Nicholas Garrigan: If you're afraid of dying it shows you have a life worth living.
Nigel Stone: You know what they're calling you? Amin's white monkey.
[Drunk at a party wth Kay]
Nicholas Garrigan: I'm fucking doomed! You know he's got go-go dancers after me?
Joy: Nicky!
Nicholas Garrigan: Oh, Shit! Hide me!
Kay Amin: Shhhh! Who is that?
Nicholas Garrigan: It's the go-go dancer.
Kay Amin: You must find a way to get out.
Nigel Stone: Should you find the need to clarify your status regarding the details of that relationship, we would of course welcome any clarification you might feel the need to share with us.
Nicholas Garrigan: Is there some special school where you people learn to talk that bollocks?
Idi Amin: I am the fadder of this nation, Nicholas, and you have most grossly offended your father!
Nicholas Garrigan: You're a child. That's what makes you so fuckin' scary.
Nicholas Garrigan: This is Africa. You meet violence with violence. Anything else, and you're dead.
Title Card: Amin died in exile in Saudi Arabia on the 16th of August 2003. Nobody knows if that was the date he had dreamed about.
Idi Amin: What you need, is to have some fun.
[last lines]
Idi Amin: Because many of the people who, uh, broke relations with Israel, they are not only Muslims, they are also Christians. This particular certain point is very important...
[interrupted by minister]
Nicholas Garrigan: [to Kay] Oh, fuck it.
Nicholas Garrigan: Almost all aberrations of nature are possible.
Nicholas Garrigan: Can't you see that she is in pain? Would somebody do something about this cow?
[while having sex with a Ugandan girl he met on the bus]
Nicholas Garrigan: I'M A MEDICAL OFFICER OVERSEAS!
[first lines]
Nicholas Garrigan: Come on! Are youse ready?
Idi Amin: You see, Jonah? This is the sort of man a president needs around him. Someone who is not afraid to speak his mind.
Nigel Stone: Dr. Garrigan. Daydreaming?
Nicholas Garrigan: Well, looking at you, Stone, I certainly hope so.
Kay Amin: [about her husband] He cannot trust anybody anymore.
