Quotes History Filmography Critic's Opinions Awards Interviews Words of Wisdom Image Gallery Movie Posters Forums Contact Us Home Trick-or-Treat Links			Everwood (2002) (TV) (Treat plays Andrew Brown) Julia: It's like I don't even register on your radar screen. You tell me what I'm supposed to do! Dr. Brown: What do you want from me?! Julia: I just, I don't wanna live like this anymore, Andy. I just can't. Dr. Brown: THEN LEAVE ME, DAMMIT! TAKE THE KIDS AND LEAVE! Julia: I DON'T WANNA LEAVE YOU! YOU KNOW THAT! NOW I JUST WANT YOU TO TALK TO ME, ANDY... [A door slams as Ephram watches through the opening in shock.] Julia: [frustrated] Andy?! Edna: Remind me and my tired feet just why it is you're offering this thankless town free medicine. Dr. Brown: I'm nuts! Dr. Brown: Hey everyone. Andy Brown here. Crazy doctor who works out of the old train station. Ah, just a word if I may about the moral implications of surrogacy. While I know it's tempting to view certain advancements in reproductive technology as threatening, some of these advancements bring us things like ultrasound and amniocentesis, which allow us to improve the health, and even save the lives of the unborn. Technology cuts both ways. That's why it's important for us to evaluate each case individually. Now, are there ethical questions to be raised? Without a doubt. Does Nina strike any of us as the type of person who would make the decision to help bring life into this world without asking herself those questions? I don't think so. And as for not letting us know sooner, if I knew that I was going to suffer a character assassination from my own doctor in front of half of my friends and neighbors, I'd be inclined to keep a few things to myself too. [The crowd claps for him. Dr. Abbott walks off in disgust.] Dr. Andrew Brown: Do me a favor, you know how you normally behave? Ephram: Distant and miserable? Dr. Andrew Brown: Yeah. Do the opposite. Dr. Andrew Brown: You know, when your mother died, a thousand people said a thousand stupid things to me and I just wanted one of them to give me a reason not to die. [To Ephram] Dr. Andrew Brown: You know, you're grandfather thinks I'm only half a person - and if you leave - he'll be right. Dr. Andrew Brown: What is that out front? Ephram: Doe, a deer. A female deer. Andrew Brown: We'll have to pry out her cold, dead, body. Andrew Brown: What am I doing here?? Dr. Andrew Brown: Will someone tell me why, with all the piano teachers in Manhattan, my son has to study in New Jersey? Julia: Because the best one is in Jersey. [Dr. Brown takes a sip from his coffee mug.] Dr. Andrew Brown: I didn't know Jersey had the best of anything. Dr. Andrew Brown: I'm making pancakes. You want some? Ephram: Go to hell! [We hear a door slam shut.] Dr. Andrew Brown: [lowering his voice] That's my boy. Ephram: You said you were crazy. And, uh, news flash! You are. All right, you quit your job and grow this ugly-ass beard. You look like you wear your clothes and you move us to the middle of Nowheres-ville, U.S.A.! And why? For what reason? Because someone told you it was pretty once? And if that's not enough, you talk to Mom like she's still here. Yeah, I've seen you and Delia too. So what do I have to say for myself? What do you have to say for yourself???? Dr. Andrew Brown: I can't believe you think my beard is ugly. Dr. Andrew Brown: You don't know my father in-law. Not only is he one of New York's premier transplant surgeons, he's also the best dad who ever lived. He somehow managed to perform over 150 liver transplants a year, and never miss a single birthday party. Oh, and did I mention? My children worship him. Edna: He also walks on water? Dr. Andrew Brown: Oh, jogs on it. Does push ups on it. One handed push ups. Dr. Brown: I think I've done pretty damn well for my kids under the circumstances. Dr. Hoffman: Pretty well, huh? In this ridiculous town. Where you can live your half a life and get thanked for it because your medicine is free? Where you can pretend to be the new Andy because you can cook dinner? You're squandering your gift and I'm not gonna let you sink Ephram with you. You lose this round. Dr. Brown: We both lost that day! I haven't thought about you for one minute since she died. Those kids are all I've got left in the world and there's no way in hell, anybody's gonna take them away from me!!! Dr. Brown: (to Ephram) You're the only one who can tell me everything's gonna be OK and I believe it. I don't know why you're that person for me and I don't know why we don't treat