Randol Schoenberg: You could buy a new bungalow... buy anything you want.
Maria Altmann: I'd like a new dishwasher.
Randol Schoenberg: It's almost press time, how do I look?
Maria Altmann: Sexy and victorious.
Randol Schoenberg: Oh yeah?
Maria Altmann: How do I look?
Randol Schoenberg: You look sexy - and victorious.
Maria Altmann: I have decided to allow the paintings to remain on display... if you agree to admit they were obtained illegally.
Maria Altmann: We did everything we could and that's what matters. The past is the past and now we must let it go.
Maria Altmann: We didn't come here to eat cake.
Maria Altmann: A week ago you weren't even interested and now you're all over me like a rash. What happened?
Randol Schoenberg: Well, against my better judgment, I think I like you.
Maria Altmann: Restitution-the return of something to its original state... At the very least, we should be reunited with what is rightfully ours.
Woman in Crowd: I would like to return to my original state.
Randol Schoenberg: It's hard to believe Hitler once applied to be an art student here.
Maria Altmann: I wish they'd have accepted him.
Maria Altmann: My sister finally moves in with me. The problem is, she finally decides to do it when she's dead.
Maria Altmann: When people see the famous portrait, they see a masterpiece by one of Austria's finest artist. But, I see a picture of my Aunt. A woman who talked to me about life, while I brushed her hair in her bedroom.
Maria Altmann: Randy, can't you drive a little faster. Look, the chocolate on your donut is melting.
