Toy Soldiers is a 1991 film about a group of trouble-making boys who were sent by their high class parents to a boarding school. One day their boarding school is taken over by terrorists and the boys decide to resist them.

Directed by Daniel Petrie Jr.. Novel written by William P. Kennedy. Screenplay written by Daniel Petrie Jr. and David Koepp.

Misfits. Underachievers. Rebels. The boys of The Regis School have been kicked out of the best prep schools in America. Terrorists just took over the campus. Now years of bad behavior are about to pay off.

Albert Trotta

[After the terrorists take over a boarding school, they accidentally kill a mob boss' son, and incidentally the terrorists' leader demands his father be released from jail in exchange for the other hostage school kids]

• They say what happened to my boy was an accident. Well, they will learn about accidents.

[Next scene, the deal is ruined as the terrorist's father "accidentally" gets his throat slashed just before being released from jail]

Dialogue

Luis Cali: What does your father do, William?

William "Billy" Tepper: He's a contractor.

Luis Cali: According to this he owns the third largest construction company in the world.

William "Billy" Tepper: Yeah, he's a contractor.

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Jonathan "Snuffy" Bradberry: Man, this stuff is great. It's opening up my lungs, it's making me breathe easier.

Ricardo Montoya: Evidently it's making you fart easier, too.

Jonathan "Snuffy" Bradberry: I didn't fart.

Ricardo Montoya: It's the first rule of prep school etiquette. When you're in a basement with no windows, don't fart.

Jonathan "Snuffy" Bradberry: No, the first rule of prep school etiquette is to pretend you're asleep when your roommate's beating off.

Henry "Hank" Giles, III: No, the first rule of prep school etiquette is to wait until your roommate falls asleep before beating off.

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Dean Parker: Do you think you're the first kid to put liquor in mouthwash bottles? It was done in my day. I may have even done it myself.

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William "Billy" Tepper: Come on man, get up. We've gotta strike back or I'm going to look like a douche bag in front of the entire school.

Joseph "Joey" Trotta: You were born looking like a douche bag.

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William "Billy" Tepper: Great, the school gets taken over by terrorists and I'm still on pots and pans.

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Derek 'Yogurt: I'm Derek and he's Ted, and, yes, this is OUR room.

Joseph "Joey" Trotta: Not anymore.

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Frank Ingram, Guard: Dean's waiting for you guys back in your room.

William "Billy" Tepper: Pleasure knowing you.

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William "Billy" Tepper: All right, what now?

Derek 'Yogurt: All right, all right. Very, very carefully take the red chip out of the receiver.

William "Billy" Tepper: There is no red chip.

Derek 'Yogurt: There must be.

William "Billy" Tepper: Well I'm sorry, there isn't. There's a blue chip the same size as the red chip, but there's no red chip.

Derek 'Yogurt: That must be it then.

William "Billy" Tepper: Well is it, or isn't it?

Derek 'Yogurt: I don't know.

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Henry "Hank" Giles III: Mouthwash?

William "Billy" Tepper: Yes, mouthwash... but maybe not.

Henry "Hank" Giles III: What's the deal, Billy? Are you trying to tell me my breath stinks?

William "Billy" Tepper: I wasn't saying your breath stinks. Why do you take everything so personally? Damn, Hank.

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William "Billy" Tepper: Gentlemen, here's to Mr. Donohugue.

Joseph "Joey" Trotta: Yes, to Phil. May he get laid while on the outside.

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Henry "Hank" Giles, III: This had better not be mouthwash.

William "Billy" Tepper: Trust me.

Henry "Hank" Giles, III: [after drinking] Trust me... Asshole, this is mouthwash.

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Jennifer: Oh, tell me what you look like.

William "Billy" Tepper: Uh, well... I've got blonde hair, and um, I wear an earring in my left ear, I'm about 5'9", 150 pounds... did I mention I'm black?

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William "Billy" Tepper: If you're going to kick me out, kick me out. Don't make me look like a nark to my friends.

