Good quotes

Rating: 10/10 (5 September 2019)

'It takes courage to change people's hearts.' - Oleg (Green Book)
'You never win with violence. You only win when you maintain your dignity.' - Don Shirley (Green Book)
'The world's full of lonely people afraid to make the first move.' - Tony Lip (Green Book).
And i liked these part of conversations after Don Shirley and Tony leaved police station:
Dr. Don Shirley: You shouldn't have hit him.
Tony Lip: I didn't like the way he was treating you, making you stand out in the rain like that.
Dr. Don Shirley: Please, you hit him because of what he called you. I've had to endure that kind of talk my entire life, you should be able to take it for at least one night.
Tony Lip: What, I can't get mad at that stuff that he was saying because I ain't black? Christ, I'm blacker than you.
Dr. Don Shirley: Excuse me?
Tony Lip: You don't know s**t about your own people, what they eat, how they talk, how they live. You don't even know who Little Richard is.
Dr. Don Shirley: Oh, so knowing who Little Richard is makes you blacker than me? Oh, Tony, I wish you could hear yourself sometimes, you wouldn't talk so d**n much.
Tony Lip: Buls**t! I know exactly who I am. I'm the guy who lived in the same neighborhood in the Bronx my entire life, with my mother, my father, my brother, and now my wife and kids. That's it, that's who I am. I'm the as****e who has to hustle every godd**n day to put food out on table. You, Mr. Big Shot, you live on top of a castle traveling around the world doing concerts for rich people. I live on the streets, you sit on a throne. So, yeah, my world is way more blacker than yours!
Dr. Don Shirley: Pull over.
Tony Lip: What?
Dr. Don Shirley: Pull over.
Tony Lip: I ain't pulling over!
Dr. Don Shirley: Stop the car, Tony!
(Tony stops the car and Don gets out and starts walking in the rain)
Tony Lip: What? What are you doing?! Doc? Doc, what the hell are you doing? Doc, get back in the car!
Dr. Don Shirley: Yes, I live in a castle! Tony. Alone! And rich white people pay me to play piano for them, because it makes them feel cultured. But as soon as I step off that stage, I go right back to being just another n****r to them. Because that is their true culture. And I suffer that slight alone, because I'm not accepted by my own people, because I'm not like them either! So if I'm not black enough, and if I'm not white enough, and if I'm not man enough, then tell me Tony, what am ?!