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--Aphaia 07:38, 26 Jun 2005 (UTC)

Kath & Kim
Hi. Please see the changes I made on Kath and Kim. I've added a ruler between quotes, which does a good job of seperating without much vertical space wastage, and I added in all episodes (this is often useful, if only to allow others an easy way of adding quotes. Great work on the page! If look at other TV show pages like Gilmore Girls, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel or Veronica Mars, you will see they are all converging slowly to be largely compatible with the layout you made on Kath and Kim. Thanks, ~ MosheZadka (Talk) 10:58, 26 Jun 2005 (UTC)

 * Paddy whack, I saw your note on MosheZadka's talk page. (You probably noticed that I changed the article title to the more canonical Kath & Kim, both on WQ and Wikipedia, as well as fixing all the links and redirects to both articles. Man, did that take a while!) We've had discussions over the past two years about TV-show formatting. We don't really have a consensus on much yet, but as MZ suggests, most of the current activity is coalescing around some informal standards that are common between the shows listed above. You can find various recommendations and discussions at Templates (TV shows are very similar), Wikiquote talk:Templates, and Talk:Television shows. Some show articles include quotes that use colloquial spellings to emphasize speech patterns, but the practice is as informal as everything else tends to be. Feel free to add a short note if you feel it useful; if folks object, it can be discussed on the article's talk page. At the current time, most shows tend to following the formatting practices of the most-involved editor(s) on each article, for good and ill. ☺ — Jeff Q (talk) 27 June 2005 05:25 (UTC)

Guidelines
''Hi, thanks for all your help with the Kath and Kim article. Im not entirely sure whether I should reply underneath your comment on MY talk page, or just add a comment to YOUR talk page, but obviously i decided on the latter :-) I do agree that the half lines in the middle do look much nicer, i will incorporate these into any further editing i do on the page. In the meantime, I've noticed there isnt any set rules for editing the TV pages? Correct me if I'm wrong. Also my other big question is doyou think that a comment along the lines of (and im assuming you've seen kath and kim) " These quotes are written, to a certain extent, to include the manner of speech used on the show (ploise rather than please) but this is not neccessarily always included" or something along those lines at the top of the page? I think it's a good idea, but I'd like another persons opinion. Cheers,  --Paddy whack 27 June 2005 04:34 (UTC)''

 * 1. Either way is OK. The second is preferable if you want to make sure you get heard. Sometimes, you can cut'n'paste my comment on your talk page to my page, and reply underneath, if you think there would be a lack of context otherwise (like I did).

 * 2. There are no rules, partially because nobody really agreed on such. There are, however, widely accepted practices (like on the pages I pointed you to). My goal is to achieve a soft consensus before having hard-and-fast rules, perhaps not needing rules altogether because everything just looks the same.

 * 3. No, I've never seen an episode of Kath&Kim, sorry. Sometimes, when pronounciation is important to the context of the quote, it's better to put in a phonetic transcription. Usually, though, I find that writing the words is just as useful, and less confusing. In any case, putting a warning at the top is probably counter-productive -- putting a note inline the quote (via [Note blah] is probably better. ~ MosheZadka (Talk) 27 June 2005 05:46 (UTC)

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Kath & Kim

Gay (1.2)

 * Sharon: You know what Mrs. D? I think you should come out!
 * Kath: ... I don't think so, Sharon.

 * Kim: [To Kath at bridal shop] That could be the theme of your wedding... mutton dressed as lamb!

 * Kel: [To Kath, indignant over her coldness after his 'seamans revelation'] Keep Saturday night free, because after that there will be no doubt that I, Kel Graham Knight, am all the man you need!... now, what did I do with my man-bag?

 * Kath: [Talking to Kim about her sexuality, believing her to be a lesbian] You're a Dutch sea wall, Kim!
 * Kim: [Confused] What?
 * Kath: A dyke! On a bike... if you like.
 * Kim: Mum, I'm not gay.

 * Sharon: Well, if I'm so attractive Kim, how come I can't get a guy?
 * Kim: I don't know.