Dean Parker: If we expelled you that would make four prep schools in four years. Are you trying for the Guinness Book of Records?

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Dean Parker: I'm not going to expel you. Three schools have done that and it's obviously done nothing for your character... I'm going to do much worse. I am going to keep you here until you graduate. It'll probably take years at this rate.

William "Billy" Tepper: I might wear you out before then.

Dean Parker: Oh don't you worry about wearing me out. I'm going to wear you out.

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Headmaster: Try not to laugh.

Dean Parker: I'm trying.

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Luis Cali: Do you speak Spanish?

Ricardo Montoya: No, not really.

Luis Cali: [in Spanish] Put a bullet in him.

Ricardo Montoya: No, wait.

Luis Cali: Wait? What? You don't speak Spanish.

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Henry "Hank" Giles, III: Well, we managed to stay together anyways.

Ricardo Montoya: Yeah, that's my ambition in life - to die with you guys.

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Joseph "Joey" Trotta: We can't just sit by and let these bastards fuck with our lives.

Henry "Hank" Giles, III: Do we have a choice?

Joseph "Joey" Trotta: Yes.

Jonathan "Snuffy" Bradberry: Um, guys? Can we change the subject? I'd like to go to bed without wetting my pants.

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Ricardo Montoya: You can't smoke in the dorms.

Jonathan "Snuffy" Bradberry: What are they going to do? Kick me out?

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Joey: There's one of them at the end of the hall.

Billy: Yeah?

Joey: So we make some noise and we get him in here and then we jump him.

Billy: Then what?

Joey: Billy. He's got a fucking machine gun. With a fucking machine gun we can shred these fuckers.

Jonathan: You know, this machine gun stuff must run in Mafia families.

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William "Billy" Tepper: What kind of stuff do they have?

Student: What do you mean? What stuff?

William "Billy" Tepper: Guns, grenades, that kind of stuff.

Student: Man, they've got tons of it, all kinds. A big machine gun... Wait a minute. I'm not going to get in trouble for this, am I?

William "Billy" Tepper: Don't be a wuss.

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Derek 'Yogurt': Of course, the reverse is also true.

Joseph "Joey" Trotta: What the hell do you mean the reverse is also true?

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Jonathan "Snuffy" Bradberry: Oh yeah, that's wonderful. Now all we have to do is get Cali out of the Headmaster's Office which he hardly ever leaves, sneak past the guard, switch the chips without setting off them bombs, and then get out without being seen.

William "Billy" Tepper: That's right. That's it exactly.

Jonathan "Snuffy" Bradberry: I was attempting to be sarcastic.

William "Billy" Tepper: Well you shouldn't have been. You should have been writing it down.

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William "Billy" Tepper: They're going to shoot five kids if I don't go back.

Military Officer: They're going to shoot you if you do go back.

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Luis Cali: You really have no sense of discipline, do you?

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Dean Parker: They're going to hunt you down, you know that, don't you? They'll eventually find you and then they will kill you.

Luis Cali: You Americans always say that, but you never actually do it.

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William "Billy" Tepper: Jeez-Louise, Yogurt, you sound like we're trying to defuse a bomb or something.

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[after saving the school]

William "Billy" Tepper: Does this mean I'm off pots and pans?

Dean Parker: Oh no, you're not getting off that easy.

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Luis Cali: What? Not proud of your father?

Joseph "Joey" Trotta: No.

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Luis Cali: We're letting you go.

Joseph "Joey" Trotta: Why?

Luis Cali: Because we respect your father.

Joseph "Joey" Trotta: Fuck my father and fuck you too. I'm not going anywhere without my friends.

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Headmaster: Now this object I'm holding here is call... well some of you may have seen one before, it's called a book. You may have seen one on television.

Cast

• Sean Astin — William "Billy" Tepper
• Andrew Divoff — Luis Cali
• Jerry Orbach — Albert Trotta (uncredited)