Susie Webster: Dad, no-one writes letters anymore.
Joseph Kennedy: You'll never be great.
Alicia: We can show 'em some really Southern hospitality.
Denver: Whether we're rich or poor, or somewhere in between, we're all homeless, just working our way back home.
Ben Bradlee: He says we can't, I say we can. There, you're caught up.
Peter Turner: Has anyone ever told you that you look like Lauren Bacall when you smoke?
Gloria Grahame: Humphrey Bogart. And I didn't like it then either.
Erin: I can't believe they're sending us up in this. Is it even safe to fly?
Davis Mackie: Erin, relax. If I could take off in a Black Hawk under fire in Fallujah, I think I can handle a News Chopper 9 with a hangover.
Erin: Hangover?
Katie: God, what have I done?
Jan Van Loos: I've come to paint a portrait.
Winston Churchill: I am choosing between trials and tribulations. Do stop adding to them.
Dan Pinto: Can we restart like a reboot?
Ingrid Thorburn: Yes, like a reboot.
Harry Hole: I need a case... to work on.
Gunnar Hagen: I apologize for Oslo's low murder rate.
John Walcott: We do not write for the people who send people's kids to war. We write for the people whose kids get sent to war.
Molly Bloom: This is a true story, but except for my own, I've changed all the names and I've done my best to obscure identities for reasons that'll become clear.
Edwin: You ever worried we might shoot all the wrong people?
Flake: You wanna know what I think about? How when something terrible happens somewhere, and there's all those flags, and flowers, and candles, and pictures of people who died, and pages of sayings and poems, all that shit lined up for months. That's what I think about.
Bob Woodward: We're lost in detail.
Mark Felt: That's their plan. They want everyone confused. Confusion is control. The truth could ruin the administration.
Jessica Johnson: I am well aware that this is a one-way mission and there is no point of return to my original life.
Charlie Bucktin: Courage is resistance to fear, not absence of fear.