 * Kath: Kim, I'll tell you something for nothing, you may eat like a pig, but you're certainly not a dog.
 * Kim: Well, if I'm not a dog, how come I've got a bitch for a mother?
 * Kath: I heard that.

 * Kel: And this is for you.
 * Kath: Oh, Kel, Barbara Streisand!
 * Kel: Yep, I'm a big Streisand fan.
 * Kath: Really? Oh, what a nong I am to think that you were gay when you're a big Barbara Streisand fan.

Sport (1.3)

 * Kim: [Talking to Kath about Brett's alleged unfaithfulness] In case you hadn't noticed, I'm an emotional wreck at the moment. My husband has been having it off with not one, but two third parties!

 * Sharon: If you need!

 * Kim: Bloody Bolton bitches!

 * Kim: I'm not as stupid as I look.

Fat (1.4)

 * Kath: [Trying to help her daughter to lose weight]'' Kimmy, Look at moiye, look at moiye, Look at moiye, ploise. Now I've got one word to say to you... Ozone  hi bootiful girl!
 * Kim: What?
 * Kath: The ozone diet. It's the only way! It's taking Hollywood by storm, Kim. Everybody's on it: Madonna Penn Ritchie, Jennifer Pitt Aniston, Courtney Loves Cox.
 * Kim: The ozone diet? What does that pacifically entail?
 * Kath: Well, it's air evidently, Kimmy. You eat air for two weeks, and then red meat for two weeks, so it all balances out!

 * Kath: Oh, then there is your "welcome mat". (pointing to Kim's lower back)
 * Kim: What?
 * Kath: Oh, the unsightly patch of hair just there.

Old (1.5)

 * Kath: Look, I just feel I have so many options, R.E: the venue at the moment; you know I've got 'Big Jugs' on one hand, I've got 'Dirty Nelly's' on the other, and now I've got King Henry VIII constantly on my back!

 * Kim: I'm not criticising you, Mum. I'm just saying you look bad!

 * Sharon: To be honest, I think you look like mutton dressed as lamb.
 * Kath: Well, thank you for noticing Sharon!

 * Kath: I told King Henry VIII to get knotted. Me and Kel are happy to do it on the front lawn!

 * Kim: Sharon! Treat em' mean, keep them keen!
 * Sharon: Well? wouldn't... being nicer be the better way to go?

 * Sharon: It’s a poem.

 * Kim: This’ll be good!

 * Sharon: *Reads poem from Brett to Kim* Dear Kim, I think about you all the time, I am missing you all the time, you are a hornbag, I’m a fool, if you come back I’ll put in a heated spa.

 * Kim: It doesn’t even rhyme!

Money (1.6)

 * Brett: (Talking to Kim about online dating) Why don't you try logging on to WWW dot bretty dot com - hey you, come here! (grabs Kim)
 * Kim: Piss off, Brett!

 * Kath: No kiss, no coach, no kiss, no coach, it was like a nightmare!
 * Kim: Why didn't you just kiss him?

Party (1.7)

 * Kath: I really want something elegant, you know. Something, I dont know, maybe a cocktail party. You know, with some hot suggestions.
 * Kim: Yeah, yeah, yeah! We can have those classy cocktails. I've had them all, Sixtey-Niner, Slow Screw Against The Wall, Sex On The Beach.
 * Kath: Yeah? What about an "orgasm"?
 * Kim: No, I've never had one of those.

 * Kim: Look at me, Mum, don't you think I look like Britney Spears?
 * Kath: Yes, you do, you do, you look like her sister, Asparagus. Asparagus Spears, geddit?

 * Kim: I've still got a thumping headache. I'm never drinking again.
 * Kath: More Bailey's, Kim?
 * Kim: Yes, thanks.

