“Your father was dirty. He was as dirty as they come. Nothing big, just penny-ante stuff. You know, free meals. A place to coop. For a while, he was a bag man for a pad in the South Bronx. The normal stuff. He took home $100, $150 a week. That's all. But hell, what a cop.”
Nick Nolte - Mike Brennan

“- Verna McLaughlin: What'd your father do?
- Roy Parmenter: Cop.
- Verna McLaughlin: Good cop or badcop?
- Roy Parmenter: Badcop... Wouldn't kiss ass. Good father.”
Loretta Devine - Verna McLaughlin
Sir Sidney Poitier - Roy Parmenter

“All those things you see in your pajamas, are a long-range forecast for your farmers.”
Donny Osmond - Joseph

“- Doris Mann: You said you have a ranch?
- Jack Faulkner: Yeah, out in Malibu.
- Doris Mann: If all ranchers looked like you, there wouldn't be many crops.”
Shirley MacLaine - Doris Mann
Dennis Quaid - Jack Faulkner

“A real farmer. He spent his childhood in the wheat, and his marriage in the hay.”
Mae West - Marlo Manners