Words quotes

“Supercalafragalisticexpealadocious.”
Julie Andrews - Mary Poppins

“Choose your words carefully, words have a habit of being turned into policy.”

Morgan Freeman - DCI William Cabot

“- Vizzini: He didn't fall? Inconceivable.
- Inigo Montoya: You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.”

Wallace Shawn - Vizzini
Mandy Patinkin - Inigo Montoya

“I'm just a writer. I don't know what to do to show you how much I love you. I only have words. That's all I have.”

Luke Wilson - Alex Sheldon

“The messenger of God will return. And this time he'll bring the final word.”
Anthony Perkins - Peter Shayne

“O, they have lived long on the alms-basket of words. I marvel thy master hath not eaten thee for a word; for thou art not so long by the head as honorificabilitudinitatibus: thou art easier swallowed than a flap-dragon.”
Nathan Lane - Costard

If you consent to live with me, I'll clean the toilet every week. I'll do it with my tongue if you ask. I will strike the words "hooters" and "love rockets" from my vocabulary.
Jonathan Tucker - Matthew

“It was the late great Gloves Malloy who said how hard it is to say what there are no words for.”

Harry Hamlin - Joey Popchik

There's three kinds of "there". There's "there", t-h-e-r-e: "There are the donuts". Then there's "their", t-h-e-i-r, which is the possessive: "It is their donut". Then finally, there's "they're", t-h-e-y-apostrophe-r-e. A contraction meaning: "They're... they're the donut people". Got it?

Thomas Jay Ryan - Henry Fool

“You can't let Dick control your life!”

Kirsten Dunst - Betsy Jobs

- Townsman: Are you sure there are two l's in "dollar", Gideon?
- Gideon: Yes! And are there two g's in "bugger off"?
David Mowat - Gideon

“- Max Devlin: Oh my God!
- Barney Satin: I wish you wouldn't say that.
- Max Devlin: I'm sorry!
- Barney Satin: Yeah.”
Elliott Gould - Max Devlin
Bill Cosby - Barney Satin

“The sweetest sounds I'll ever hear are still inside my head. The kindest words I'll ever know are waiting to be said. The most entrancing sight of all is yet for me to see and the dearest love in all the world is waiting somewhere for me.”
Brandy Norwood - Cinderella

“- Andy: I'm not a kid any more, Jim, right?
- Jim: Old enough to be a scab then?
- Ernie: It's all right, Andy. He doesn't mean it.
- Andy: You don't mess around with words like that.
- Jim: I'm sorry, Andy. I take it back. You're just a stupid fucker.”
Ewan McGregor - Andy
Philip Jackson - Jim
Peter Martin - Ernie

- William Forrester: Paragraph three starts...with a conjunction, "and." You should never start a sentence with a conjunction.
- Jamal Wallace: Sure you can.
- William Forrester: No, it's a firm rule.
- Jamal Wallace: No, it was a firm rule. Sometimes using a conjunction at the start of a sentence makes it stand out. And that may be what the... (continue)(continue reading)
Sir Sean Connery - William Forrester
Rob Brown - Jamal Wallace

No, boys. There's two "O"s in Goose.

Anthony Edwards - Goose

“- Eduardo Ruiz: This is coercion.
- Montel Gordon: Coercion. That's a pretty big word for a fisherman.
- Ray Castro: Big-ass word.
- Eduardo Ruiz: Oh, yeah? I know another big word: immunity.”
Miguel Ferrer - Eduardo Ruiz
Don Cheadle - Montel Gordon

“You'll get no sympathy from me! You want sympathy, look in the dictionary between shit and syphilis!”
Damon Wayans - Maj. Benson Payne

- Fred: "Yankee" and "gringo" are obviously pejorative, but it's the standard dictionary term that's the most insulting of all. "Estadunidense". Dense. D-E-N-S-E. It's the same spelling. Dense: thick, stupid. Every time you hear it. Estadunidense-dense-dense. It's like a direct slap in the face. It's incredible.
- Montserrat: I think you are too... (continue)(continue reading)
Chris Eigeman - Fred Boynton
Tushka Bergen - Montserrat Raventos

“Cunnilingus. I've been reading that word since I was 13 and I still can't seem to wrap my tounge around it. Wait... was that a pun, or just bad taste? Wait... that may have been another pun.”
Johnathon Schaech - Adam

“Surely you and I are beyond speaking when words are clearly not enough.”

Jonny Lee Miller - Edmund Bertram

- Pauline: What does "broccoli" mean?
- Frannie: Depends on the context. Pubic hair or marijuana. It's a noun.
- Pauline: And "Virginia"?
- Frannie: Vagina. As in: "He penetrated her Virginia with a hammer".
Jennifer Jason Leigh - Pauline
Meg Ryan - Frannie Avery

“- Young Fang: Mrs. Fitsimonds let you pick the words, and you picked USSR and everybody laughed when I got it wrong.
- Young David: I make the same mistake myself. Is it one S or two?”
Michael Zwiener - Young Fang
Justin Jon Ross - Young David

“- Farrell: Diction! Watch your diction, Ralph. You're slurring your words.
- Ralph: What? Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Marlon Brando slurred his words, you know. Montgomery Cliff slurred his words. James Dean slurred his words. They were the greatest actors in the whole world and nobody could understand a word they said.”
Jim Moody - Farrell
Barry Miller - Ralph

- Father O'Halloran: Clarke, define "resplendent".
- Clarke: I think it's shining, sir.
- Father O'Halloran: Pithy, but adequate. McCourt, give us a sentence with "pithy".
- Young Frank: Clarke is pithy but adequate, sir.
- Father O'Halloran: Adroit, McCourt. You have a mind for the priesthood, my boy, or politics. Tell your mother to come and... (continue)(continue reading)
Gerard McSorley - Father Gregory
Danny O'Carroll - Clarke
Joe Breen - Young Frank