The Wedding (1.8)

 * Trude: When is the wedding?
 * Kath: It's September 18th, 4:45 for a 4:46 start.
 * Trude: And where will the wedding be held? Hyatt? Sheraton? Crown Towers?
 * Kath: No, it's a garden wedding.
 * Trude: Oh beyoushiful, a marquee at the Royal Botanical Garden!
 * Kath: Erm, no, a tarpaulin over the clothesline at White Horse Court, Fountain Lakes.
 * Trude: Graysh!

 * Prue: How about something in your Bodum?
 * Kim: I beg yours!
 * Prue: A plunger in your Bodum's always nice. And it comes with these matching cups which are cyuuute.
 * Kim: Nuh.
 * Prue: How about Nigella Oliver's newie? It's the box set! It's got New Food, Screwed Food, Rude Food and Nude Food...
 * Kim: Nuh.

 * Kath: Do you have flutes in your Orrefors? (pronounced like orifice)
 * Trude: Yes! I do.
 * Kath: Right, I'll take two of those.

 * Kim: Mum, do you want a... threw... for your carch?

 * Prue: I was furious, Trude, because she knew we had the Stockbrokers-in-Crisis polo picnic, and we had to make thirty mini goats' cheese pizzas!
 * Trude: Why, Flick's like that; she doesn't think! I mean, she and Jeff are grayshsh, and i love seeing them at Noorrsa...
 * Prue: Yes, but down here she is just too full-on.
 * Trude: Oh, that reminds me -- that little man from Beechtree and Sons is coming over to talk hoihurba.
 * Prue: Oh God, I hope he's surba. Oh, we've got stacks of hoihurba left urva from Octurba! (Sees Kath and Kim) You all right there?
 * Trude Or are you just happy brahzing?

 * Kim: Heres your statue, Mum! (brings in a statue of little baby cheeses)
 * Kath: OH! What in the love in God is that?
 * Kim: It's the statue you wanted!
 * Kath: What? No, it's not, Kim!
 * Kim: Yes, it is! It's a statue of little baby cheeses!
 * Kath: Little baby cheeses? Oh, little baby "Jesus", Kim. JESUS! (sighs) Oh, Jesus!

The Announcement (2.1)

 * Kim: Oh, give it a bone, Mum.
 * Kath: I would, Kim, but you already ate it.

 * Kim: For your information, I do have a date. A STICKY DATE!
 * Kath: Oh, don't be foul, Kim!

 * Kath: What country are you from, Imran? Hmm, mustn't have heard me.
 * Kim: Lucky him.

 * Kath: Eyes Wide Shut, that was a funny film! Actually I might get that out on DVD...yeah...get me out on myself...

Inside Out (2.2)

 * Kath: "Kimmie, look at me. Look at me please. Look at me, look at me. Now, I have one word for you: feng shui."
 * Kim: "What?"
 * Kath: "You've got your back to the door. It means your enemies can come in at any time and clock you on the head!"
 * Kim: "Someone's gonna clock you on the head in a minute."
 * Kath: "What was that Kim?"
 * Kim: "Nothing, just said we need a clock by the bed."

 * Kim: "I was thinking of going with monogamy."
 * Kath:"Oh no, Kim, monogamy's very old fashioned. You just want a veneer of monogamy. That's all people care about these days."

The Moon (2.3)

 * Kim: What I think? I'll tell you what I think. I think you can stick the A.I.S right up your A.I.S.E.

 * Kim: "Mum, look at me. Don't I look like Rachel Hunter?"
 * Kath: "Err yeh love... *scratches eyelid*... you look like some sort of Hunter."

Obsession (2.4)

 * Kim: If it's not Dotti or Witchery, don't talk to me.

 * Kim: "Watch and learn, Brett, I'm gonna work the room."
 * [glances around]
 * Kim: "Kelly, empty glasses here - NOT A GOOD LOOK!"
 * [Kim is slightly bumped by one of Brett's co-workers]
 * Kim [swiftly turning around]: "I could have you sacked for that!"

 * Kim: "Ohhh, so you're the famous Jarred I've heard all about."
 * Jarred (smiling): "All good, I hope."
 * Kim: "No... I'll have a cardonnay (pronounced kar-doe-nay) thanks Jarred."

