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 Rory Calhoun QuotationMovie Title: Apache Uprising (1966) as Jim Walker: Capt. Gannon : Walker, were you ever in the Army? Jim Walker : I rode with Hood. Capt. Gannon : I had you figured for a Reb. Jim Walker : But that's all behind us, Captain. I fight no wars for a lost cause. Bill Gibson : Kind of close back there. That little sidewinder was about to draw down on you. Jim Walker : Oh, he was just looking to carve another notch in his gun. Jim Walker : Do you know what the word 'Apache' means? It means enemy. A twenty-four hours a day enemy. An enemy that's anything that walks on two legs. Jim Walker : As mean as they come. Bill Gibson : Yeah. I've seen them take a man and cut his feet an make him walk on cactus. And that is merely before they begin to torture him. Jim Walker : I had a partner once who got caught by some of Victorio's Mescaleros. They staked him out on an ant hill, slit his eyelidss and then let nature take it's course. Jim Walker : Little man...big mouth. Toby Jack Saunders : Big man...big gun. Now, do you want to see how big? Movie Title: Domino Kid (1957) as Domino: Domino : That clock right? Cantina owner: Si, senor. Domino : Time I'm on my way. Cantina owner: You cannot go outside in the street now. It is dangerous! Domino : Why? Cantina owner: There is to be a gunfight between an Americano named Strangas and the man they call "Domino". Domino : How do you know? Cantina owner: The man in the telegraph station is my brother-in-law. This Domino sent the telegram that Strangas meet him in the street here at 8:00 in the morning. You might get hurt, senor. Domino : So I might. [After killing Strangas in a gunfight, Domino tosses the cantina owner a gold coin.] Domino : Bury him. Cantina owner: He is dead? Domino : Should be. Cantina owner: Senor Domino, why'd you kill that man. Domino : Ask him. Movie Title: Dawn at Socorro (1954) as Brett Wade: Station Agent: Who's coming after you? Brett Wade : My past. Every dark, miserable day of it. Brett Wade : Well, this is an honor. Probably the first time a corpse has ever been asked to deliver his own funeral oration. I expected to be carried out of Lordsburg, but here I stand on my way to Colorado filled with wind instead of lead. I couldn't include most of you in my will, but I do leave you all the unmined silver in these hills, all the unspilled whiskey, all the unkissed ladies and all the unfilled straights and flushes. I want to apologize for leaving the party. For me, there never has been, and never will be, another like it. And finally, I want to apologize to all of those of you who hoped to gain the distinction of being the man or woman to shoot and kill the notorious Brett Wade. Jimmy Rapp : No apologies necessary, Wade. I'm here to oblige you. Brett Wade : All right, what is it? Doc Jameson : You know why you've been coughing so much lately? You never gave that wound time to heal properly. It's inflaming your lung. Brett Wade : Is that a medical opinion or fact? Doc Jameson : Oh, the way you go at it with whiskey, women and poker! It's a sucker's game! Brett Wade : I always thought the game would end with one well-placed bullet. Doc Jameson : Well, it still might... there are plenty of shooting days until Christmas. Brett Wade : Allow me to introduce myself. Rannah Hayes : I know who you are. Brett Wade : By reputation? Rannah Hayes : No, by your notoriety. Brett Wade : I was just listing my friends. Sheriff Cauthen : What about your enemies? Brett Wade : All my friends are my enemies. I hate 'em because I have to leave 'em. Sheriff Cauthen : Yeah, that's the part I like best. You leaving. Brett Wade : What's your destination, Miss Hayes? Rannah Hayes : Socorro. Brett Wade : What's your destiny? Marriage? Rannah Hayes : Yes. Brett Wade : It's not the answer I was hoping for. Rannah Hayes : Don't you believe in marriage? Brett Wade : I once had many beliefs. One of them was marriage. Brett Wade : Look, Mr. Braden, I don't like the place you run in Socorro. Your cards are marked, your dice are loaded and your whiskey is watered. Movie Title: Angel (1984) as Kit Carson: Kit Carson : Gawd Almighty! Movie Title: Motel Hell (1980) as Vincent Smith / Farmer Vincent: Farmer Vincent : Meat's meat, and a man's gotta eat Vincent Smith : I'm the biggest hypocrite of them all. My meats... I used preservatives. [Vincent uses human flesh to spice up his meat] Vincent Smith : It takes all kinds of critters to make Farmer Vincent's fritters. Farmer Vincent : There's too many people in the world and not enough food. Now this takes care of both problems at the same time. Vincent Smith : Sometimes I wonder about the karmic implications of these actions Movie Title: Pure Country (1992) as Ernest Tucker: Ernest Tucker : The funny thing about that little white speck on the top of chicken shit. That little white speck is chicken shit too. |
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