each other better, but at least now you know. I wish I could be the same for you. Instead, you're miserable here which is my fault and if you go back to New York that'll probably change. You'll probably be happier. I meant that. But I don't care. I want you to stay. I need you to stay. Not just for Delia, but for me. You know your grandfather thinks I'm only half a person. And if you leave, he'll be right. Dr. Andrew Brown (to Ephram after Ephram accuses him on cheating of his late wife): "Don't you ever say anything like that ever again or I will not be responsible for what happens to you." The following quotes are from an article from TV Guide magazine about Everwood: Treat Williams (when talking about a deer featured in an episode of the show): Bambi can't act. Bambi had major attitude. Treat Williams: This is the kind of work I've aspired to my whole career. For the first time in a while, I must be honest, I really genuinely look forward to coming to work every day. Treat Williams (when asked about his beard): (moans) I can't shave it until April. But the minute we wrap the last shot, it's gone! Deep End of the Ocean (1999) (Treat plays Pat Cappadora) Beth Cappadora: You self-righteous son of a bitch! Pat Cappadora: I'm not self-righteous, I'm RIGHT! Kids don't just vanish up in smoke, kids don't just get lost, PEOPLE LOSE THEM! [audio] Pat Cappardora: Everyone gather around and say 'meatballs'! Deep Rising (1998) (Treat plays Finnegan) Finnegan: Do you know how many uncharted islands there are out here? Pantucci: Uh, two? Finnegan: Don't go very far. T. Ray: I didn't know you cared. Finnegan: I care about the gun. [Just before something bad happens; repeated] Finnegan: Now what? The Phantom (1996) (Treat plays Xander Drax) Drax: My name is Xander Drax. Kabai Sengh: Who? Drax: X-A-N-D-E-R D-R-A-X, Xander Drax, begins and ends with the letter X. Xander Drax: History is about to be made and you're all a part of it. Not an equal part, of course, but an important part nonetheless. Mulholland Falls (1996) (Treat plays Fitzgerald) Hoover: We go where the case takes us. Fitzgerald: Not if it takes you here you don't. The Late Shift (1996) (Treat plays Michael Ovitz) Michael Ovitz: Peter, I know Dave's circumstances, and so I know why you're here. Dave is a star of such compelling stature that frankly it makes me personally angry he finds himself disabused. We pride ourselves here at CAA in developing a carrer plan for our clients that protects them as much as it enriches them. David has such incredibly high professional standards that his going disturbingly unrewarded, that just doesn't make any sense, it's simply bad business practice. Obviously, we have an interest in establishing a business relationship with you Dave, and you Peter. Frankly, we have worked out a career plan for David, and it includes securing for Dave what he wants, EVERYTHING. Of course that means an 11:30 television show. Dave will be offered an 11:30 show, and he will be offered it by every network. Geometry of the deal will be far larger, the studios will be in, the syndicators, the full range of the entertainment industry. We shall frame a deal that will make you one of the giants. And if you give us the privilege of working with you, CAA will take care of everything your talents deserve, and our spirit desires. Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead (1995) (Treat plays Critical Bill) Critical Bill: Your reputation FAR exceeds your skills. [Critical Bill is using a corpse as a punching bag] Franchise: Critical Bill, man, what the f___ are you doing? Critical Bill: Working out, it's not bothering him much. Critical Bill Dooley: I'm Godzilla and you're Japan! Dead Heat (1988) (Treat plays Roger Mortis) Randi James: Hey, you're hurt! Roger Mortis: Lady, I'm f___in' dead. Flashpoint (1984) (Treat plays Ernie) Ernie: Like my Daddy always said, "If you can't get out of it, get into it." Logan: I thought your daddy used to say, "If you can't fix it, f___ it." Ernie: He said that, too. Dempsey (1983) (Treat plays Jack Dempsey) [After Dempsey loses a fight.] Estelle Taylor: What happened? Jack Dempsey: Honey, I forgot to duck. Prince of the City (1981) (Treat plays Danie Ciello) Internal Affairs Agent: Are you threatening me? Daniel Ciello: Absolutely. The Eagle Has Landed (1976) (Treat plays Captain Clark) Captain Clark: Colonel, there's no such thing as "death with honor". Just death. Colonel Kurt Steiner: I have no intention of dying now. But if I'm going to, allow me to choose where and how.