Fierce People (2005)
Anton Yelchin: Finn Earl
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Quotes
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[last lines]
Finn Earl : We are the sum of all of the people that we have ever met. You change the tribe and the tribe changes you.
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[first lines]
Finn Earl : [narrating] There's this tribe in South America called the Ishkanani. That means "Fierce People". They're - they're the meanest people in the world. They'll cut off your thumbs and they'll shit in your hammock just like we say hello.
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Finn Earl : [final statement of the introductory narration] This is my story of my time amongst the Fierce People. During the summer of 1980, in deepest, darkest, New Jersey.
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Liz Earl : This is my son, Finn. And this is Dr. Leffler.
Dr. Leffler : You can call me Dick.
Finn Earl : Nice to meet you, Dr. Dick.
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Finn Earl : There's this really nice big retard in the woods who draws dirty petroglyphs.
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Finn Earl : Mom liked to brag that Ogden C. Osborne, seventh richest man in America, once gave her a $1,000 tip and all he got was a one-hour back rub.
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Finn Earl : What's the chivalrous thing to do when you make out with a girl with her comatose father laying next to you like a big root vegetable? I mean, I knew I should call her. But what do I say? "Hi. I like kissing you. Thanks for letting me touch your boob. Can I do it again?"
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Finn Earl : It's weird how wrong you can get things in your head.
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Finn Earl : I'm tired of being your excuse for screwing up your life.
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Finn Earl : What? You bring me to a place where everyone's rich and you want me to be the maid?
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Finn Earl : Who is this?
[showing a photograph]
Ogden C. Osborne : That's Creamsicle.
Finn Earl : Her name was Creamsicle?
Ogden C. Osborne : No. No, she smelled like a Creamsicle.
Finn Earl : Mr. Osborne, Creamsicle's don't smell.
Ogden C. Osborne : [next scene, Ogden and Finn are sniffing a creamsicle] Smells good, doesn't it?
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Ogden C. Osborne : Have a look at that.
[shows Finn a photograph]
Finn Earl : She's really got a lot of pubic hair.
Ogden C. Osborne : That woman is my mother.
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Finn Earl : Dear dad. You know the thing the Ishkanani say about showing the guy's heart to the village? Well, that's the part that's gonna be a problem for me. I mean, if everybody knows what happened, for the rest of my life it'd be, "Hey, you know Finn Earl, the guy who beat up and dead-horsed by some guy?". And no matter how great things turned out, even if I ended up marrying Maya and I became I famous anthropologist, people would say: "No question, after Finn got it in the ass, he really got his shit together".