"Colonel Terry Childers is a decorated war hero, a trusted leader of American Marines, and I wish that was all there was to it. Unfortunately, there are 83 dead Yemeni citizens, many of them women and children. Colonel Hodges would have you believe that this crowd was armed. He would also have you believe that there is a videotape proving this to be true. There is no tape exonerating Colonel Childers. There is no evidence exonerating Colonel Childers. Is Colonel Childers a man capable of killing defenseless, unarmed people? Is he capable of ordering the execution of innocent men and women? Is he capable of executing P.O.W.s with his own hand? Unfortunately, we have shown that he is. You have heard the sad testimony of Colonel Cao, who witnessed Colonel Childers' barbarism firsthand. You've even heard Colonel Childers' own admission that his desire was to "waste" them, regardless of who they were. Now, we are faced with the difficult prospect of convicting one of our own. None of us wants to do this, but you've heard the facts, and it is unavoidable. Colonel Terry Childers ordered the senseless slaughter of a peaceful crowd! Now, as Marines, we do not get the luxury of covering up our mistakes. We must air them, thereby ensuring that they never happen again."

"Here's my case, it's all I've got. Thirty-two years of service, thirty-two years of heroism as a United States Marine, regardless of what you decide here, Colonel Childers' career as a Marine is over. He will never again command men in combat. The Ambassador and his family are alive today because of him, and I know how the Ambassador feels because Colonel Childers saved my life too. I am alive today only because of him! I'm alive today and I have a son, because of the heroism of Colonel Childers. To ask this man to risk his life for his country, to ask this man to watch his Marines die in his arms and call it murder when he's defending himself, to call it murder for firing back when being fired upon, to call it murder for saving the lives of his countrymen under the most extreme of circumstances, that's... my fellow Marines... that's hanging him out to dry... and it's worse than leaving him wounded on a battlefield. That is something you do not do if you are a United States Marine, and it is something I pray to God you won't do here either."

"Austin Stowell - Francis Gary Powers"

"Eve Hewson - Carol Donovan"

"Mikhail Gorevoy - Ivan Alexandrovich Schischkin"

"Billy Magnussen - Doug Forrester"

"Michael Gaston - Williams"

"Joshua Harto - Bates"

"Stephen Kunken - William Tompkins"

"Domenick Lombardozzi - Agent Blasco"

"Jesse Plemons - Murphy"

"Jillian Lebling - Peggy Donovan"

"Noah Schnapp - Roger Donovan"

"Will Rogers - Frederic Pryor"

"Edward James Hyland - Chief Justice Earl Warren"

"Dakin Matthews - Judge Mortimer W. Byers"

"Mark Zak - Soviet Judge"

"Peter McRobbie - Allen Dulles"

"Scott Shepherd - Hoffman"

"Amy Ryan - Mary McKenna Donovan"

"Mark Rylance - Rudolf Abel"

"Tom Hanks - James B. Donovan"

"Sebastian Koch - Wolfgang Vogel"

"Alan Alda - Thomas Watters"

"Well, the boss isn't always right. But, he's always the boss."

"What's the next move when you don't know what the game is?"

"Everyone will hate me, but at least I'll lose."

"We need to get off this merry-go-round sir. The next mistake our countries make could be the last one. We need to have the conversation our governments can't."

"Would it help?"

"Agent Williams: We are engaged in a war. This war does not for the moment involve men at arms; it involves information. You will be collecting information. You will be gathering intelligence about the enemy. The intelligence you gather could give us the upper hand in a full thermonuclear exchange with the Soviet Union, or it could prevent one. For public purposes, as far as your wife or mother or sweetheart or the good lord above, your mission does not exist. if it does not exist, you do not exist. You cannot be shot down. You cannot be captured."

"It doesn't matter what others think. You know what you did."

"In a world on the brink the difference between war and peace was one honest man."

"In the shadow of war, one man showed the world what we stand for."

"Maureen O'Hara - Doris Walker"

"John Payne - Fred Gailey"

"Alfred, Macy janitor: Yeah, there's a lot of bad 'isms' floatin' around this world, but one of the worst is commercialism. Make a buck, make a buck. Even in Brooklyn it's the same - don't care what Christmas stands for, just make a buck, make a buck."

"Edmund Gwenn - Kris Kringle"

"(To Sawyer)--"You have no more right to analyze Alfred than a dentist has to remove a gall bladder!""

"Susan, I speak French but that doesn't make me Joan of Arc!"

"Do you realize that there are thousands of children lining the streets? Children who have waited weeks just to see you? You are a disgrace to the tradition of Christmas! And I shall not allow you to malign me in public!"

"Faith is believing in something when common sense tells you not to. Don't you see? It's not just Kris that's on trial, it's everything he stands for. It's kindness and joy and love and all the other intangibles."

"Look Doris, someday you're going to find that your way of facing this realistic world just doesn't work. And when you do, don't overlook those lovely intangibles. You'll discover those are the only things that are worthwhile."

"Natalie Wood - Susan Walker"

"Porter Hall - Granville Sawyer"

"William Frawley - Charlie Halloran"

"You see, Mrs. Walker, this is quite an opportunity for me. For the past 50 years or so I've been getting more and more worried about Christmas. Seems we're all so busy trying to beat the other fellow in making things go faster and look shinier and cost less that Christmas and I are sort of getting lost in the shuffle."

"Jerome Cowan - Dist. Atty. Thomas Mara"