Marathon Man (film)

"[to Babe] You're weak. Your father was weak in his way. Your brother in his, now you in yours. You are all so predictable."

"Peter Janeway: [to Babe, explaining about the Division] Everything we do cuts both ways!"

"Professor Biesenthal: Well, you four have the dubious honor of having been picked from over two hundred applicants for this seminar. Well, let me just say this. There's a shortage of natural resources. There's a shortage of breathable air, there's even a shortage of adequate claret. But there is no shortage of historians. We grind you out like link sausages. That's called progress. Manufacturing doctorates is called progress. Well, I say, "Let us hush this cry of progress until ten thousand years have passed." That's a quote. Who said that? Come on, who said that? Well, somebody must know the answer [none of the students answer] Tennyson! Alfred, Lord Tennyson. My God, but you can't compete on a doctoral level and not know "Locksley Hall" and "Locksley Hall 60 Years Later"! I hope you all flunk. Dismissed."

"A thriller."

"One man's dangerous attempt to clear his father's name."

"Dustin Hoffman - Thomas Babington "Babe" Levy"

"Lord Laurence Olivier - Dr. Christian Szell"

"Roy Scheider - Henry David "Doc" Levy"

"William Devane - Peter Janeway"

"Marthe Keller - Elsa Opel"

"Tito Goya - Melendez"