Jackie

The Journalist: "I'm guessing you won't allow me to write any of that."
Jacqueline Kennedy: "No, because I never said that."

"I'm not the First Lady anymore. I lost Jack somewhere. I was real, that was performance."

Robert Kennedy: "What's wrong with you? You don't have to do this."
Jacqueline Kennedy: "I will watch this, Jack, alone if necessary."

"This is making us look like barbarians."

Jacqueline Kennedy: "There should be more horses, more soldiers."
Jack Valenti: "Why are you doing this, Mrs. Kennedy?"
Jacqueline Kennedy: "There's more crying, more cameras!"

Jacqueline Kennedy: "I have grown accustomed to a great divide between what people believe and what I know to be real."
The Journalist: "And how would you like him remembered?"

"People need their history. They need to know that real men actually lived here."

Jacqueline Kennedy: "People like to believe in fairytales."
The Journalist: "And you?"
Jacqueline Kennedy: "I believe that the characters we read about on the page and that being more real than the man you stand beside is."