"I'm a virgin — well, technically. I just act that way so guys will like me. But, it's like, really hard acting slutty all the time. I don't know how you do it, Brooke."

"Just so you know, I'm not mad anymore. I myspaced it out of my system."

"Well, you wouldn't answer my calls or texts, so I had to kick it ol' school and show up in person."

"I just wish I could believe in myself as much as I believe in all of you."

"Peter Sullivan - Karl Eberhard Schöngarth"

"Owen Teale - Roland Freisler"

"Brendan Coyle - Heinrich Müller"

"Nicholas Woodeson - Otto Hofmann"

"Brian Pettifer - Alfred Meyer"

"Ewan Stewart - Georg Leibbrandt"

"Jonathan Coy - Erich Neumann"

"Kevin McNally - Martin Luther"

"Ben Daniels - Joseph Bühler"

"Barnaby Kay - Rudolf Lange"

"Ian McNeice - Gerhard Klopfer"

"David Threlfall - Wilhelm Kritzinger"

"Colin Firth - Wilhelm Stuckart"

"Stanley Tucci - Adolf Eichmann"

"Kenneth Branagh - Reinhard Heydrich"

"The Jews go in red and come out pink. Now that is progress!"

"[to Dr. Meyer, regarding the Russians] The Russian is not a communist, my friend. The Russian does not give a damn who runs things. I have lived amongst them. The Russian only cares he has a bottle of vodka to suck and some form of domestic animal life to fuck, then he will happily sit in shit his whole life. That is his politics. I know those people. That is the distinction; I absolve the Jews of that!"

"Now, last summer Reichsführer Himmler asked me to visit a camp up in Upper Silesia, called Auschwitz, which is very well isolated, and close to significant rail access. And we are turning that camp into a major center, solid structures, and here's where your Jewish labor comes into play, Herr Neumann: the Jews haul the bricks and they build the buildings themselves. And when the structures are complete, we expect to be able to process 2500... an hour. Not a day, an hour."

"[to Dr. Klopfer, when asked about how he can speak "Jewish"] Well, I lived among them, I worked among them, and I picked up a few words; Jewish, Yiddish, not enough to speak. So I went in search of a rabbi. Rabbi means "teacher", I came to find out. Look, may I tell you the Lord's honest truth? So many of our highest-ranking officers, whose responsibility it is to deal with the Israelites, they make no attempt to get inside the Jewish head. I went to visit this rabbi - old man, long beard - in his one-room flat. And when he saw me, his eyes grew as large as hen's eggs. I asked him to teach me his language, and he agreed. He said that he would, but that he would charge me, of course. I applied to my commander for funds, and I was denied; now, I've run into this opposition all my life, so I paid my own money. Very little, not much. And he taught me some vocabulary, letters of the alphabet. But looking back, I realize it was poor judgment on my part, because I could have so easily had the old man arrested, put into prison, and demanded lessons from him, in his cell, free of charge. One day, he had gone out, and was rounded up and shipped off, because he had gone out unadvisedly. And I thought, that's so stupid... why are they so stupid? Didn't he know that I would have protected him? [pause] At least until my lessons were complete."

"This meeting is not taking place. You are to take no further phone calls from anyone - at all - unless the Führer calls. [long pause] And he won't."

"The machinery is waiting — feed it. Get them on the trains, keep the trains rolling, and history will honor us for having the will and the vision to advance the human race to greater purity in a space of time so short Charles Darwin would be astonished."

"We will not sterilize every Jew and wait for them to die. We will not sterilize every Jew and then exterminate the race. That's farcical. Dead men don't hump, dead women don't get pregnant. Death is the most reliable form of sterilization, put it that way."

"All of Europe, England, from Lapland to Libya, from Vladivostok to Belfast, no Jews. Not one."

"Today, each of us becomes a bearer of secrets."

"[closing narration] Colonel Eichmann carefully edited the stenotype record of the conference. Copies were distributed to the participants to be read, and then destroyed. General Heydrich flew back to his headquarters in Czechoslovakia, where in a few terrible weeks, he had earned the nickname "the Butcher of Prague". In the spring, two Czech patriots, trained to assassinate him and dropped from a British bomber, succeeded in wounding him. In reprisal, thousands of Czechs were rounded up and shot. Heydrich's wounds grew infected, he fell into a coma and died. Eichmann, as Heydrich's deputy for Jewish affairs, was left to finish what they had begun at Wannsee. He considered it a matter of honor."

"[opening narration] Adolf Hitler invaded Poland in September 1939, starting World War II. By the winter of 1942, his armies were freezing and starving in the snows of Russia, where his best general had died of a heart attack, and America had entered the war. For the first time, Hitler's dream of a German empire that would last a thousand years was in doubt. While he hired and fired generals and the winter grew colder, fifteen of his officials were ordered from their commands and ministries to meet at a quiet lakeside house in Wannsee in Berlin, far from the crisis at the front. In two hours, these men changed the world forever. Only one record of what was said and done here survives from the wreckage of what was "the Thousand-Year Reich"."

"Djimon Hounsou as Agent Henry Carver"

"Camilla Belle as Kira Hudson/Hollis"

"Dakota Fanning as Cassie Holmes"

"Joel Gretsch as Nick's father Jonah"

"Chris Evans as Nick Gant"

"Put the gun to your mouth. Pull the trigger."

"I'm thirteen, and I get told I look at least fourteen."

"You better do something quick, 'cause I'm sick of drawing dead bodies!"

"There are special people in this world. We don't ask to be special. We're just born this way. We pass you on the streets every day, unnoticed by most. It started in 1945. The Nazis were conducting experiments in psychic warfare, trying to turn those with psychic abilities into soldiers. Lots of us died. The war ended, but the experiments never stopped. Other governments around the world set up what they called "divisions", trying to do what the Nazis couldn't, to turn us into weapons. The divisions agents are trained to track and hunt us down like animals. Take us away from our families and friends. They test us and categorize us. I'm what they call a Watcher. We can see the future, even if that's not always as simple as it sounds. Others are called Movers, just an easy way of saying telekinetic. Pushers put thoughts in your head, and make whatever lie they come up with the truth. Sniffs, Shifters, Shadows, Bleeders... it goes on and on. In divisions' eyes, we're all just lab rats. Only one problem — we keep dying. No one has ever survived the drug meant to boost our powers. My name is Cassie Holmes. Division took my mom from me. Right now, the future I see doesn't look so great. The good news is, the future is always changing, in the largest of ways, by the smallest of things. They've been winning a lot of battles. Now it's our turn to win the war."

"Aryana Engineer - Max Coleman"

"Karel Roden - Dr. Varava"

"Margo Martindale - Dr. Browning"

"Jimmy Bennett - Daniel Coleman"

"CCH Pounder - Sister Abigail"

"Isabelle Fuhrman - Esther/Leena Klammer"

"Peter Sarsgaard - John Coleman"

"From the Director of House of Wax."

"There's something wrong with Esther."

"Can you keep a secret?"

"[Holding Kate's diary] Makes very interesting reading... I read about why Max is deaf. How you were drunk and drove the car into the lake? If John hadn't been there, she'd be dead now."