"So I was in Boston, I just ended up there. Seemed far enough away. They come to me then, it just happened, you know how that is, things happen and other things happen and it's your life. They were looking to get somebody to go undercover here, they wanted to get somebody who knew the Kitchen who was known. And I coulda said no but I thought I could do it. It was like this opportunity in which I could look the entire thing in the eye. And you'd be gone, or married, forgot about me I thought. And Jack, I would leave him out of it. But it was only an idea. Nothing to do with the truth. It was just a fuckin' idea like... You believe in the angels or the saints or there's such a thing as a state of grace. And you believe it, but it's got nothing to do with reality. It just an idea. I mean you got your ideas and you got reality, and they're all... they're all fucked up."

"Nobody's doin' nothin' to nobody. It's all just happenin', see?"

"George Dickerson - Doc Goldman"

"Bruce Dern - Garrett "Uncle Bud" Stoker"

"She thinks I'm an asshole. And if she thinks that about me, what in the long run is she going to think about you?"

"Rachel Ward - Fay Anderson"

"Mike Hagerty - Truck Driver"

"Either they forgot about us, or this entire fuckin' neighborhood better get ready to duck."

"Laurence Fishburne - Jimmy Jump"

"Rocky Giordani - Bert"

"Brian Burke (actor) - Frankie's man"

"[voiceover] I wonder where I'll be tomorrow. I wonder why I didn't stay where I was a week ago and a thousand miles from here. I wonder whether I shouldn't go back. They really weren't doing me much good there, it was too over-crowded, too understaffed, too hard-up for money. But they were pretty nice to me, and if I hadn't gotten so damn restless, if they hadn't made it so easy to escape..."

"[voiceover] We sat there for another half hour or so, and he was talking every minute of it. The words poured out of his mouth, and they didn't mean a thing to me. They were just a lot of noises coming from a sickish-looking face. What other people said had never meant a thing to him, and now it was his turn. Now he was meaningless and what he said was meaningless."

"[voiceover] There's something inside of every man that keeps him going long after he has any reason to. For years I kept going when going didn't seem to make any sense. And now I just had to keep going. I had to have the end come."

"[voiceover] When a man stops caring what happens, all the strain is lifted from him. Suspicion and worry and fear, all things that twist his thinking out of focus are brushed aside, and he can see people exactly as they are at last - as I saw Fay then: weak and frightened but basically as good as a person could be and hating herself for not being better. Suddenly, the only thing that mattered was that she live, it was the only way my having lived would make any sense. It was why I had been made like I was - to do something for her that she could not do for herself, and then to protect her so that she could go on, so that she could have the reason for living that I'd never had."

"I'd like to correct an erroneous impression you seem to have about me. you see, I'm not at all stupid. I may sound like I am, but I'm really not."

"David Caruso - Dennis Gilley"

"Jason Patric - Kevin 'Kid' Collins"

"Frank Adonis - Paul Calgari"

"Theresa Randle - Raye"

"Giancarlo Esposito - Lance"

"Harold Perrineau - Subway Mugger"

"Victor Argo - Roy Bishop"

"Janet Julian - Jennifer"

"Wesley Snipes - Thomas Flanigan"

"Steve Buscemi - Test Tube"

"Paul Calderón - Joey Dalesio"

"John Benjamin Hickey as Captain Goodson"

"Brad Beyer as Captain Bransford"

"Mark Boone Jr. as Staff Sergeant Dalbert Elkins"

"John Beasley as Colonel Dr. Donald Slesinger, MD"

"Boyd Kestner as Captain Jake Elby"

"Leslie Stefanson as Captain Elisabeth Campbell"

"Daniel von Bargen as Police Chief Yardley"

"Clarence Williams III as Colonel George Fowler"

"Madeleine Stowe as Chief Warrant Officer W-2 Sarah Sunhill"

"James Cromwell as Lieutenant General Joseph Campbell"

"James Woods as Colonel Dr. Robert Moore, MD"

"Timothy Hutton as Colonel William Kent"

"[At a ceremonial dinner] Thank you all. As you know, my official retirement isn't until next week. But this here, now, tonight, with you- is my real retirement. Because you and I have known fear together, shed blood together, battled pain and suffering, and all of their foot soldiers. We know that there is no glamour in a sudden death, and that no one ever wins a war. And it is that knowledge that will bind us together forever. That, and a love for this country that no bayonet can pierce, no bullet shatter. [Raises a glass] To you."

"I was Liz's mentor. There was a trust. She was a passionate young woman, yes, as well she should have been. But had I ever taken advantage of that... I would have lost the trust. So did I kill her? Of course not. Did I love her? I loved her very much. Make of that what you will."

"John Travolta as Chief Warrant Officer W-4 Paul Brenner (alias First Sergeant Frank White)"

"Trick or Treat. Kill or Die. It's That Time of Year Again."

"The face of pure evil is back for Laurie Strode. 20 years later..."

"20 years ago, HE changed the face of Halloween. Tonight, he's back!"

"After two decades away, guess who's coming to Halloween?"