Newsies

"[singing] When I dream on my own I'm alone but I ain't lonely. For a dreamer, night's the only time-a day."

"Well, dat's da foist thing ya gotta learn - headlines don't sell papes. Newsies sell papes."

"You got no brains! Why are we starting to fight each other? It's just what the big shots want to see that we're street trash; street rats with no brains with no respect for nothin' including ourselves! So here's how it is: if we don't act together, then we're nothin', if we don't stick together, we're nothin', and if we can't even trust each other, then we're nothin'."

"[singing] We're a union just by sayin' so."

"[David: Hey, hey, hey! What do you think you're doin'?] Runnin'! [continues running from the Delancy brothers as the Newsies cheer him on]"

"Remember Crutchie? [said to Morris Delancy before headbutting him]"

"We sell together, we split 70-30, plus you get the benefit of observin' me no charge!"

"Nope, it's nineteen, Weasel. It's nineteen, but don't worry about it; it's an honest mistake. See Morris, he can't count to twenty with his shoes on."

"[singing] If I hate the headline I'll make up a headline and I'll say anything I havta!"

"Look at this. "Baby Born With Two Heads". Must be from Brooklyn."

"Oh, you mean Jack Kelly. Yeah, he was here. But he put an egg in his shoe and...beat it."

"[first lines; opening narration] In 1899, the streets of New York City echoed with the voices of newsies, peddling the papers of Joseph Pulitzer, William Randolph Hearst, and other giants of the newspaper world. On every corner you saw them carrying the banner, bringing you the news for a penny a page. Poor orphans and runaways, the newsies were a ragged army without a leader, until one day, all that changed."

"Five bucks? We ain't got five bucks! We ain't even got five cents! Hey your honor how bout I roll ya for it, double or nothin'?"

"Five to one that Cowboy skunks 'em! Huh, who's bettin'?"

"Hey Cowboy! Nice shine-a'!"

"What are we supposed to do to the bums, kiss 'em?"

"Hey, glum and dumb! What'sa matta with you? You get your picture in the papes, you're famous. You're famous, you get anything you want! That's what's so great about New York!"

"I say, that what you say...is what I say."

"Never fear, Brooklyn is here!"

"Listen, they're gonna be playing with my hands alright. Cuz it ain't what they say, it's what we say. And nobody ain't gonna listen to us unless we make 'em."

"Well if it ain't Jack be nimble, Jack be quick.,"

"That ain't good enough Jackie-boy, you gotta show me."

"Hey, Your Honor, I object! [Judge: On what grounds?] On the grounds of Brooklyn."

"It's this brain of mine, always makin' mistakes. It's got a mind of its own!"

"When ya' learn from Jack, ya' learn from the best."

"You can't let 'em beat ya, right Jack? That's what you always said!"

"A Thousand Voices. A Single Dream."

"They Found The Courage To Challenge The Powerful! (DVD release)"

"For years, they've delivered the papers. Now, they're about to make the headlines."

"Christian Bale - Jack "Cowboy" Kelly / Francis Sullivan"

"David Moscow - David Jacobs"

"Bill Pullman - Bryan Denton"

"Robert Duvall - Joseph Pulitzer"

"Ann-Margret - Medda Larkson"

"Luke Edwards - Les Jacobs"

"Ele Keats - Sarah Jacobs"

"Aaron Lohr - Mush Meyers"

"Max Casella - Racetrack Higgins"

"Michael A. Goorjian - Skittery"

"Gabriel Damon - Spot Conlon"

"Marty Belafsky - Crutchy"

"Jeffrey DeMunn - Mayer Jacobs"

"Deborra-Lee Furness - Esther Jacobs"

"Kevin Tighe - Mister Snyder"

"Michael Lerner - Weasel/Weisel"

"Shon Greenblatt - Oscar Delancey"

"David Sheinkopf - Morris Delancey"

"Charles Cioffi - Don Seitz"

"William Boyett - Judge Monahan"

"Marc Lawrence - Mr. Kloppman"