All Quotes

"Rebecca Ferguson - Rose the Hat"

"Kyliegh Curran - Abra Stone"

"Carl Lumbly - Dick Hallorann"

"Zahn McClarnon - Crow Daddy"

"Emily Alyn Lind - Snakebite Andi"

"Bruce Greenwood - Dr. John Dalton"

"Jocelin Donahue - Lucy Stone"

"Cliff Curtis - Billy Freeman"

"Robert Longstreet - Barry the Chunk"

"Carel Struycken - Grandpa Flick"

"Alex Essoe - Wendy Torrance"

"Zackary Momoh - Dave Stone"

"Jacob Tremblay - Bradley Trevor"

"Henry Thomas - The Bartender / Jack Torrance"

"Gugu Mbatha-Raw - Salt"

"Russell Tovey - Barclay Pierre-Dupont"

"Jemma Redgrave - Kate Lethbridge-Stewart"

"Colin McFarlane - General Austin Pierce"

"Alexander Devrient - Colonel Christofer Ibrahim"

"Ruth Madeley - Shirley Anne Bingham"

"Adrian Lukis - Sir Jonathan Hynes"

"Vincent Franklin - Harry Shaw"

"Steward Alexander - General Oscar Gunsberg"

"Barbara Probst - General Dominique Dussolier"

"Patrick Baladi - Sir Keith Spears"

"Francesca Corney - Sergeant Hana Chakri"

"Ann Akinjirin - Barbara Pierre-Dupont"

"Cat Gannon - Kirby Pierre-Dupont"

"Lachele Carl - Trinity Wells"

"Samuel Oatley - Tide"

"Emperor Alexander was undoubtedly intelligent, but his intellect, subtle and penetrating, lacked depth. He was also easily led astray by a decided penchant for false theories. His favorite ideas always prevailed in his mind; he adopted them by sudden inspiration and gave himself over to them with the utmost ardor; soon they took such possession of him that his will was subordinated to those who instilled them."

"If the Choice is to repudiate the brunt, no storm in the world can stop us. The graph varies generation and culture-wise. For Gen Z and millennial females, the school of thought lies in Women Empowerment."

"My cultural roots have played a crucial role on my comprehensive perspective, not just artistic-wise. Since we’re talking about the influence of roots on music here, I’d like to mention Sicilian melodies that are hauntingly beautiful and its folk music delivering raw emotions stemming from everyday experiences. My inclination for it is quite obvious as it is innate. Religious music in the form of hymns, chants and a capellas have built the foundation of my music sense as a child. Heritage will be apparent in my English-language recordings that are scheduled for future release."

"Be the ambassador of your art and take pride in your work. Women today are at the forefront of their craft, the trend is changing across every sector and that’s indeed so inspiring."

"Cultural descent plays a vital role in the display of every art form. Music is one such element that cannot escape this embodiment."

"My ancestors have kept our cultural and religious traditions alive over the generations."

""Do not forget to thank God for lending me this voice, which I inherited from my Mom and Dad.”"

"Operatic music is a dominant component, but there’s a broader musical spectrum in Italy. There’s so much you can learn from everybody (it shouldn’t necessarily be a celebrity musician), that I find it really difficult to name someone in particular and overshadow the rest."

"I wouldn’t want to be 50 and look like 20. I want to be 50 but maybe look like 40. I mean, if you have a few gray hairs eh di few gray hairs, di ba? That’s natural naman. I think when you’re relaxed about your age, you age gracefully."

"[On her mother's influence] She (Lorna Castelino) has played a pivotal role in every developmental phase that I’ve ever been through. Educational, emotional, psycho-social, and in every sense. I can keep enumerating only to add more. My father (Joseph Castelino) and she have been my pillars of support and guidance, throughout."

"Music has always been an integral part since childhood. I’d love engaging with anything belonging to that genre of art, and especially with singing."

"This eerie, silent night, this round of perfect peace, This song of gratitude that rises in my throat – And at once the song of thanks changes to a curse. Silent night, I cannot, will not, accept your bribe! Who can be happy with a peace inside four walls? My world is greater; it reaches far beyond. These walls cannot keep out the roar of battle. Can they still the furious beating of my heart? [...] Good Fortune, I cannot accept your bribe; My world cannot be locked inside these walls. Listen! Cannons! Roaring spirits of the dead! Silent night, how can you hope to still my pounding heart?"

"The stronger the poet is, the more he revels in dancing in shackles, and the better he dances."

"On 15 July 1946 he addressed a public meeting in memory of Li Gongpu, a Democratic League leader shot by the Guomindang secret police: "Reactionaries, you killed one man, but hundreds and thousands carry on ... We have the martyr's spirit!" Later that same day Wen himself was assassinated."

"If poetry could be exhausted, then it would already have been so by the collected water in your cisterns, in past times. Rather, it is the rainfall of the mind: some clouds may vanish, only to be followed by more clouds."

"The sword gives truer tidings than do scriptures; its edge is what tells zeal from vanity; White blades, not the black letters on the page — these reveal misguided doubts for what they are."

"A victory at which Heaven threw wide its gates, which Earth put on new dress to celebrate: O battle of Amorium, from which our hopes returned engorged with milk and honey, The Muslims hast thou fixed in the ascendant, pagans and pagandom fixed in decline!"

"Jon: I'm making your "Abraham Lincoln's Birthday" birthday cake, Garfield. Garfield: Leave the beard off this time, will you, Jon? [from The Creature That Lived in the Refridgerator Behind the Mayonnaise, Next to the Ketchup, and to the Left of the Coleslaw]"

"Garfield: [ At one point of the nightmare, a king-size giant Garfield (from overeating) gets beamed up by an alien spacecraft] Yoo-hoo! Mr. Spock? Anyone?"

"Space Creature: Greetings, earth creature. You, no doubt, have questions."