Kansas Pacific (1953) |
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| Director(s) | Ray Nazarro |
| Producer(s) | Walter Wanger |
| Top Genres | Action, Romance, Western |
| Top Topics | Civil War |
Featured Cast of Kansas Pacific See More »
Sterling Hayden
(as Capt. John Nelson)
Barton MacLane
(as Cal Bruce)
Douglas Fowley
(as Max Janus)
Irving Bacon
(as Telegrapher Casey)
Myron Healey
(as Morey)
Clayton Moore
(as Henchman Stone)
Frank Hagney
(as Railroad Workman)
I. Stanford Jolley
(as Railroad Workman Recru...)
Kansas Pacific Overview:
Kansas Pacific (1953) was a Romance - Western Film directed by Ray Nazarro and produced by Walter Wanger.
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Kansas Pacific Quotes:
Smokestack:
It looks like we're already in the war everybody keeps talking about.
Capt. John Nelson: No, this is worse than war. In a war, at least you know who you're fighting.
Capt. John Nelson: No, this is worse than war. In a war, at least you know who you're fighting.
Barbara Bruce:
[resignedly] You're staying.
Cal Bruce: I guess old Smokestack's right this time. We've handled these diploma boys before, you know. He'll learn soon enough to stay out of our way.
Barbara Bruce: Well... alright. But you've got to promise me one thing. If this man turns out to be impossible, we're leaving. I'm not go to let anyone push you around.
Cal Bruce: Have you ever seen anyone push me around... except you and your mother?
Cal Bruce: I guess old Smokestack's right this time. We've handled these diploma boys before, you know. He'll learn soon enough to stay out of our way.
Barbara Bruce: Well... alright. But you've got to promise me one thing. If this man turns out to be impossible, we're leaving. I'm not go to let anyone push you around.
Cal Bruce: Have you ever seen anyone push me around... except you and your mother?
Barbara Bruce:
What's the sense in worrying about something that might not happen?
Cal Bruce: Well, if we worry enough maybe it won't happen.
See More Quotes from Kansas PacificCal Bruce: Well, if we worry enough maybe it won't happen.