The Disaster Artist Quotes
[from trailer] Sandy Schklair: Action! [Wiseau enters the scene]
Tommy Wiseau: I did not hit her. It's not true. It's bullshit! I did not hit her. I did not. [throws water bottle on the ground]
Tommy Wiseau: Oh, hi Mark. [pause, then the crew applauds before Greg hugs Wiseau]
Tommy Wiseau: I did not hit her. It's not true. It's bullshit! I did not hit her. I did not. [throws water bottle on the ground]
Tommy Wiseau: Oh, hi Mark. [pause, then the crew applauds before Greg hugs Wiseau]
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Mrs. Sestero: How old are you?
Tommy Wiseau: Don't worry, I'm Greg age.
Mrs. Sestero: You're 19?
Tommy Wiseau: [shrugs]
Mrs. Sestero: [Sarcastic]Yeah. I just turned 14.
Tommy Wiseau: [Not knowing it's sarcastic]Wow, happy birthday!
Tommy Wiseau: Don't worry, I'm Greg age.
Mrs. Sestero: You're 19?
Tommy Wiseau: [shrugs]
Mrs. Sestero: [Sarcastic]Yeah. I just turned 14.
Tommy Wiseau: [Not knowing it's sarcastic]Wow, happy birthday!
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Tommy Wiseau: [Practicing his lines]'Oh, hi Mark... ' 'Oh, hi Mark... ' 'Oh, hi Mark... '
Tommy Wiseau: Oh, hi Greg!
Tommy Wiseau: Oh, hi Greg!
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Philip: Hey, Tommy, how old is Denny supposed to be?
Tommy Wiseau: He your age. 15-16 years old boy.
Philip: Uh... I'm 26
Tommy Wiseau: [pauses]Same thing.
Tommy Wiseau: He your age. 15-16 years old boy.
Philip: Uh... I'm 26
Tommy Wiseau: [pauses]Same thing.
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[from trailer] Sandy Schklair: Why is he having sex with her bellybutton? He knows where her vagina is, right?
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Greg Sestero: Tommy, dude, this really isn't necessary.
Tommy Wiseau: No, no! Very necessary. I need to show my ass to sell this picture.
Tommy Wiseau: No, no! Very necessary. I need to show my ass to sell this picture.
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[from trailer] Greg Sestero ,
Sandy Schklair: I did not hit her. It's not true. It's bullshit. I did not hit her. I did not. Oh, hi Mark.
Sandy Schklair: I did not hit her. It's not true. It's bullshit. I did not hit her. I did not. Oh, hi Mark.
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[from trailer] Sandy Schklair: Take 67, Action! [Wiseau enters the scene]
Tommy Wiseau: I hit her!
Sandy Schklair: No! Do you want to change the line?
Greg Sestero: You're doing great, man. We'll get there!
Tommy Wiseau: I hit her!
Sandy Schklair: No! Do you want to change the line?
Greg Sestero: You're doing great, man. We'll get there!
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[from trailer] Sandy Schklair: Ready, and, Action! [Wiseau opens the rooftop door and steps into the scene. He pauses for several seconds]
Tommy Wiseau: What line? What is the line?
Sandy Schklair: I did not hit her. It's not true. It's bullshit. I did not hit her. I did not. Oh, hi Mark.
Tommy Wiseau: Okay. [Wiseau returns to the rooftop exit]
Tommy Wiseau: What line? What is the line?
Sandy Schklair: I did not hit her. It's not true. It's bullshit. I did not hit her. I did not. Oh, hi Mark.
Tommy Wiseau: Okay. [Wiseau returns to the rooftop exit]
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Greg Sestero: You are a fucking villain, you fucking Frankenstein-looking motherfucker!
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[from trailer] Sandy Schklair: Action! [Wiseau enters the scene. He pauses, forgetting his lines again]
Tommy Wiseau: What is line?
Tommy Wiseau: What is line?
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Tommy Wiseau: Los Angeles, everybody want to be star. All the pretty boys. They're lining up for the big shot.
Greg Sestero: Just uh, just have to get lucky, I guess.
Tommy Wiseau: No. No. It's not luck, Greg. Greg, you have to be the best. You have to be the best you can be. And never give up.
Greg Sestero: Just uh, just have to get lucky, I guess.
Tommy Wiseau: No. No. It's not luck, Greg. Greg, you have to be the best. You have to be the best you can be. And never give up.
