The Love of Her Life (2008)

Actors

• Cameron Bancroft (actor)
• Tyrone Benskin (actor)
• Anthony D'Ambrosio (actor)
• Paul Finnigan (actor)
• Alex House (actor)
• Claude Huard (actor)
• Sylvain Landry (actor)
• Jon McLaren (actor)
• Jason Provencal (actor)
• Christie Watson (actor)
• Claire Brosseau (actress)
• Caitie Campo (actress)
• Marya Delver (actress)
• Tonya Dodds (actress)
• Nick Baillie (actor)

Genres

• Crime
• Drama
• Mystery
• Thriller

Shortland Street (1992)

Actors

• Joshua Adams (actor)
• Hori Ahipene (actor)
• Toby Alexander (actor)
• Sean Allan (actor)
• Geoff Allen (actor)
• Dustin Archer (actor)
• Eddie Au (actor)
• Millen Baird (actor)
• Timothy Balme (actor)
• John Barker (actor)
• Paul Barrett (actor)
• Shane Bartle (actor)
• Timothy Bartlett (actor)
• Daniel Batten (actor)
• Timothy James Adam (actor)

Genres

• Drama

Quotes:

Burton, Carrie: You're not in Guatemala now, Dr. Ropata

Rachel McKenna: I'm gonna end up with nothing, which is precisely what I deserve.::Jenny Harrison: Come one Rachel, there's got to be a bright side to all of this.::Rachel McKenna: Where?::Jenny Harrison: What about all you've learnt from running your own business?::Rachel McKenna: How to screw it up, you mean.::Rachel McKenna: Thanks. I shall now go home and ponder my future.::Jenny Harrison: Do you want a job at the clinic? While you're thinking about things?::Rachel McKenna: My brain surgery's a little rusty.::Jenny Harrison: As P.A. for me and David.::Rachel McKenna: Thanks but I can't really see myself in a crumpling suit kissing butt in an utterly poorly-paid and meaningless form of wage slavery.

The Cruel Sea (1953)

Actors

• Stanley Baker (actor)
• Arthur Bentley (actor)
• Andrew Cruickshank (actor)
• George Curzon (actor)
• Meredith Edwards (actor)
• Denholm Elliott (actor)
• Walter Fitzgerald (actor)
• Harold Goodwin (actor)
• Fred Griffiths (actor)
• Laurence Hardy (actor)
• Dafydd Havard (actor)
• Jack Hawkins (actor)
• Gerard Heinz (actor)
• Glyn Houston (actor)
• Warwick Ashton (actor)

Genres

• Drama
• War

Taglines:

Monsarrat's brilliant best seller comes surging to life

Quotes:

Lt. Cmdr. Ericson: [as Narrator] For us the Battle of the Atlantic was becoming a private war. If you were in it, you knew all about it. You knew how to keep watch on filthy nights, and how to go without sleep, how to bury the dead, and how to die without wasting anyone's time.

Tallow: If anyone else makes a noise, I'll have his guts for a necktie.

Capt. Ericson: Steady as she goes, Number One.

Lockhart: Sir, reports from HQ say that there are five U-boats in this area.::Capt. Ericson: Five? It was good of them to tell us!::Lockhart: [Later that evening] Now they say there are nine U-boats operating around this area.::Capt. Ericson: Nine? Good grief, we must be very popular this evening!

Bennett: Snorkers! Good-oh!

Capt. Ericson: [opening lines as narrator] This is a story of the Battle of the Atlantic, the story of the ocean, two ships, and a handful of men. The men are the heroes; the heoines the ships. The only villain is the sea, the cruel sea that man has made more cruel.

Lockhart: [at the mess table] Getting rattled, John?::Morell: Well, whatever we do, these damn U-boats seem to get through the screen every time. We lost almost half our convoy and an escort and are almost two days from Gibralter.::[he gags with disgust;]::Morell: It's an odd thing to think if nothing else happens, this is probably the worst convoy in the history of sea warfare.::Lockhart: [trying to be comforting] Something to tell your grandchildren.::Morell: Yes, indeed, in fact, if you can guarantee I will have grandchildren, I shall recover my spirits immediately.::Baker: But how can he guarantee you'll have grandchildren?::Morell: [angrily] Well, if they're as stupid as you are, I hope I don't have any!::Baker: [taken aback at the outburst] Oh, I say...::Baker: [he eats without further response]

Lockhart: [after a battle] Are you all right?::Capt. Ericson: No, I don't mind telling you I'm not!

Capt. Ericson: [after choosing a battle strategy that has cost lives] I had to do it!::Lockhart: Anyway, it's all in the report.::Capt. Ericson: It was my fault!::Lockhart: I... I identified it as a submarine. If anyone murdered those men, I did.::Capt. Ericson: No one murdered them - it's the war, the whole bloody war! We've just got to do these things and say our prayers at the end.

Watts: [repairing the engine] Come to see the fun, sir? It won't be long now.::Morell: Fine, chief, but the captain's a little worried about the noise. Could you do anything to... tone it down a bit?::Watts: Pretty well finished now, sir. We're just flabbin' up the nuts. Could you hear the hammerin' up top?::Morell: Hear it? There were U-boats popping up from miles around complaining about the racket.

Brown, Scott Filmography

• Beyond Gravity
  2000, role: actor , character name: Katie's Brother

Brown, Scott Filmography

• Perception
  2013, role: actor , character name: E.R. Doctor #1
• A Muslim Christmas
  2013, role: actor , character name: The Antagonist
• The Quickie
  2012, role: producer
• A Midsummer Nightmare: The Betrayal
  2012, role: actor , character name: Calvin
• Fly
  2012, role: miscellaneous crew
• The Quickie
  2012, role: writer
• The Quickie
  2012, role: producer
• The Quickie
  2012, role: director
• The Chosen
  2010, role: producer
• The Chosen
  2010, role: actor , character name: Jason
• Little Boba
  2009, role: writer
• Chasing the Green
  2009, role: actor , character name: Bar Patron Playing Pool
• Little Boba
  2009, role: actor , character name: Little Boba's Dad
• Little Boba
  2009, role: producer
• P.J.: Behind the Camera
  2009, role: writer
• Behind the Green
  2009, role: director
• Little Boba
  2009, role: director
• P.J.: Behind the Camera
  2009, role: director
• P.J.: Behind the Camera
  2009, role: editor
• Chasing the Green
  2009, role: miscellaneous crew
• P.J.
  2008, role: miscellaneous crew
• Shakespeare's Dead
  2006, role: actor
• Shakespeare's Dead
  2006, role: writer
• Shakespeare's Dead
  2006, role: director
• Shakespeare's Dead
  2006, role: producer
• The Intermission Man
  2004, role: producer
• The Intermission Man
  2004, role: director

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