Cameron Kincaid Quotes in Man in the Chair (2007)

Cameron Kincaid: [He and Flash are discussing cigars] But aren't Cuban cigars illegal in this country?

Flash Madden: I consider it burning their crops!

Cameron Kincaid: So this place was like a clubhouse?

Flash Madden: Yeah, sort of. But it was a tough club to get in to. No above-the-line wankers, that's for sure.

Cameron Kincaid: "Above the line"?

Flash Madden: Ah, producers, directors, writers, actors - *those* creeps.

Taylor Moss: I'm sorry that your life has been so, uh... joyless, so unhappy, so sad.

Flash Madden: So yours is so fulfilled, right? Don't confuse activity with achievement. I've seen those pieces of shit, those celluloid abortions that you call movies.

Taylor Moss: Well, they weren't all stinkers. Even won a couple of "brass dolls."

Cameron Kincaid: Three of them...

Taylor Moss: The picture business has been good to me.

Flash Madden: Ah, cut the bullshit!

Taylor Moss: That "bullshit" is the reason you're here.

Mickey Hopkins: It's not the dialogue, it's the subtext I'm concerned about. The unspoken calendar of tensions, feelings, inner events - THAT'S what matters to me.

Cameron Kincaid: Sounds cool!

Flash Madden: [Taylor Moss wants to make changes to Cameron's film] You stick to your guns, kid. Don't let that prick Moss get you down.

Cameron Kincaid: Yeah, they call it... "creative differences".

Flash Madden: Yeah - you're creative, and he's different.

[Last lines]

Cameron Kincaid: It's not the strength, but the duration of great sentiments that makes great men. Nietzsche got THAT one right.