Exit Through the Gift Shop

Banksy:
Most artists take years to develop their style, Thierry seemed to miss out on all those bits.

Banksy:
There's no one like Thierry, even though his art looks like everyone else's.

Banksy:
Warhol repeated iconic images until they became meaningless, but there was still something iconic about them. Thierry really makes them meaningless.

Banksy:
I used to encourage everyone I knew to make art; I don't do that so much anymore.

Thierry Guetta:
I don't know how to play chess, but to me, life is like a game of chess.

Banksy:
Yeah, I was faced with that terrible thing, when somebody shows you their work and everything about it is sh*t... so... you don't really know where to start.

Thierry Guetta:
That's why I call myself Mr. Brainwash. It's because everything that I do... somewhere... it brainwash your face!

Banksy:
Uhmmm... You know... it was at that point that I realized that maybe Thierry wasn't actually a film maker, and he was maybe just someone with mental problems who happened to have a camera.

Lazarides, Steve:
I think the joke is on... I don't know who the joke's on - really. I don't even know if there is a joke.

Thierry Guetta:
[talking about meeting Banksy for the first time] It was magic that this person let me film, you know? I felt like I had the piece that will finish the puzzle. It was like getting something in the daylight that... what you see in the nightlight. He was even more than I expected; he was, like, just incredible; he was cool, he was... he was human, he was... he was... he was... he is, you know, he's really like a... what he represents, you know? He's really like a... I think he's really like a... I really liked him!

[at the Disneyland ticket office]

Thierry Guetta:
Is Mickey Mouse gonna be there today?