 * Kim (yoghurt dripping from her mouth down her top): "I'm corporate, I could entertain those dickheads anyday."

 * Kim: "I have them eating putty out of my hand!"

My Boyfriend (2.5)

 * Kath: (talking on the phone) Oh yes hello Trish? Yes, yes it’s Kath Day Knight, Um look yeah my phone line is down, well there’s something wrong with the phone and I need to be urgently contactable by my local florist at present.

The Hideous Truth (2.8)
Sharon: "IT'S HIDEOUS! IT'S UNNATURAL! GOD'S A BASTARD!" (Kim and Sharon both scream) - Kim: (Sharon crying like a baby) "She's crying all the time and she's very windy." -- Sharon: (sobbing) "They didn't have Passiona so I had to get a Solo instead." -- Kim: "I'm hungry. I want something healthy."

Sharon: "What about some fruit, Kimmy?"

Kim: "Good idea. Can you get me a Cherry Ripe? Jumbo size."

Sharon: "Sure" -- Kim: "IT HUUUUUUUURRRRRRRRRRTS!"

Cactus Hour (3.1)

 * Sharon: Kim! You look like a bit of a fashion victim.
 * Kim: Thank you Sharon. I do try.

The Mango Espadrille (3.2)
Kim: Pissed mothers is such a bad look!

Sitting on a Pile (3.3)

 * Brett: Well Cujo says hi.
 * Brett’s Mother: Well darling she's a bitch too.

Kicking up a Stink (3.4)

 * Kim: I'm dying in this townhouse.

Hello Nails! (3.5)

 * Kath: Hi Sharon, you met a guy!
 * Sharon: How'd you know, Mrs. D?
 * Kath: Oh, I can feel it in me waters!
 * Kim: Who is this so called "guy"? He's not a bloody doctor, is he?
 * Kath: Hallelujah! The droughts broken!
 * Kim: Well, I wouldn't open my flood gates yet.

High and Dry (3.6)

 * Brett: Well, there it is. I know it's the worst house, but it's on the best street. It's what you're supposed to buy.
 * Kim: No, you've got it all wrong. You're supposed to buy the best house on the worst street, 'cause then you can lord it over people.
 * Brett: I don't want to lord it over people.
 * Kim: Well, doesn't that just sum it up, Acting Assistant Deputy Sales Manager in Charge of Software. Wow, I'm impressed... not.

 * Kim: What about me? I'm stuck at home with Epponnee on my face, mum on my back and Kel up my goat. How would you like it?
 * Brett: Don't get all pussy-bum on me.
 * Kim: I'm just bored, Brett. Bored stupid.

 * Kath: Frankly, these days a spa pool is essential if you're going to over-capitalise.

 * Kim: It's beautiful! It's got a gym, a pool and a mezza-noyne.
 * Kath: A mezza-noyne?!
 * Together: It's noyce, it's diff'rent, it's un-ewes-ual, yes, a mezza-noyne.

 * Kath: [To Kel, upon hearing that they've been chosen to star in an adult nappies commercial] You wouldn't believe the money, Kel, they're talking THREE figures!

 * Kath: What are you reading there, Kim?
 * Kim: The Da Vinci Code, I'm reading it to Epponnee as a bedtime story.
 * Kath: Oh, yes, I'm reading that, but I'm reading the abridged version. It's called the Eensie-Weensie Da Vinci Code.
 * Kim: Mum, why is there barely any water in here?
 * Kath: Well it's a drought Kim! Phase 2 at the moment!
 * Kim: Oh, just fill it up -- I would!
 * Kath: No Kim! The farmers! [quietly] Actually Kim, Kel did fill it up the other day but bozzo next door dobbed us in.
 * Kim: So what are we sitting in now?
 * Kath: This is grey water, it's washing up water.
 * Kim: [takes sponge out of water and throws it on ground] Ewwww! Mum!
 * Kath: Well Kim, that's what we're reduced to, thanks to -- [neighbour sticky-beaks] Oh yes! Having a good butcher's, are we? No, don't try and hide! We can see you!
 * Kim: We can see you!

