Margin Call

Mary Rogers: "Sam, you don't live here any more. Are you alright? You don't look so good."
Sam Rogers: "Yeah, it's been a rough day all the way around."
Mary Rogers: "I know, Sammie called."
Sam Rogers: "Is he alright?"
Mary Rogers: "They got hammered, but they got out alive."
Sam Rogers: "Oh, good."
Mary Rogers: "Well I'm going go back inside and go back to bed. The alarm is on, so don't try to break in. Take care of yourself."

"Sometimes in an acute situation such as this, often, what is right can take on multiple interpretations."

Sam Rogers: "How old are you?"
Jared Cohen: "43."
Sam Rogers: "Jesus."
Jared Cohen: "This is bizarre. It's like a... dream."
Sam Rogers: "Oh, I don't know. Seems like we actually may have just woken up."

"Look at these people. Wandering around with absolutely no idea what's about to happen."

"I run risk management... it just doesn't seem like a natural place to start cutting."

John Tuld: "You're one of the luckiest guys in the world, Sam. You could been digging ditches all these years."
Sam Rogers: "That's true. And if I had, at least there'd be some holes in the ground to show for it."

Seth Bregman: "Who is that guy?"
Will Emerson: "Sam's boss."
Seth Bregman: "He looks like he's fifteen years old."
Will Emerson: "He's forty."
Seth Bregman: "Yeah, how does that happen?"
Will Emerson: "Oh, it happens all the time. Except to me."

Sam Rogers: "You are panicking."
John Tuld: "If you're first out the door, that's not called panicking."