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Dustin Hoffman in Marathon Man (1976)

Roy Scheider: Henry 'Doc' Levy

Marathon Man

Roy Scheider credited as playing...

Henry 'Doc' Levy

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  • Christian Szell: Well, can I trust you?
  • Doc: You never could. You only had to.
  • Christian Szell: We're talking about my safety.
  • Doc: May I be candid?
  • Christian Szell: Yes.
  • Doc: I couldn't give a fuck about your...
  • [he gets stabbed by Szell]
  • Doc: [noticing Babe's homework] What's this, more bullshit for your thesis?
  • Babe: Those are some interviews about Dad. I'd like you to read it.
  • Doc: [dispassionately] Not interested.
  • Babe: Why not? I just want you to read it.
  • Doc: You're never gonna face it, are you? The old man is dead; he was a drunk, he killed himself.
  • Babe: Yeah, Doc, but he didn't start to drink until after the hearings.
  • Doc: You gotta be kidding me?
  • Babe: No, I got it from his friends. I got it right here.
  • Doc: Where were those people when you needed them?
  • Babe: They're were afraid like everybody else.
  • Doc: You think he wanted you to be throwing your life away on this shit?
  • Babe: I don't think I'm throwing it away!
  • Doc: You are! Nothing you write is gonna change what happened?
  • Babe: Why can't you give me the courtesy to read it?
  • Doc: [shouting] It's over! Forget it!
  • Babe: [quietly] Maybe for you.
  • Janeway: Szell's brother's been killed in Manhattan. An accident with an oil truck.
  • Doc: Oh, boy. Any changes?
  • Janeway: Only everything.
  • Doc: They're getting all the couriers.
  • Doc: [In a fancy restaurant] How could you forget to wear a tie?
  • Babe: I didn't forget it. Who wears a tie when they eat lunch?
  • Doc: [to Elsa] Well, at least his fly is buttoned!
  • LeClerc: You'll have to come with me to the opera.
  • Doc: The opera?
  • LeClerc: It's worse than you think. It's a French opera. A very long French opera.
  • Doc: There's something going on here that we don't know about.
  • Janeway: You sure you're not overusing your somewhat limited imagination?
  • Doc: The bomb was not imaginary.
  • Doc: Ooh, you really are uncouth.
  • Babe: Oh, come on, you said you wanted glasses. You didn't say they had to be clean, asshole.
  • Doc: Hey, get some glasses.
  • Babe: Oh, Christ, do I have to hear a lecture on the glories of a burgundy again?
  • Doc: This is a Beaujolais, schmuck. Moulin-a-Vent, '71.
  • Babe: So, how's business?
  • Doc: The oil business is always good.
  • Babe: You're just a bunch of goddamn polluters and thieves.
  • Doc: Well, it's a crazy world and any way you can skin it - is your business. Cheers.
  • Babe: Up yours.
  • Doc: I'm supposed to be the best in my business, right? I'm the best, because people think I'm the best. I'm past it, and I know it. And sooner or later, it's going to become common knowledge.
  • Doc: Is Helga as morbid as you?
  • Babe: I know you're trying to bait me, you bastard. You know her name isn't Helga or Ursula or Irmagard. You know goddamn well - you know what her name is.
  • Doc: All right, all right. How about if I take you and Elsa to lunch tomorrow? If you promise not to eat with your fingers.
  • Babe: I promise.
  • Doc: For a liberal pacifist, you've got some sense of vengeance.
  • Christian Szell: You'd like to fight, wouldn't you? It will not happen. I'm much too old and far too smart for that, but we must talk truthfully. Are you to be trusted?
  • Doc: No.
  • Christian Szell: Is that the truth - or are you trying again to upset me?

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