Foxy on the Run (3.7)

 * Kim: [To Kylie Minogue] Let's celebrate! Would you like a car-donnay, Kylie?
 * Kath: Stewpid girl, Kim. It's not car-donnay, the correct pronunciation is shah-donnay.
 * Kim: Mum, it's French, the haitch is silent. Back me up, here, Kylie!
 * Kylie: Yeah, she's right, Mrs. D., I've been to Paris, and h is silent, it's car-donnay.
 * Kath: Well, excuse me for living, Kylie.

 * Sharon: Where pacifically in the specific were you gonna go, Mrs D.?

99% Fat Free (3.8)

 * Kel: What is so wrong with two baby-boomers getting it on for a photo while we're still both incredibly fit?

 * Kath: [After Kel experiences heartburn masquerading as angina.] Well, you heard what Dr. Ng said. Gotta go all low-fat from now on. Gotta watch your cholesterol. I mean, I don't want you pushing up the daisies just when I'm smelling the roses.
 * Kel: It'll be good for us, and I can afford to lose a few kilos. We can see it as a bit of a challenge.
 * Kath: Yeah! It'll be something to do, won't it, doll? Oh goodie! I feel a bit energised by your near-death experience.

 * Kim: Mum, your pants are split.
 * Kath: Oh, no, I just bought these lovely latte capris. They must have shrunk in the wash.
 * Kim: No, I think this time you're the one stacking on the kilos! I think for once, the mule is on the other foot.
 * Kath: You're the mule, you stupid girl.

 * Brett: "(talking about Epponnee) She could be prime minister..."
 * Kim: "I'm thinking bigger than that, Brett. She could be on Neighbours!"

 * Kim: [In a flash-forward 20 years, to an offscreen Epponnee-Rae.] Epponnee, hurry up! And don't forget your fake-tan.

 * Kim: Epponnee, Silver Lady Coaches called. The flying saucers are going to be here any minute!

 * Kath: Awww, little Epponnee-Rae, it's alright darling, Epponnee Raelene Charlene Kathleen Darlene Craig. You are getting more and more like your boo-tiful granny as the days go by. Look at her hair, Kimmie, it's getting a nice frizz to it!
 * Kim: Oh, don't wish that on her! Although, I do think, luckily, personality-wise she's going to be like me.

 * Brett: [In a flash-forward, to his daughter Epponnee, played by Kylie Minogue, on her wedding day] You look like a fairy-tale princess, Epps!
 * Epponnee: Tell me something I don't know, Dad!
 * Sharon: I think you look really gorgeous, Epps.
 * Epponnee: Well, you're only hyew-man!!

Da Kath and Kim Code (2005 telemovie)

 * Kim: Sharon! What have you come as?
 * Sharon: Well, this is my Polish national costume, Kim -- why?
 * Kim: No! I said pole dancing!
 * Sharon: Well I'm a Pole, Kim! Strzelecki. Well, half a Pole anyway, on my dad's side.
 * Kim: NO! Sexy dancing with a pole!
 * Sharon: Well, that sounds a bit stupid, Kim.
 * Kim: Oh, it's stupid, is it? So are the people on Big Brother stupid? 'Cause they all do pole dancing.

 * Kath: I wouldn't be playing the cold shoulder all too often with Brett, you know, Kim. The way he's presenting himself at the moment, he's a most irresistible package.
 * Kim: Mum, Brett is not having an affair. Why would he go for fillet steak when he's got sausage meat at home? (Receives a text from Sharon telling her about Brett kissing Kelly) Brett had fillet steak last night!

 * Kim: Stupid Sharon! (To Epponnee Rae) Mummy is a hornbag, isn't she?
 * Epponnee Rae: Nuh...
 * Kim: You little b - (brightens) You said your first word!

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Tigran Petrosian

Tigran Petrosian (17 June 1929 – 13 August 1984) was World Chess Champion from 1963 to 1969.

