Under Fire

[first lines]

Russell Price:
Can I get a ride?

[last lines]

Claire:
Do you think we fell in love with too much?

Russell Price:
I'd do it again.

Claire:
You're going to love this war...

Russell Price:
Hmmm.

Claire:
Good guys, bad guys and cheap shrimp.

Claire:
Did you dream about Miss Panama last night?

Russell Price:
No, I dreamed about you.

Claire:
Have a good time?

Russell Price:
Yeah, and you did too!

Oates:
How d'ya like Nicaragua?

Russell Price:
It's beautiful.

Oates:
Yeah, it's a shitload of Greasers though, you know.

Russell Price:
Pardon my French, but who's f***ing side are you on?

Marcel Jazy:
I work for everyone.

Russell Price:
That's a great job!

Russell Price:
[In Spanish] Do you know who controls this area?

Sandinista with radio:
[In Spanish] Who knows?

Claire:
You chose the wrong side.

Marcel Jazy:
In twenty years we shall know who's right.

Marcel Jazy:
I like you people, but you are sentimental shits! You fall in love with the poets; the poets fall in love with the Marxists; the Marxists fall in love with themselves. The country falls in love with the rhetoric, and in the end we are stuck with tyrants.

Woman in refugee camp:
[looking at picture of dead Alex Grazier on TV] Did you know the man who was killed?

Claire:
[she nods 'yes']

Woman in refugee camp:
Fifty thousand Nicaraguans have died and now a Yankee. Perhaps now America will be outraged at what has happened here.

Claire:
Perhaps they will.

Woman in refugee camp:
Maybe we should have killed an American journalist fifty years ago.

Russell Price:
[At the rebels victory parade] What the hell are you doin' here?

Oates:
It's a free country. I mean... it's free now anyway.

Oates:
[Drinking from a cup] Nica libre - rum and coke and no ice. You want some?

Oates:
[Price ignores him and Oates looks mildly concerned] You weren't gonna turn me in, are you?

Oates:
[Price walks away without a word and Oates smiles and shouts] See ya in Thailand!

Hub Kittle:
Alex, there's fascist and there's fascist. Let's not use words like that, OK?

Hub Kittle:
[speaking about Somoza] The man has a point of view too, right?

Hub Kittle:
Listen, Russell. Let's grow up, huh? It's easy to fall in love with the underdog. But there's an upside and a downside to this thing.