Serendipity (2001), written by Marc Klein TEMP: I'm not even sure that I can give you this information! JONATHAN: Yes, you can, oh why can't you? TEMP: Because I'm just a temp, okay? I don't know the rules! DEAN: A couple months out of college, you're already acting like you're part of the establishment. TEMP: No, no, no... What about privacy law, huh? JONATHAN: Forget about privacy laws. You know what privacy laws do? TEMP: No. JONATHAN: They protect millionaires. You know who those millionaires are? TEMP: Who? JONATHAN: Tell him who they are. Tell him. DEAN: Kids your age. Pimple-face college dropouts who have made unhealthy sums of money forming Internet companies that create no concrete products, provide no viable services and still manage to generate profits for all of its lazy, day-trading son-of-a-bitch shareholders. Meanwhile, as a tortured member of the disenfranchised proletariat, you find some altruistic need to protect these digital plantation owners? JONATHAN: Wow. Come on. Dialogue on dialogue: When gentle persuasion doesn't work, Dean rants at the temp in an effort to convince him. It works. I think it's the passion of the delivery more than the big words. Clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1yUEsnv07Y

Nebraska (2013), written by Bob Nelson AUNT BETTY: Now, Kate, you know we used to help you and Woody out when he was drinking up everything he earned. KATE: You know as well as I do it was the other way around. You were always having him work on your cars for free, getting free gas -- COUSIN RANDY: Aunt Kate, we’re not asking for much. Just a token. KATE: I kept records. The money you gave him didn’t come close to what you owed. He couldn’t say no to anybody, and it ruined him. AUNT BETTY: I think you’re having a senior moment here, Kate. Where do you think all that money come from when you got a bee in your bonnet to move to Billings and open a salon? KATE: From my folks when they croaked, that’s where! I can’t believe the nerve of you people. Usually a person has to die before the vultures start circling. COUSIN RANDY: Calm down, Aunt Katie. We didn’t mean nothin’ by it. We was just doing you a courtesy before we talk to Woody direct. KATE: Don’t you dare think about asking that poor man for money. BART: He ain’t poor. He’s rich. KATE: Even if he was, he wouldn’t give you a blessed penny. I’d put my foot down. COLE: Maybe it ain’t up to you, Aunt Kate. KATE: That’s enough! You listen real good! You can all just…(leaning in)...go fuck yourselves! Dialogue on dialogue: Most everything Kate says in this movie could be called a rant, but what I especially like about this scene is that she finally uses her wrath to protect her husband instead of unleashing it against him. It’s also great to hear this little old lady tell everyone to eff off. Part of the scene is shown at the end of this clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlKeCZw7jTU Dialogue pulled from the screenplay.

Thanks, Melinda! Look for these the next couple of days!