Ah, yes, Blankes, welcome aboard, so to speak.
Police Academy (1984)
LASSARD
A screenplay character in Police Academy (1984).
- lines
- 25
- words
- 486
- scenes
- 11
- dialogue
- 6.8%
- avg words / line
- 19
- shortest / longest
- 2 / 80
source review flagged 2 dialogue lines
Sample dialogue
... And so this will be your first experience in a patrol car ... out on the streets. This is not a classroom simulation. You will be engaged in the actual work of a law enforcement officer ... Now this is a hot sUJIIIIler night. All hell could break loose on a night like this, so listen to your partners. They are expe::-ienced officers. Out on the street they are the only family you've got, so to speak. Good luck.
scene 107 — EXT. GRINDER - DAYGood. That is all.
scene 20 — INT. ADMINISTRATION BUILDICLG - NIGHTThese ntuubnuts are going to make us look bad.
scene 147 — EXT. BUSWe went out on a limb for you, but this is the goddamn straw that broke the goddamn camel's back, as it were. Here are your resignation papers. Fill them out and drop them off when you leave. I want you gone by 0-700, mister.
scene 139 — INT. LASSARD'S OFFICE - DAYI have in my hand an award for meritorious conduct -- the first time, to my knowledge, that it has ever been awarded to a cadet. A man who sav~d many lives as a result of his courage ... Officer Carey Mahoney.
scene 158 — EXT. ACADEMY TRACK
Bookends
I have in my hand an award for meritorious conduct -- the first time, to my knowledge, that it has ever been awarded to a cadet. A man who sav~d many lives as a result of his courage ... Officer Carey Mahoney.