'H2o' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:

...Identity Crisis. (2013)

Actors Larvell Hood (producer), Larvell Hood (editor), Larvell Hood (actor), Larvell Hood (director), Larvell Hood (writer), Erika L. Holmes (actress), Colleen Foy (actress), Giovanni Watson (actor), Cain John Coyco (actor), April Hood (producer), Jamaal Wilson (actor), Laura Harrington (actor),

The River Why (2010)

Quotes:

[first lines]::Gus: The surface of the Earth is 30% land and 70% water. A new born baby is composed of 70% water and 30% everything else. I guess this means that life and water are inseparable. A human child at birth under goes a ritual almost identical to that inflicted upon the trout at death. The fish is whacked on the head, thus putting it out of its misery. The infant is whacked on the behind, thus initiating the end to its misery.

Gus: When most kids were making college plans, I didn't bother. I figured the only institution my grades would get me in was the Oregon State Penn.

H2O: Augustine, you call yourself a fisherman?::Gus: I call myself Gus.

Gus: What can you say after you've spontaneously cremated your parent's prize fish in the fireplace? The only thing that came to my mind was, goodbye.

Gus: There's just nothing like the feel of a trout dancing through the river, making your pole pulse like a heart in your hands. It does to your hands what dreams of eternity do to your heart. And yet, I killed the trout. It's strange to kill your dad's partner, but that's what did. I did it because the world is strange. Because the world does not allow you to make up your own rules based on how you would wish things to be. Because this is a world where no matter who you are, your happiness, your survival, is based on sacrifice. Sweet bleeding sacrifice.

Gus: There's one thing you can say about nature: if you make one lousy rule to describe it, it will contradict you, even if it has to bust its ass to do so. And so what? If anybody ever discovered the real laws of nature, nature would rear back and strike him dead before he pass on the news.

Titus: [about his dog] Descartes' immediate goal is humanity, as surely as ours is divinity.

Eddy: Can I ask you a question? What are you doing here?::Gus: It's my cabin, shouldn't I be asking you that?::Eddy: No, not here here, I mean, *here*. Here. Alone.::Gus: Fishing. What are you doing here?::Eddy: Here here?::Gus: Here here.::Eddy: [with stare down] Fishing.

[last lines]::Gus: People often don't know what they're talking about. But when they talk about love, they really don't know what they're talking about. The one sure thing you can say about love is that there isn't much you can say about it. Not that you shouldn't try, you can make analogies. Love is like a lot of things. One thing it's like is a trout stream. Try to capture a trout stream with a dam and you get a lake. Try to catch it in a bucket and you get a bucket of water. Put some under a microscope and you get a close-up look at some writhing micro cooties. But a trout stream is only a trout stream when it's flowing between its own banks. At its own pace. In its own sweet way.

Titus: Why can't a duffer like me catch a fish? Isn't the answer obvious? Isn't it because at my present level of skill the fish would have to be so damned dumb and utterly unelusive as to not be worth catching? And how much more elusive should a thing as wondrous as a soul be? Fishermen should be the easiest of men to convince to search for their souls, because fishing is nothing but the pursuit of the elusive. How can you be so patient in searching for fish, and so hasty to write-off your soul because you can't see it?

Actors Greg Bernstein (miscellaneous crew), Kathleen Quinlan (actress), William Hurt (actor), Austin Wintory (composer), William Devane (actor), Rod Blackhurst (miscellaneous crew), Matthew Leutwyler (producer), Matthew Leutwyler (director), Matthew Leutwyler (editor), Brett Cranford (producer), Brett Cranford (miscellaneous crew), Miranda Bailey (producer), Lauren Henry (miscellaneous crew), Taylor Saxon (miscellaneous crew), Amber Heard (actress),

Downtown: A Street Tale (2004)

Taglines:

In a world of darkness and pain, hope and courage are the only way out.

Actors Adrian Martinez (actor), Daniel Sollinger (producer), Geneviève Bujold (actress), Robert O. Ragland (composer), Kirk Shaw (producer), John Savage (actor), Burt Young (actor), Chad Allen (actor), Enzo Zelocchi (producer), Michael Wright (actor), Joey Dedio (writer), Joey Dedio (producer), Joey Dedio (actor), Eric Chase (editor), Rafal Zielinski (director),

H2O Filmography

• Shooting Vegetarians 2005, role: actor, character name: Band Play in Full Screen
• The Zen of Screaming 2005, role: actor, character name: Themselves Play in Full Screen
• Sick of It All: The Story So Far 2001, role: actor, character name: Himself Play in Full Screen
• Inkslingers 1999, role: composer, Play in Full Screen
• Release 1998, role: actor, character name: Themselves Play in Full Screen

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  Episode : Water World
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  Episode : The Secret Life of Water