Danny Huston - William Stryker

“Maybe you made too many, Pete. I remember when you had a soul, not just a job.”

Danny Huston - Orson Welles

“The black market is booming: with a fistful of lire, you can get yourself just about whatever you want.”

Danny Huston - Orson Welles

“People only pray because they think God will help them if they do.”
Danny Huston - Isaac French

“When I first went to Hollywood, I had a legion of yahoos, all plotting my down fall. It was a waste of time, of course. I was perfectly capable of destroying myself.”
Danny Huston - Orson Welles

“The Second World War was quite a disaster for poor old Italy. Their Fascist leader, Mussolini, had teamed up with Hitler and thought he was on a winning ticket. Now, in 1948, the country is still leaderless, broke, and heading for chaos.”
Danny Huston - Orson Welles