Starman
1984
George Fox: Do you seriously expect me to tell the President that an alien has landed, assumed the identity of a dead housepainter from Madison, Wisconsin and is presently out tooling around the countryside in a hopped up orange and black 1977 Mustang?
Jenny Hayden: Love is, um, it's when you care more for someone else than you do yourself.
Starman: I watched you very carefully. Red light stop, green light go, yellow light go very fast.
Starman: Shall I tell you what I find beautiful about you? You are at your very best when things are worst.
Starman: I send greetings. Brad Heinmuller: What the hell's going on here? Jenny Hayden: I'm being kidnapped! Starman: Greetings. Brad Heinmuller: You better let her go pal, I'll give you some greetings.
George Fox: Good. I'm glad you're here. Mark Shermin: What the hell is this about? George Fox: You're a man of some scientific attainment. You mean to tell me you don't recgonize an emergency autopsy room when you see one? Mark Shermin: With leather tie straps? George Fox: You behave yourself Mark.
Cook: What's your line? Starman: Line? Cook: Work. Whaddya do when you're not hitchin' rides? Starman: Oh, I make maps. Cook: Make any money? Starman: I make maps.
Cook: (to Starman) You're not from around here, are you?
(Fox looks in diner to verify that Starman and Jenny Hayden have been set free) George Fox: Shermin, you are finished. I will have you eviscerated for this. Mark Shermin: 'ell, as much as I hate to stoop to symbolism. (Shermin takes a puff from cigar and blows smoke into Fox's face)