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Movie-Sounds.org › Sci-Fi Movie Quotes › Brazil (1985)

Your face. Are you hurt?

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5 seconds sound clip from the Brazil (1985) TV Series.

You can hear this line at 01:50:26 in the Blu-ray version of the episode.

Quote context

[...]

- Oh, God. Oh, Jesus! Oh!

- Shit! (2)

- We're all in it together, kid.

(Sam Laughing) (2)

- Jill. Jill! Jill. Oh, God. Are you all right? What happened to you after...

- Your face. Are you hurt?

- Um, no, I-I'm fine. It's... Well, I've been worried sick about you.

- Who was that?

- That's a friend of mine. He...

- Oh, God. Holy shit. We'd better get out of here quick. Come on. Quietly.

- Look out. Here. Take this. Looks big.

[...]

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Memorable quotes with sound clips from the movie Brazil (1985).

Actors: Jonathan Pryce (Sam Lowry), Robert De Niro (Harry Tuttle), Katherine Helmond (Mrs Ida Lowry), Ian Holm (Mr Kurtzman), Bob Hoskins (Spoor), Michael Palin (Jack Lint)

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