Bernie Mac Quotes

I ain't scared of you motherfuckers!

Whatever success I've had, I always like to top it.

Bernie Mac was the sweetest and kindest.

When you see people in terms of race or religion, that’s when the trouble starts. I don’t understand why people work so hard at pointing out our differences; we should be celebrating the things we have in common.

I don’t need a church. I carry my church with me at all times, inside my own self.

Jealousy and envy are just like anger,” she said. “The most hurt you’re doing is to yourself.

Pride of the Yankees invented the visual grammar of the baseball film, discovering and employing editing techniques to turn a movie star with little baseball experience into a reasonable facsimile of one of the most talented players of all time. In later years, these techniques were used to make actors as disparate as John Cusack (Eight Men Out), Rosie O’Donnell (A League of Their Own), and Bernie Mac (Mr. 3000) look like they’re zinging line drives all over the field.

Thinking on it now, on this business of parenting, there’s one thing about the job that strikes me as the ultimate irony, and it’s this: Being a parent is really about working yourself out of a job. That’s right. You’re taking this little creature, this creature you love more than you can even begin to describe, and you’re preparing her to go out into the world—preparing her to leave you. That’s heartbreaking, friend, but that is your job. So do it, and do it right.

What, other forces down south?’ Sometimes, with Wee Bernie, it was difficult to tell if he was being obtuse, or genuinely thick.