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[as Johnny kills himself in The Room] Dan Janjigian: Do it!
Juliette ,
Robyn Paris: Do it! Do it!
The Whole Audience: Do it! Do it! Do it! Do it!
Juliette ,
Robyn Paris: Do it! Do it!
The Whole Audience: Do it! Do it! Do it! Do it!
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Greg Sestero: I wish we could just make our own movie.
Tommy Wiseau: That great idea.
Tommy Wiseau: That great idea.
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[Tommy orders Juliette off the set for make-up after seeing a pimple on her shoulder] Greg Sestero: W-what are you doing? Why are you acting like this?
Tommy Wiseau: I make American movie. She needs to look sexy. Beautiful! [Greg grabs Tommy off the set]
Greg Sestero: Come here. Fuck, man.
Tommy Wiseau: I know I'm hard on her.
Greg Sestero: Yeah, you're hard, but it's not just that. What's going on with you?
Tommy Wiseau: Stanley Kubrick, he nice to actors? Alfred Hitchcock? Let me tell you something, Greg. He do this movie, Birds.
Greg Sestero: Yeah, I'm aware of The Birds.
Tommy Wiseau: On this movie, he terrify actors. He locked them in room, he throw, he throw birds at them. Real birds! Nasty stuff. The actors, they crack every day. But this movie win every award. Is Mr. Hitchcock bad man? No. He great director!
Greg Sestero: Yeah, but he was an asshole, and I bet he didn't direct with his fucking dick out.
Tommy Wiseau: Oh, really? Well, maybe we check the record, okay? And you know, for your information, where director come from, dictator. Rest my case.
Greg Sestero: You can't treat them like this! it's not right!
Tommy Wiseau: I treat them how I treat them! If anyone needs to be upset here, it's me, quite frankly.
Greg Sestero: Wait - why?
Tommy Wiseau: I give them job, I give them salary. I already spent five million dollars on this movie, Greg.
Greg Sestero: My God, are you kidding me? Five million dollars...?
Tommy Wiseau: And they are not grateful! Nobody respect my vision! I know what they say, Greg. I hear them. Nobody trust me. Not even you, Greg!
Greg Sestero: That's... what are you...
Tommy Wiseau: Oh, see? You don't even trust me! [Tommy proceeds to walk back
Tommy Wiseau: I make American movie. She needs to look sexy. Beautiful! [Greg grabs Tommy off the set]
Greg Sestero: Come here. Fuck, man.
Tommy Wiseau: I know I'm hard on her.
Greg Sestero: Yeah, you're hard, but it's not just that. What's going on with you?
Tommy Wiseau: Stanley Kubrick, he nice to actors? Alfred Hitchcock? Let me tell you something, Greg. He do this movie, Birds.
Greg Sestero: Yeah, I'm aware of The Birds.
Tommy Wiseau: On this movie, he terrify actors. He locked them in room, he throw, he throw birds at them. Real birds! Nasty stuff. The actors, they crack every day. But this movie win every award. Is Mr. Hitchcock bad man? No. He great director!
Greg Sestero: Yeah, but he was an asshole, and I bet he didn't direct with his fucking dick out.
Tommy Wiseau: Oh, really? Well, maybe we check the record, okay? And you know, for your information, where director come from, dictator. Rest my case.
Greg Sestero: You can't treat them like this! it's not right!
Tommy Wiseau: I treat them how I treat them! If anyone needs to be upset here, it's me, quite frankly.
Greg Sestero: Wait - why?
Tommy Wiseau: I give them job, I give them salary. I already spent five million dollars on this movie, Greg.
Greg Sestero: My God, are you kidding me? Five million dollars...?
Tommy Wiseau: And they are not grateful! Nobody respect my vision! I know what they say, Greg. I hear them. Nobody trust me. Not even you, Greg!
Greg Sestero: That's... what are you...
Tommy Wiseau: Oh, see? You don't even trust me! [Tommy proceeds to walk back
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[as Claudette in The Room] Carolyn Minnott: I got the results of the test back. I definitely have breast cancer.
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Greg Sestero: [to Carolyn, after she fainted on the set]Can I ask you something?Why do you do it? You've got a husband, grand-kids. You live fifty miles out of town. And you're waking up at 5, driving all this way, for what?
Carolyn Minnott: We're actors, Greg. For you, me, people like us, even the worst day on a movie set is better than the best day doing anything else.
