The Greatest Showman

P.T. Barnum: This is a wishing machine. You tell it your wishes... and it keeps them safe until they come true. Even if you forget them, they're always there.

Bennett: Tell me, Mr. Barnum, does it bother you that everything you're selling is fake?
P.T. Barnum: Do these smiles seem fake? It doesn't matter where they come from. The joy is real.
Bennett: So, you are a philanthropist?
P.T. Barnum: Well, hyperbole isn't the worst crime. Men suffer more from imagining too little than too much.

P.T. Barnum: Mr. Bennett, when was the last time you smiled or had a good laugh? Like a real laugh? A theater critic who can't find joy in the theater. Now who's a fraud?

P.T. Barnum: Play?... You pay good money to watch people stand around and talk for two hours, and they call me a con man.

Carlyle: Sir, it looks like you have yourself a junior partner.
P.T. Barnum: What I have is an overcompensated apprentice.

Jenny Lind: It's hard to understand wealth and privilege when you're born into it.

Charity: You don't need everyone to love you, Phin. Just a few good people.

Bennett: Mind you, I wouldn't call it art.
P.T. Barnum: Of course not.
Bennett: But... putting folks of all kinds on stage with you... all colors... shapes, sizes... presenting them as equals... Why, another critic might have even called it... "a celebration of humanity."
P.T. Barnum: I would've liked that...

P.T. Barnum: If only the bank would take joy as collateral...

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