Eating Out: Drama Camp (2011)

Drew Droege: Dick Dickey

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• Dick Dickey : You didn't think you were gonna get by with nothing but talent and moxie, did you?

• Dick Dickey : No one ever gave ME a handout. Hm. Paid my dues tracking down deadbeat cancer survivors with unpaid medical bills. Sold my hair, my blood, my semen - anything to scrape together enough money to build Dick Dickie's Drama Camp.

• Dick Dickey : "You will never be an actor." Yeah, that's what they said to me and Donnie Kindle. It was career day at first grade. They said, "Be a fireman, or a policeman - something more realistic and meaningful." Well, Donnie Kindle listened to their advice; he gave up on his dream and he became a cop. Last month I went to his memorial service after he got shot in the face! Now, not everyone here is going to become a star, or open his own drama camp, but I will tell you this: If you give up on your dreams, even if you don't end up with a face full of metal, you may as well be dead!

• Dick Dickey : I don't like sycophants.

  Genevieve : I'm just a serious actress.

  Dick Dickey : I'll be the judge of that.

• Dick Dickey : Penny! Someone crapped in the urinal! Take care of it!

  Penny : Right away! Duty calls. Get it? "Duty." How do I come up with these things?

• Dick Dickey : Now, as much as I abhor sex, there's nothing I enjoy more than the tender caress of a kissing scene. As an actor you must be prepared to make out with anyone or anything at any given moment. It's a secret I learned in Hollywood on the Internet. Ah! Can I get a volunteer?

  Genevieve : I'll kiss you, Dick.

• Dick Dickey : [over loudspeakers]  Today's forecast: Sunny with 100% chance of drama. Competition's near, so remember - second place just means you're the best at losing.

• Dick Dickey : [following a "spontaneous" musical number]  Well, that felt totally rehearsed.

• Dick Dickey : Shakespeare did not have cum shots.

• Conor : Has it really been seven years since you had sex?

  Dick Dickey : Seven and a half.

  Conor : Mm, I'm seven and a half. Solved.