The Falcon and the Snowman

Christopher Boyce:
I know a thing or two about predatory behavior, and what once was a legitimate intelligence agency is now being used on weaker governments.

[explaining why he didn't express his unhappiness with the CIA in a more acceptable manner]

Christopher Boyce:
It wouldn't have made a difference. I freely chose my response to this absurd world. If given the opportunity, I would have been more vigorous.

[Alex, a KGB agent, informs Christopher and Dalton that they are not patriots, but paid traitors]

Alex:
The moment you accepted money, you became professionals. It's just beginning.

[on the Russians]

Christopher Boyce:
They're just as paranoid and dangerous as we are. I don't know why I ever thought any differently.

[to his politically conservative father, while watching the Watergate hearings]

Christopher Boyce:
Can't you admit that just once, I was right about something?

[explaining how he met fellow traitor Daulton Lee]

Christopher Boyce:
We were altar boys together.

Daulton Lee:
Let me ask you now. These, these clothing. Would this be considered formal clothing for your country? Is this the average garb?

Nigerian diplomat:
It's, er, garbage.

Daulton Lee:
How many guys do you know who's best friend is also their priest?