Sabrina: I want freedom and power. Prudence: He will never give you that. The Dark Lord. The thought of you, of any of us, having both terrifies him. Sabrina: Why is that? Prudence: He’s a man, isn’t he?
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Lee Toland Krieger
Lee Toland Krieger (born January 24, 1983) is an American film director and screenwriter best known for the films The Vicious Kind (2008), Celeste and Jesse Forever (2012) and The Age of Adaline (2015). 2Early life Krieger was born and raised in Los Angeles. He became "hooked" on filmmaking at the age of 13 when his neighbor, film producer Steve Perry, brought him to the set of the 1996 film Executive Decision. Krieger later interned for Perry during high school, and in college he worked for Neil LaBute and his producing partner Gail Mutrux. He graduated from the University of Southern California's School of Cinema and Television in 2005. 2Career Krieger founded a production company, Autumn Entertainment, in 2004, under which his first project was December Ends, a feature film shot on a US$75,000 budget. The film premiered at the 2006 Method Fest, two years after it was shot, where it won the festival's Best Picture award. In 2009, Krieger wrote and directed The Vicious Kind, which premiered at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival and earned him numerous accolades including the Emerging Filmmaker Award at the Denver Film Festival and an Independent Spirit Award nomination for Best Screenplay. He was later asked by producer Jennifer Todd to direct Celeste and Jesse Forever, based on a script written by Rashida Jones and Will McCormack, which would also premiere at the Sundance Film Festival in 2012. After the success of Celeste and Jesse Forever, he received offers to direct similar scripts, but turned them down in lieu of writing his own material for future project
Sabrina: Someone is suing me? Aunt Hilda: The Dark Lord.
Witch law is the complete opposite. Guilty until proven innocent.
Give it here. I'll make it quick. Hilda can fashion it into a purse.
Witch law is the complete opposite. Guilty until proven innocent.
Now it makes sense, all your strong arming trying to get me to sign. You were just trying to cover up the fact that you had already pawned me off to the Dark Lord like a used car.
I’m not proud of it but I was arrested for trying to blow up the Vatican.
Prudence: Careful, Nicky, or she’ll cocktease you the way she did the Dark Lord. Nick: Why do you have to be such a bitch all the time, Pru? Prudence: I don’t know, Nicky. Why do you have to be such a warlock slut all the time?
Susie: The Fly is about body dysmorphia. Harvey: Isn’t it about a guy who turns into a giant fly?
I’m not proud of it but I was arrested for trying to blow up the Vatican.
Ambrose: Can I help you? Madam Satan: I’m looking for someone. Not you.
Oh, I haven't been this drunk, you know, since Queen Victoria's coronation. I woke up on the banks of the Thames.
I’m not an abomination, Sabrina. And I won’t be one.
Cases of actual demonic possession are extremely rare, despite what the False God and his propaganda machine would have you believe.
How do you feel about wearing a costume while you’re working here?
Nick: You're a rebel, Spellman. That's how I like my witches. Sabrina: Nicholas, to be clear, I have a boyfriend. Nick: Yes, but you also have two natures. You go to two schools. Why not date two guys? I'm down with sharing.
I refuse to put the safety of my niece in the hands of a spinster schoolmarm and a British batwit.
Sabrina: Could you draw me a map? Harvey: A map? To what? This isn't The Goonies.
Who's talking about witches? Give me their names and I'll make sure they stop talking about anything. Permanently. It's just terrible when teenagers slip into comas, isn't it?
Sabrina: My father deceived me. Aunt Zelda deceived me. Now my teacher? Ambrose: All right then. Get me a bit of her hair and I'll make all her teeth fall out.