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April 10, 2026
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"John Malkovich - Osbourne Cox"
"Frances McDormand - Linda Litzke"
"George Clooney - Harry Pfarrer"
"Intelligence is only their job."
"A high stakes love life and Jewel CIA shelter."
"[panicking, after having reflexively shot Chad in the head] Oh, my fuck! I shot a fucking spook! Who the fuck are you, you fucker?!"
"Intelligence is relative."
"Dermot Mulroney - Star of Coming Up Daisy"
"Olek Krupa - Krapotkin"
"Devin Rumer - Surveillance"
"[on the phone] I'm sorry, I don't know the number to, uh, my savings account because, believe it or not, I don't spend my entire day sitting around trying to memorize the fucking numbers to my fucking bank accounts! MORON!"
"I know who you are, fucker!"
"Elizabeth Marvel - Sandy Pfarrer"
"Jeffrey DeMunn - Cosmetic surgeon"
"J. K. Simmons - CIA Superior"
"David Rasche - Palmer Smith"
"T.P. McKenna - Theatre Surgeon"
"Robert Pugh - Picket"
"Valentine Dyall - Mr Rochester"
"Michael Medwin - Theatre Surgeon"
"Liz Smith - Maisie"
"Betty Marsden - Hermione"
"Dandy Nichols - Florrie"
"Alan Bates - Macready"
"Arthur Lowe - hospital patient"
"Richard Griffiths - Cheerful Bernie"
"Mark Hamill - Red"
"Roger Martin - Demonstrator"
"Dave Atkins - Sharkey"
"Robin Askwith - Ben Keating"
"Joan Plowright - Phyllis Grimshaw"
"Peter Jeffrey - Sir Geoffrey"
"Jill Bennett - Dr. MacMillan"
"Barbara Hicks - Miss Tinker"
"Vivian Pickles - Matron"
"Fulton Mackay - Chief Superintendent Johns"
"John Moffatt - Greville Figg"
"Brian Pettifer - Biles"
"Leonard Rossiter - Vincent Potter"
"Graham Crowden - Professor Millar"
"Malcolm McDowell - Mick Travis"
"General Wetherby I didn't have 50 years in India to end up bedding down with a lot of wogs!"
"This celebration is for all of us. The old days are gone forever Vincent. Britannia belongs to all of us now."
"An remember, an insult to me is an insult to every non-skilled operative in this hospital. Now just you think on."
"Friends! Fellow members of the human race! We are gathered here for a purpose. Let us look together at mankind. What do we see? We see mastery. What wonders mankind can perform. He can cross the oceans and continents today, as easily as our grandfathers crossed the street. Tomorrow he will as easily cross the vast territories of space. He can make deserts fertile and plant cabbages on the Moon. And what does man choose? Alone among the creatures of this world, the human race chooses to annihilate itself. Since the last world conflict ended there has not been one day in which human beings have not been slaughtering or wounding one another in 230 different wars. And man breeds as recklessly as he lays waste. By the end of the century, the population of the world will have tripled. Two thirds of our plant species will have been destroyed, 55% of the animal kingdom and 70% of our mineral resources. Out of every hundred human beings now living 80 will die without ever knowing what it feels like to be fully nourished, while a tiny minority indulge themselves in absurd and extravagent luxuries. A motion picture entertainer of North America will receive as much money in a month as would feed a starving South American tribe for a hundred years! We waste! We destroy! And we cling like savages to our superstitions. We give power to leaders of state and church as prejudiced and small-minded as ourselves who squander our resources on instruments of destruction while millions continue to suffer and go hungry, condemned forever to lives of ignorance and deprivation. And why is this? It is because mankind has denied intelligence, the unique glory of our species... the human brain.Man is entering an era of infinite possibility, still imprisoned in a feeble, inefficient body. Still manacled by primitive notions of morality, which have no place in an age of science. Still powered by a brain that has hardly developed since the species emerged from the caves. Only a new intelligence can save mankind! Only a new human being of pure brain can lead man forward into the new era. I do not speak of dreams. Such a being exists already. I have created it! It is here, now! Prepare yourselves to meet the human of the future. Neither man nor woman. Greater than either. I have given it a name. Genesis. Birth. A new birth. A new beginning for mankind. People of today, behold your future!"
"Leonid Kinskey - Jan Pulaski"
"Rex Ingram - Tilney"
"Emma Dunn - Mrs. Shelley"
"Charles Dingle - Andrew Holmes"
"Glenda Farrell - Regina Bush"