Carolyn Minnott: We're actors, Greg. For you, me, people like us, even the worst day on a movie set is better than the best day doing anything else.
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Justin Hammer: Come here, Tommy. Just because you want it doesn't mean it can happen. Okay? It's one in a million, even if you have Brando's talent. It's not going to happen for you, okay? But now you have to go.
Tommy Wiseau: [upset]But, maybe I... maybe.
Justin Hammer: I'm not saying maybe, I'm saying not in a million years!
Tommy Wiseau: But after that?
Justin Hammer: And *not* after!
Tommy Wiseau: [upset]But, maybe I... maybe.
Justin Hammer: I'm not saying maybe, I'm saying not in a million years!
Tommy Wiseau: But after that?
Justin Hammer: And *not* after!
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Greg Sestero: You're really gonna make this thing?
Tommy Wiseau: No, Greg. We are going to do it. Together.
Tommy Wiseau: No, Greg. We are going to do it. Together.
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Greg Sestero: We are doing this.
Tommy Wiseau: Tomorrow, this will all be yours, Greg.
Greg Sestero: Ah! We will own you, L.A.!
Tommy Wiseau: Watch out, here we come!
Greg Sestero: You will know our names!
Tommy Wiseau: Tomorrow, this will all be yours, Greg.
Greg Sestero: Ah! We will own you, L.A.!
Tommy Wiseau: Watch out, here we come!
Greg Sestero: You will know our names!
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Philip: [to Greg]Can we ask you something? What's this movie about?
Robyn Paris: I have a theory - it's autobiographical. Someone in his life was a Denny, a kid brother, someone he looked out for. Someone else was a Mark, the better-looking friend he was always jealous of. I'm sure there was a Michelle somewhere, and a Mike.
Juliette: So who was Lisa? Someone who broke his heart, stabbed him the back and ruined his life?
Robyn Paris: Pretty obvious to me - that's the universe.
Robyn Paris: I have a theory - it's autobiographical. Someone in his life was a Denny, a kid brother, someone he looked out for. Someone else was a Mark, the better-looking friend he was always jealous of. I'm sure there was a Michelle somewhere, and a Mike.
Juliette: So who was Lisa? Someone who broke his heart, stabbed him the back and ruined his life?
Robyn Paris: Pretty obvious to me - that's the universe.
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Henry: [Post-Credits scene]Hey, how are you doing?
Tommy Wiseau: Fine. Yeah, I'm fine. Why you ask?
Henry: Why are you standing against a wall?
Tommy Wiseau: Look, I just a guy leaning on a wall! No big deal!
Henry: Why you so lonely? Tell me.
Tommy Wiseau: What? I'm just standing here alone. Don't mean I'm lonely.
Henry: You need help, I see it.
Tommy Wiseau: It's not pity party, it's just party.
Henry: You go with me?
Tommy Wiseau: Go where?
Henry: To my house.
Tommy Wiseau: [pause]I'm not going anywhere with you.
Henry: You think you have long hair, you own the world? Is that the idea, huh?
Tommy Wiseau: I stop you. I stop you right there. What is this accent? It sound familiar. You from New Orleans?
Henry: Yeah, so what?
Tommy Wiseau: What part?
Henry: Chalmett.
Tommy Wiseau: I love New Orleans.
Henry: You know where Chalmett?
Tommy Wiseau: Yeah.
Henry: Okay, cool. You want a drink or something?
Tommy Wiseau: No. I'm not thirsty either. I just want to stand here.
Henry: What's your name? Tommy, right?
Tommy Wiseau: Yeah. My name's Tommy, with a capital 'Go away'.
Henry: It's okay! Have a nice one. Okay?
Tommy Wiseau: Okay.
Henry: Okay, bye. [leaves]
Tommy Wiseau: [confused]'Kay...
Henry: [sighs]People are very strange these days! Oh, hi Betty.
Tommy Wiseau: My god... Who are these friends Greg has?
Tommy Wiseau: Fine. Yeah, I'm fine. Why you ask?
Henry: Why are you standing against a wall?
Tommy Wiseau: Look, I just a guy leaning on a wall! No big deal!
Henry: Why you so lonely? Tell me.
Tommy Wiseau: What? I'm just standing here alone. Don't mean I'm lonely.
Henry: You need help, I see it.
Tommy Wiseau: It's not pity party, it's just party.
