Column South (1953) |
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| Director(s) | Frederick de Cordova |
| Producer(s) | Ted Richmond |
| Top Genres | Western |
Featured Cast of Column South See More »
Audie Murphy
(as Lt. Jed Sayre)
Robert Sterling
(as Capt. Lee Whitlock)
Ray Collins
(as Brig. Gen. B.N. Stone)
Dennis Weaver
(as Menguito)
Gregg Palmer
(as Lt. Ben Chalmers)
Russell Johnson
(as Cpl. Biddle)
Bob Steele
(as Sgt. 'Mac' McAfee)
James Best
(as Primrose)
Column South Overview:
Column South (1953) was a Western - Film directed by Frederick de Cordova and produced by Ted Richmond.
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Column South Quotes:
Brig. Gen. B.N. Stone:
I was told you were a man of intense loyalty... deeply devoted to the cause.
Capt. Lee Whitlock: The cause? Causes may start wars, but they don't win them!
Capt. Lee Whitlock: The cause? Causes may start wars, but they don't win them!
Lt. Jed Sayre:
Then the peace is strong, Menquito?
Menguito: It will always be strong so long as there are men with strong minds to guard it well.
Menguito: It will always be strong so long as there are men with strong minds to guard it well.
Capt. Lee Whitlock:
The time may come, Lieutenant, when the North and the South are at each other's throat. But as of right now, there's no war being fought. We are all still in the same army.
Lt. Jed Sayre: I'm glad you feel that way, sir.
Capt. Lee Whitlock: That's the way I expect every officer and man in this post to feel. And if they don't feel it, they can act it.
Lt. Jed Sayre: I'm glad you feel that way, sir.
Capt. Lee Whitlock: That's the way I expect every officer and man in this post to feel. And if they don't feel it, they can act it.
Lt. Jed Sayre:
The point is, I don't think Barney was murdered by a Navajo or any other Indian.
Capt. Lee Whitlock: Well, how can you say that? Half the man's head was gone!
Lt. Jed Sayre: You didn't see an arrow sticking in him, did you?
Capt. Lee Whitlock: Proving what?
Lt. Jed Sayre: Proving this: an Indian may scalp a man, but he'll always stick an arrow in the body. It's superstition. It's supposed to pin the spirit to the corpse so it won't go rising up and haunting the guilty Indian or his friends.
Capt. Lee Whitlock: Well, how can you say that? Half the man's head was gone!
Lt. Jed Sayre: You didn't see an arrow sticking in him, did you?
Capt. Lee Whitlock: Proving what?
Lt. Jed Sayre: Proving this: an Indian may scalp a man, but he'll always stick an arrow in the body. It's superstition. It's supposed to pin the spirit to the corpse so it won't go rising up and haunting the guilty Indian or his friends.
Lt. Jed Sayre:
My orders are to move you out.
Menguito: You speak of a place where vultures grow fat from the bodies of those who die without food in winter and without water in summer. This is our home. We will not move.
Lt. Jed Sayre: Here me well, Menquito. If you haven't given the word to your people by the time that cloud passes the sun, I'll open fire!
See More Quotes from Column SouthMenguito: You speak of a place where vultures grow fat from the bodies of those who die without food in winter and without water in summer. This is our home. We will not move.
Lt. Jed Sayre: Here me well, Menquito. If you haven't given the word to your people by the time that cloud passes the sun, I'll open fire!