Levi Meaden credited as playing...
Sam
- Duncan: We'll use the kids, take them to the porch, kill the boy, and the mom falls in line.
- Sam: No way man, we're not killing kids.
- Duncan: You didn't have a problem killing the old man, did you?
- Sam: That was different.
- Duncan: Why, because you weren't driving the car?
- Sam: No, because if the DA had investigated him and he told them about the safe, this whole thing would've been blown. We didn't have a choice.
- Duncan: 30 freaking minutes until the cops show up, either we do what needs to be done, or we turn ourselves in.
- Eddie: Why would she tell us where the safe is?
- Duncan: Who cares?
- Eddie: She's smart, knows how to handle herself. She knows about Pete.
- Duncan: I thought you said no one came up here without the old man.
- Sam: Yeah, that's the information I was given.
- Duncan: The information you were *given*?
- Sam: I was banging the assistant, it's not like I knew the guy.
- Duncan: You knew he stashed $4 million in cash in a safe somewhere in this house, or are you not sure about that either?
- Eddie: I told you not to let her leave, I didn't tell you to cut her throat.
- Sam: What the hell is the matter with you? She was just gonna walk, man!
- Duncan: [tosses Sam Maggie's phone, set for 911] We broke into this house, we took those kids, cops come, we're staring at 25 to life whether the bitch is dead or tied up in the basement. Moms didn't show, I had to make a call, so I made it.
- Eddie: I didn't bring you on to make calls. Those kids upstairs, that's all Mom cares about, she would never do anything to risk their lives. She was afraid and that put us in control. Now, any question she might've had about our intentions is gone, and that makes her desperate.
- Duncan: So what?
- Eddie: So fear I can manage. Desperation, whole different thing.
- Sam: They're just kids, Jesus, Eddie, where the hell did you find this guy?
- Eddie: I found him the same place I found you, doing 3-5 in county, only he wasn't on his knees in a shower stall.
- Sam: Look, this goes way beyond a break-in. The minute we cut those phone lines, the clock started ticking. If we don't get them back online in 90 minutes, the security company's gonna call the police.