"Lionheart... [Edward Lionheart: [getting ready to cut out Dickman's heart] Do you still think that my Shylock was inadequate? That is the adjective you used, I believe. inadequate.] No, no. The best. The best! I always said you were the best. [Edward Lionheart: No, the best is given the Critics Award! Why did you vote against me?!] I didn't, it was Devlin. Now let me go, please. LET ME GO! [Edward Lionheart: Devlin? You craven scum. You're hardly worth the trouble and expense of this special performance.] Oh, NO, NO, NO!!!"
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Note: Said while trying to defend Devlin's decision on giving the Critics Circle award for Best Actor of the Year to an up-and-coming William Woodstock. Edward doesn't buy it and cuts out Dickman's heart to write his own conclusion of The Merchant of Venice. After that, Edward sends Dickman's heart as a warning to Devlin.
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