Character: Alan Grant

- Kids will love this.
- Who is it?
- These are the same people, just a little.

No wonder you all died...

Oh, I hate to always be right.

- So now only two. Sure the third locked?
Yes. Unless they learned to open doors...

- Mr. Hammond, I'm in a tight studied your idea, and don't approve of this Park.
And I don't approve of.

- Are you married?
- From time to time it happens. My life is a continuous search for the future ex-wife.

- As I said, the book writer Becker says that the dinosaurs died from diseases. <...> His book was a lot fatter than yours.
- Really?
- Expensive, but yours was fully illustrated.

T-Rex doesn't need to be fed. He loves to hunt. People can't suppress the animal instinct, which is 65 million years.

- Tim, what machines are you going to go for a walk?
- Together with you.

- Our scientists have done what others before had only dreamed of.
- Your scientists are so worried about their talents, they didn't stop to think about whether to do it at all.

- We managed to create the amazing living creatures that will soon attract the attention of the world.
- What do you think?
- What we are left unemployed...
- You want to say "unnecessary"?

- You know what. Why don't you both arrange a vacation? I've got a jet standing by at Choteau. There is my plane.
- Sorry, I'm afraid that's impossible. We just dug up a new skeleton.
- I could help you further by fully funding your dig. This is a very unusual opportunity. At least in the next three years you will not have to rack their brains for nothing.
- Well, where's the plane?

Hey, it was the last! [bottle of champagne]
- It's time to share it. I guarantee you that.

- Would you like such a child?
- I don't want this child. But I wouldn't have another baby. Children are the flowers of our life.
Oh, Ellie... They are noisy, dirty and they need to spend a lot of money.
On the contrary, a little.
- They stink.
- Stop talking nonsense!
What? They smell... like babies.