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Under Fire (1983)

Nick Nolte: Russell Price

Under Fire

Nick Nolte credited as playing...

Russell Price

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Quotes12

  • Russell Price: [Russell's been thrown in a jail cell in Managua; there's another prisoner in the cell] You're a priest, huh? A Padre? What are you doing here?
  • Prison Priest: The government accused me of knowing Rafael.
  • Russell Price: Government's always wrong, huh?
  • Prison Priest: [a bit suspicious] Who are you?
  • Russell Price: Periodista... I'd like to find Rafael myself.
  • Prison Priest: Whose side are you on?
  • Russell Price: I don't take sides. I take pictures.
  • Prison Priest: No sides?
  • Prison Priest: [Russell shakes his head; the priest gives him a long look] Go home.
  • [last lines]
  • Claire: Do you think we fell in love with too much?
  • Russell Price: I'd do it again.
  • Claire: You're going to love this war...
  • Russell Price: Hmmm.
  • Claire: Good guys, bad guys and cheap shrimp.
  • Claire: Did you dream about Miss Panama last night?
  • Russell Price: No, I dreamed about you.
  • Claire: Have a good time?
  • Russell Price: Yeah, and you did too!
  • Russell Price: Pardon my French, but who's fucking side are you on?
  • Marcel Jazy: I work for everyone.
  • Russell Price: That's a great job!
  • Oates: How d'ya like Nicaragua?
  • Russell Price: It's beautiful.
  • Oates: Yeah, it's a shitload of Greasers though, you know.
  • Russell Price: [In Spanish] Do you know who controls this area?
  • Sandinista with radio: [In Spanish] Who knows?
  • Russell Price: [At the rebels victory parade] What the hell are you doin' here?
  • Oates: It's a free country. I mean... it's free now anyway.
  • Oates: [Drinking from a cup] Nica libre - rum and coke and no ice. You want some?
  • Oates: [Price ignores him and Oates looks mildly concerned] You weren't gonna turn me in, are you?
  • Oates: [Price walks away without a word and Oates smiles and shouts] See ya in Thailand!
  • Interrogating Officer: [releasing Russell from jail] Mr. Price... It was all a misunderstanding. Your camera:
  • Interrogating Officer: [intentionally drops the camera on the floor, breaking it] I'm sorry.
  • Russell Price: [Russell checks inside his bag] Passport...
  • Interrogating Officer: Before you go, there are some papers you will sign.
  • Russell Price: What papers?
  • Interrogating Officer: Your "visitation papers," Mr. Price. You were not arrested, you just came to visit. In case your embassy asks. You want your passport back, yes?
  • Hub Kittle: Listen, Russell, let's grow up. It's very easy to fall in love with the underdog, but there's an upside and a downside to this thing. I just want to remind you, all this stuff about a "revolution of poets" is crap.
  • Russell Price: It's great P.R., though, isn't it, Hub? So what's the upside?
  • Hub Kittle: Simple. And it could happen. Somoza destroys the terrorist insurgents, rebuilds the country, shit-cans the purveyors of excess, stabilizes the Cordoba, and is kindly beloved as the savior of Nicaragua. "Our" pal. Gotta' smoke?
  • Russell Price: [hands him a cigarette] What's the downside?
  • Hub Kittle: Commies take over the world.
  • Claire: [He and Claire are at a camp where Rafael is supposedly holed up] What is it?
  • Russell Price: Rafael is dead. I can smell it.
  • [first lines]
  • Russell Price: Can I get a ride?

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