Films Set In New York City

"Everybody steals. Everybody lies. There's no right or wrong. Just winning and losing."

"I like being across the bridge. Over here, it feels like home."

"Privacy. Absolute myth. There's no such thing."

"Someone is always listening, Jock. Always."

"Shit happens. To everybody."

"Julian McMahon - Miles Meechum"

"One way to remember who you are is to remember who your heroes are."

"I'm not going to make excuses, I asked for this. All of it. And I did it to become someone else. And I wanted more."

"The American Dream our parents knew has been hijacked by men who were willing to lie, cheat and steal ... to protect their wealth."

"Josh Holloway - Agent Gamble"

"Richard Dreyfuss - Frank Cassidy"

"Roseanne Barr as Julie Ubriacco"

"Damon Wayans as Eddie"

"Bruce Willis as Mikey Ubriacco"

"Mel Brooks as Mr. Toilet Man"

"Elias Koteas as Stuart Jensen"

"Twink Caplan as Rona"

"Gilbert Gottfried as Joey"

"John Travolta as James Ubriacco"

"Kirstie Alley as Mollie Ubriacco"

"Olympia Dukakis as Rosie Jensen"

"Gillian Spencer - The Sack"

"Thelma Ritter - Mrs. Schwartz"

"Frank Campanella - Capt. Wallace"

"John McMartin - The Mayor"

"Charles Lane - Dr. Shapiro"

"Nathaniel Frey - Conrad"

"Jeanne Arnold - Gertrude"

"Don Stroud - Barney"

"Susan Saint James - Aida"

"George Furth - Murgatroyd"

"Dom DeLuise - J. Gardner Monroe"

"Since the problems of life are insoluble, one should withdraw into complete isolation and live a life of total non-involvement with other people."

"It's good for what Bugs you!!! (and what's so bad about that?)"

"What's a woe with somebody caring, Dreaming, loving and sharing What's so bad about feeling good?"

"George Peppard - Pete"

"Aida and I teamed up. We were "The Bubble Sisters" and every bubble Aida blew was filled with greetings from Amigo. [Singing]"

"Mary Tyler Moore - Liz"

"Morty Gunty - Sgt. Gunty"

"The city was under attack by land, sea and air. Two days later you wouldn't have known the place. Over one million New Yorkers had joined the club."

"Whats so wrong with that happy sensation That sense of utter elation What's so bad about feeling good? People sharing joy and goodwill…."

"In the evening the cares of the day were exchanged for the pleasures and relaxations of Broadway, then, when the day people went to bed, Greenwich Village came to life … Yes it was a typical night in the village too, but in the East Village, just a few blocks away, there was an entirely different class of people — real artists — writers, composers, who were making a true contribution to the new culture. We were the intellectuals, the elite. We weren't eccentrics like the others. We dressed comfortably and casually, and spoke the language as educated people do. Not the jargon of the immature rebels. We weren't searching for the truth, we'd found it. A couple of years ago, I was just like the rest of you conformists."

"Of course there were some who didn't change back. They clung to the illusion that life was good. It got to be a habit … but they were in the minority."

"I was once a sad optimistic Now only grim, realistic, Turning off to the games people play I find peace of mind in the theory That true existence is dreary Because life was meant to be blue, black and gray. All the time."

"The virus produces a sense of euphoria, a feeling of well-being. No symptoms but a sudden change in behavior patterns. Highly contagious. Avoid contact."

"Joe Ponazecki - Officer Ponazecki"

"Vinnette Carroll - The Mother"

"Sorrell Booke - Dr. Bester"

"Roy Poole - Mr. McHabe"

"Florence Stanley - Ella Friedenberg"