Henry: You go with me?
Tommy Wiseau: Go where?
Henry: To my house.
Tommy Wiseau: [pause]I'm not going anywhere with you.
Henry: You think you have long hair, you own the world? Is that the idea, huh?
Tommy Wiseau: I stop you. I stop you right there. What is this accent? It sound familiar. You from New Orleans?
Henry: Yeah, so what?
Tommy Wiseau: What part?
Henry: Chalmett.
Tommy Wiseau: I love New Orleans.
Henry: You know where Chalmett?
Tommy Wiseau: Yeah.
Henry: Okay, cool. You want a drink or something?
Tommy Wiseau: No. I'm not thirsty either. I just want to stand here.
Henry: What's your name? Tommy, right?
Tommy Wiseau: Yeah. My name's Tommy, with a capital 'Go away'.
Henry: It's okay! Have a nice one. Okay?
Tommy Wiseau: Okay.
Henry: Okay, bye. [leaves]
Tommy Wiseau: [confused]'Kay...
Henry: [sighs]People are very strange these days! Oh, hi Betty.
Tommy Wiseau: My god... Who are these friends Greg has?
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Greg Sestero: Tommy, that felt fucking amazing, man!
Tommy Wiseau: There you go, now you're acting, Greg.
Tommy Wiseau: There you go, now you're acting, Greg.
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[Tommy walks out of the screening of The Room, disappointed that people are laughing at his movie. Greg follows him] Greg Sestero: Hey, Tommy.
Tommy Wiseau: They hate it.
Greg Sestero: No, no, they're, they're just laughing.
Tommy Wiseau: They're laughing. Laughing at me. Maybe it's true, you know. Maybe everybody right. Maybe, maybe I just big joke, ha, ha.
Greg Sestero: No, Tommy...
Tommy Wiseau: I try to open my heart, show them my soul, and they just hate me. Even you hate me, Greg.
Greg Sestero: Hey, hey, hey. Listen to me, all right? All right, that thing out there, that's your movie. You made that. All right, like you said, you did that all by yourself. You know how special that is? [Tommy groans]
Greg Sestero: Hey, it's fucking incredible. How many people can say they have done something like that?
Tommy Wiseau: I don't know, one thousand?
Greg Sestero: All right, and yeah. Maybe it didn't turn out exactly as you hoped, but just listen for a second.
Tommy Wiseau: Sound like they're laughing.
Greg Sestero: All right, come here. [Tommy and Greg return to the theatre, to see the audience still laughing. We see the scene where Johnny kills himself on screen]
Greg Sestero: Look how much fun they're having. They fucking love it, man! How often do you think Hitchcock got a response like this?
Tommy Wiseau: Never.
Tommy Wiseau: [after Johnny throws the television on screen]Greg, why you help me?
Greg Sestero: 'Cause we're friends.
Tommy Wiseau: They hate it.
Greg Sestero: No, no, they're, they're just laughing.
Tommy Wiseau: They're laughing. Laughing at me. Maybe it's true, you know. Maybe everybody right. Maybe, maybe I just big joke, ha, ha.
Greg Sestero: No, Tommy...
Tommy Wiseau: I try to open my heart, show them my soul, and they just hate me. Even you hate me, Greg.
Greg Sestero: Hey, hey, hey. Listen to me, all right? All right, that thing out there, that's your movie. You made that. All right, like you said, you did that all by yourself. You know how special that is? [Tommy groans]
Greg Sestero: Hey, it's fucking incredible. How many people can say they have done something like that?
Tommy Wiseau: I don't know, one thousand?
Greg Sestero: All right, and yeah. Maybe it didn't turn out exactly as you hoped, but just listen for a second.
Tommy Wiseau: Sound like they're laughing.
Greg Sestero: All right, come here. [Tommy and Greg return to the theatre, to see the audience still laughing. We see the scene where Johnny kills himself on screen]
Greg Sestero: Look how much fun they're having. They fucking love it, man! How often do you think Hitchcock got a response like this?
Tommy Wiseau: Never.
Tommy Wiseau: [after Johnny throws the television on screen]Greg, why you help me?
Greg Sestero: 'Cause we're friends.
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Amber: What do you do if it turns out really bad? Like... Like, if it turns out terrible. Would you, can you... take it off your IMDb?
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Sandy Schklair: [Watching the flower shop scene]Who doesn't recognize that guy?
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