"[to his sons Tommy and Brad Jr., after the departure of Lester Peralsky, an accomplice who became a police informant] Boy ain't got the life expectancy of a housefly."

"Noelle Parker - Jill"

"Christopher Walken - Brad Whitewood Sr."

"Candy Clark - Mary Sue"

"Jake Dengel - Lester"

"Kiefer Sutherland - Tim"

"J. C. Quinn - Boyd"

"R. D. Call - Dickie"

"Tracey Walter - Uncle Patch Whitewood"

"Crispin Glover - Lucas"

"David Strathairn - Tony Pine"

"Mary Stuart Masterson - Terry"

"Chris Penn - Tommy Whitewood"

"Millie Perkins - Julie"

"Stephen Geoffreys - Aggie"

"Eileen Ryan - Grandma"

"Alan Autry - Ernie"

"Dennis Burkley - Motorcycle Guy"

"Merrill Connally - Defense Attorney"

"Michael Kirkland - Assistant DA"

"Max Perlich - Walker"

"Gregg Allman - Will Gaines"

"Tony Frank - Nettle"

"William Sadler - Monroe"

"How far do they go before they've gone too far?"

"Somewhere between the buy, and the high... they forgot they were cops."

"Jennifer Jason Leigh - Kristen Cates"

"Jason Patric - Jim Raynor"

"Dennis Letts - Senior District Attorney"

"Special K McCray - Willie Red"

"Sam Elliott - Larry Dodd"

"Claire Rankin - Charlene Bloom"

"Natalie Krill - Winston"

"Chris O'Dowd - Douglas Downey"

"J. C. MacKenzie - Harrison Wellstone"

"Bill Camp - Harlan Eustice"

"Brian d'Arcy James - Brad"

"Idris Elba - Charlie Jaffey"

"Kevin Costner - Larry Bloom"

"Graham Greene - Judge Foxman"

"Michael Cera - Player X"

"Because it's all I have left! Because it's my name... and I'll never have another."

"[voice-over] People have asked me what my goal was at that point, what was my endgame. Back then I would have laughed at that question. I was raised to be a champion, my goal was to win. At what and against whom? Those were just details."

"This woman does not belong in a RICO indictment, are you outta your minds?! She does not belong in a mob indictment, she raked a game, that’s it, for seven months two years ago. And why? Because she was giving credit in the millions and she didn’t want to use muscle to collect. She has had opportunity after opportunity to greatly benefit herself by simply telling the real stories she knows. Ok, I have the forensic imaging going back to 2007, and I'm talking about text messages, emails - movie stars, rock stars, athletes, billionaires; all explicit—some married with kids—but that’s the tip of the iceberg. What about the guy comes this close to being named U.S. Ambassador to Monaco, he’s withdrawn from consideration at the last minute, no one knows why. She does. CEOs with college-age mistresses, an SVP of an investment bank who wanted Molly to put a marked deck in the game, the head of a movie studio who texted her that a particular movie star was too black for his taste, J. Edgar Hoover didn’t have this much shit on Bobby! You know, she could’ve written a best seller, she could have been set for life. You know, you know she’s got the winning lottery ticket and she won’t cash it. Your office took every dollar she had in a Constitutionally fucked up seizure and then you put the IRS on her to tax what you seized? I mean, I’ve been in those strategy meetings. You broke her back so she couldn’t possibly afford to defend herself. And now she has an opportunity to guarantee her freedom by just...“providing color”...and she still won’t do it. This woman doesn’t belong in a RICO indictment, she belongs on a box of Wheaties. So yes, Harrison, I am imploring you to do the right thing. She knows nothing about the three Petes. Nothing about Taiwanchik. Nothing about RGO or insurance fraud. Between the two of us we’ve appeared in front of this judge 28 times as prosecutors and not once has he deviated from our sentencing recommendations, he’s not gonna start now. I know you’ve been putting this bust together for three years and there’s no one who doesn’t want to see mobsters go to jail, including and especially the one person in the room who’s had one of them put a gun in her mouth. Probation. Community service. Or better yet, just consider that all she did was run a poker game exactly the same way every casino in America does and drop the goddamn charges."

"[voice-over] There was a track star from Pasadena in the 1930s named Matthew Robinson. Matthew Robinson shattered the Olympic record in the two-hundred at the Berlin Games in 1936. Absolutely shattered the Olympic record...and came in second. The man who came in first was Jesse Owens. Owens went on to be a legend. Matthew Robinson went on to be a janitor at a whites-only school in Pasadena. The difference was two-hundreths of a second. As if that wasn’t enough, Matthew Robinson had a little brother who was also an athlete. His name was Jack but everyone called him Jackie. I have two younger brothers who were also overachievers. While I was ranked 3rd in North America, my brother Jeremy was Number 1 in the world. And while I was placing into A.P. Chemistry as a junior, my brother Jordan was doing it when he was 12-years-old or something, I don’t know. I was a hotshot student and a hotshot skier everywhere but my own house. And that’s where we live. As I got older I began to bait my father into fights without really knowing why I was doing it."