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This Means War (film)
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This Means War is a 2012 romantic comedy spy film about two top CIA agents and best friends who accidentally fall for the same woman and use their spy skills to sabotage each other.
Directed by McG. Written by Timothy Dowling and Simon Kinberg.
Dialogue
Katie: So, what brings you to Hong Kong? Business or pleasure?
FDR Foster: Pleasure.
Tuck: Business.
FDR Foster: A little of both.
Katie: What kind of business?
FDR Foster: I am a cruise ship captain of a very large vessel. My small friend here is a kick-ass travel agent.
Katie: Permission to come aboard, captain?
Lauren: Ugh! It was the most humiliating moment ever.
Trish: Well, because you have to come up with, like, better excuses. You should've been, "I have a fiancé too. But he's getting a penile reduction this afternoon because his penis is so big every time it lands like a poltergeist."
Trish: Don't choose the better guy. Choose the guy that's gonna make you the better girl.
FDR Foster: I missed you.
Tuck: I know. I've missed you too.
FDR Foster: I love you, man.
Tuck: Love you, too.
FDR Foster: We're back.
Lauren: Oh, my God. I'm Yoko.
Cast
Chris Pine as Franklin "FDR" Foster
Tom Hardy as Tuck Hansen
Reese Witherspoon as Lauren Scott
Warren Christie as Steve
Til Schweiger as Karl Heinrich
Chelsea Handler as Trish
John Paul Ruttan as Joe
Abigail Spencer as Katie
Angela Bassett as Collins
Rosemary Harris as Nana Foster
Jenny Slate as Emily
Michael Papajohn as German Goon
Rebel Wilson as actress playing Tuck's sister (extended)
David Koechner as actor playing Tuck's father (extended)
External links
Category:2012 English-language films
Category:2012 American films
Category:Action films
Category:Romantic comedy films
Category:Spy films
Category:Films about the Central Intelligence Agency
Category:Films set in Los Angeles
Category:Films set in Hong Kong
Category:Films directed by McG