Best Quotes From 'The Fall Guy'

Who Says It: Colt Seavers

When a stuntman admits something is too dangerous, it's definitely way Too dangerous. Colt is chased into a corner, finding a metal platform. He must jump to the next platform. Hyping himself up does not defy gravity. Colt knows from experience he will not survive; he chooses the stairs.

Who Says It: Jody Moreno

Love makes people do crazy things. Colt, a wild stuntman, does nearly anything for the woman he wants. When Jody asks him to do the impossible to save her film, she asks how far he will go for love. The events after this statement show he will do much for love.

Who Says It: Jody Moreno

Colt answers Jody's question the right way: “Doesn't everyone?” Yes, Colt. Polling music lovers would likely surprise and humble show how many people sit in cars and cry to Taylor Swift. Stuntmen are like everyone else.

Who Says It: Colt Seavers

Colt makes a reference about which movies exist in other movie worlds.The Bourne Identity, stating he had to use wild stunt moves he likely never thought he would use in real life. This shows Colt is outside his comfort zone. He has confidence in his work, but it changes when his life is on the line.

Who Says It: Colt Seavers

Stuntmen usually like adrenaline. Falling, crashing cars, being thrown through walls—stuntmen enjoy it all. Doing these things without a coordinator or first aid on set is a different matter. When Colt yells, “They're trying to kill me. And not in a fun way,” we know he feels a very different type of adrenaline rush.

Who Says It: Colt Seavers

Ryan Gosling shows his comedic timing by going back and forth with an officer across the pond Colt cannot understand. The officer's thick accent confuses things, making Colt look less smart. He is at a crime scene, not an ice cream shop. Stuntmen jobs do not require using context clues.

Who Says It: Colt Seavers

Most show business workers are not the toughest. Stuntmen are the exception. They want the behind-the-scenes glory and a real love for the craft. Colt clearly did not plan to get involved in anything other than working and getting paid. But because he is romantic, he risks his life even though he is “just a stunt guy.”

Who Says It: Jody Moreno

Workplace romances are not for the weak. This is true in The Fall Guy.The Fall Guy. Jody Moreno needs her first film to go smoothly, but Colt Seaver's presence makes it hard. Like many workplace links, the two just proceed and deal with any results later. She tries to set some limits. “I'm the director. You're the stunt guy. We need to keep it super profesh.” Jody delivered it smoothly.

Who Says It: Colt Seavers

After Colt Seavers is found by his former flame and MetalstormJody Moreno, the director, sees Colt Seaver as the stuntman on her set after he ghosted her for a year. She dislikes his presence. The two talk awkwardly about how he landed on the production. Colt praises her big sun hat, which filmmakers on set like.

Jody: "Everyone wears them. It's like a set thing."

Colt: "Yeah, I see it. They are not making it look as good as you are. And I'm just saying the facts."

At least he tried.

Who Says It: Colt Seavers

During the film's climax, Colt Seaver hangs off a gyro-stabilized U-crane camera during a helicopter chase scene. Colt proves he remains charming while racing for the evidence that clears his name and keeps Jody's film on track for release.MetalstormOn track for release, Colt flirts with Jody, using a line from when they were a couple. This moment melts Jody's heart, showing Colt still thinks of her even when his life is in danger.

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Who Says It: Colt Seavers, Jody watches hours of tapes but focuses on a video of a stuntman: Colt Seaver, shirtless, looking rugged and unshaven. The view is not bad. As the camera zooms on Colt's pec muscles, Jody asks, “How many takes do you have of that?” They have five.

Who Says It: Colt Seavers

Colt Seaver faces a bad situation. Kidnapped and framed for murder, the stuntman gets beaten, tied up, and put in danger by thugs who need him dead for their plan. As they start talking, Colt stops them, warning them they are close to becoming a movie cliché. This quote and moment show one way The Fall Guy handles things.

Who Says It: Colt Seaver

Colt Seaver faces a bad situation. Kidnapped and framed for murder, the stuntman gets beaten, tied up, and put in danger by villains who need him dead for their plan. As they start talking, Colt stops them, warning them they are near becoming a movie cliché. This quote and moment is one way The Fall GuyThis quote gets its humor from being super meta.

Who Says It: Colt Seavers

During a fast car chase, Colt comforts an adorable dog tangled in the action. Colt keeps the pup safe in the passenger seat and promises to buy him a drink after everything ends.The Fall GuyThe Fall Guy illustrates Colt's integrity by showing the dog drinking from a hand-poured bottle of crisp water; this proves he has a kind heart and keeps his promises.