Quotes

 * I have a weakness for any piece in excess of my opponent's numbers - from pawn to queen.
 * Quoted in Vik L Vasilev, "Tigran Petrosian His Life and Games" (Batsford, London, 1974) p. 166.

 * Chess is a game by its form, an art by its content and a science by the difficulty of gaining mastery in it. Chess can convey as much happiness as a good book or work of music can.
 * Attributed without citation in "Tigran Petrosian's Best Games" at chessgames.com

 * Some consider that when I play I am excessively cautious, but it seems to me that the question may be a different one. I try to avoid chance. Those who rely on chance should play cards or roulette. Chess is something quite different.
 * Attributed without citation in "Tigran Petrosian's Best Games" at chessgames.com

 * They say my chess games should be more interesting. I could be more interesting - and also lose.
 * Attributed without citation in "Tigran Petrosian's Best Games" at chessgames.com

About Petrosian

 * In those years, it was easier to win the Soviet Championship than a game against 'Iron Tigran'
 * Garry Kasparov (2004). My Great Predecessors, Part III. Everyman Chess. p.80

 * It is to Petrosian's advantage that his opponents never know when he is suddenly going to play like Mikhail Tal
 * Boris Spassky "Tigran Petrosian's Best Games". chessgames.com. Retrieved 21 December 2013.

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The Perfect Storm (film)

The Perfect Storm is a 2000 film about an unusually intense storm pattern that catches some commercial fishermen unaware and puts them in mortal danger.
 * Directed by Wolfgang Petersen. Written by William D. Wittliff, based on the book by Sebastian Junger.

No one was prepared for this storm.taglines

Captain Billy Tyne

 * The fog's just lifting. Throw off your bow line, throw off your stern. You head out to South channel, past Rocky Neck, Ten pound island. Past Niles Pond where I skated as a kid. Blow your airhorn and throw a wave to the lighthouse keeper's kid on Thatcher Island. Then the birds show up, black backs, herring gulls, big dump ducks and green legged coots. The sun hit ya, head North, open up to 12, steamin' now. The guys are busy, you're in charge. Ya know what? You're a goddamn swordboat captain! Is there any thing better in the world? We'll always wonder.

Bobby Shatford

 * Christina? Christina, can you hear me? I don't know if you can, but I'm talking to ya, baby. Do you know how much I love you? I loved you the moment I saw you. I love you now, and I'll love you forever. No goodbye. There's only love, Christina. Only love.

Linda Greenlaw

 * [warning Billy over the radio] Billy? Get outta there! Come about! Let it- let it carry you out of there! What the hell are you doing? Billy! For Christ sake! You're steaming into a bomb! Turn around for Christ sake! Billy, can ya hear me? You're headed right for the middle of the monster! Billy? [starts crying] Oh, my God!
 * [at the services for the crew of the Andrea Gail] I knew Billy Tyne, but I did not know his crew very well. But any man who sailed with him must have been the better for it. Robert Shatford, Dale Murphy, Micheal Moran, David Sullivan, Alfred Pierre...may you rest easy long-liners, in fair winds...and calm seas. For those of us left behind, the vast unmarked grave which is home for those lost at sea is no consolation. It can't be visited, there is no headstone on which to rest a bunch of flowers. The only place we can revisit them...is in our hearts, or in our dreams. They say swordboatmen suffer from a lack of dreams, that's what begets their courage. Well, we'll dream for you: Billy, and Bobby, and Murph, Bugsy, Sully, and Alfred Pierre. Sleep well. Good Night.

Todd Gross

 * Look, look at this. We got Hurricane Grace moving north off the Atlantic seaboard. Huge...getting massive. Two, this low south of Sable Island, ready to explode. Look at this. Three, a fresh cold front swooping down from Canada. But it's caught a ride on the jet stream...and is motoring hell-bent towards the Atlantic. Wait, what if...what if Hurricane Grace runs smack into it? Add to the scenario this baby off Sable Island, scrounging for energy. She'll start feeding off both the Canadian cold front...and Hurricane Grace. You could be a meteorologist all your life and never see something like this. It would be a disaster of epic proportions. It would be...the perfect storm.

Dialogue

 * Bobby Shatford: Skip, what are we gonna do about those numbers? They suck.
 * Captain Billy Tyne: The boys are talking? About how I lost it? Billy Tyne's lost it? Things get a little slow they're ready to draw and quarter you. I didn't think you would go along with them.
 * Bobby Shatford: It's not that, Skip. I'm out here because I need the money.
 * Captain Billy Tyne: You know, last trip I thought you had something to offer. But you know, you're just a punk.
 * Bobby Shatford: Hey, you promised me a shitload of fish!
 * Captain Billy Tyne: You'll get a shitload of fish. I've gone out before and motored back with so much stock little boys like you had to pack it on the pier. I always find the fish, always! And I will this time. So don't fuck with me!
 * Bobby Shatford: [after a momentary pause] Aye-aye, Skip.

 * Melissa Brown: This weather fax just came in. Edie, have a look at this.
 * Edie Bailey: We have got to head in now! Put in at Watch Hill!
 * Alexander McAnally III: In this stuff, harbor's too dangerous.
 * Melissa Brown: Dangerous?
 * Alexander McAnally III: Dash into shore, cut across shipping lanes...
 * Edie Bailey: This is a hurricane coming straight at us!
 * Melissa Brown: Let me reduce sails, Sandy, or even go back home.
 * Alexander McAnally III: This is my boat. We're gonna ride this thing out, not for fun, for safety. Do what I've always done: go with the flow.

 * Bobby Shatford: I got a woman who I can't stand to be two feet away from.
 * Captain Billy Tyne: Congratulations.
 * Bobby Shatford: Then again, I love to fish.
 * Captain Billy Tyne: Son, you've got a problem.

 * Bobby Shatford: So, what are you so happy about?
 * Captain Billy Tyne: You just caught me on a good night. I'm doing what I was made to do - and I've got a feeling I'm going to do it even better this time.

 * Dale 'Murph' Murphy: So, I guess you're the big hero, huh?
 * David 'Sully' Sullivan: You would have done the same for me. Isn't that what I'm supposed to say?
 * Dale 'Murph' Murphy: You can say what you want, but...I'm sure glad you know how to swim.
 * David 'Sully' Sullivan: Well, that's real big of you, Murph.
 * Dale 'Murph' Murphy: It's all I can manage right now. I'll work on it. All right?

 * Christina Cotter: I'll be asleep, and all the sudden there he is, that big smile. You know that smile. And I say, 'Hey, Bobby - where you been?' but he won't tell me. He just smiles and says, 'Remember, Christina: I'll always love you; I loved you the moment I saw you; I love you now; and I love you forever. There's no goodbyes - there's only love, Christina; only love. Then he's gone. But he's always happy when he goes so I know he's got to be okay - absolutely okay.
 * Ethel Shatford: I love your dream.

Taglines

 * No one was prepared for this storm.
 * Feel Its Fury
 * The storm is coming.
 * In the Fall of 1991, the "Andrea Gail" left Gloucester, Mass. and headed for the fishing grounds of the North Atlantic. Two weeks later, an event took place that had never occurred in recorded history.

Cast

 * George Clooney - Captain Billy Tyne
 * Mark Wahlberg - Bobby Shatford
 * Diane Lane - Christina Cotter
 * John C. Reilly - Dale 'Murph' Murphy
 * William Fichtner - David 'Sully' Sullivan
 * John Hawkes - Mike 'Bugsy' Moran
 * Allen Payne - Alfred Pierre
 * Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio - Linda Greenlaw
 * Karen Allen - Melissa Brown
 * Cherry Jones - Edie Bailey
 * Bob Gunton - Alexander McAnally III
 * Michael Ironside - Bob Brown
 * Rusty Schwimmer - Irene 'Big Red' Johnson
 * Christopher McDonald - Todd Gross

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