One Foot in Hell (1960) |
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| Director(s) | James B. Clark |
| Producer(s) | Sydney Boehm |
| Top Genres | Western |
Featured Cast of One Foot in Hell See More »
Alan Ladd
(as Mitch Garrett)
Don Murray
(as Dan Keats)
Dan O'Herlihy
(as Sir Harry Ivers)
Larry Gates
(as Doc Seltzer)
John Alexander
(as Sam Giller, Storekeepe...)
Stanley Adams
(as Pete, Pickpocket Victi...)
Edmund Cobb
(as Ed, Saloon Waiter)
I. Stanford Jolley
(as Man Demanding Search)
One Foot in Hell Overview:
One Foot in Hell (1960) was a Western - Film directed by James B. Clark and produced by Sydney Boehm.
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One Foot in Hell Quotes:
Dan:
My folks worked their lives tryin' to make somethin' out of a lot of worn-out dirt that nobody else would spit on.
[Mitch points his pistol at Sheriff Olson]
Sheriff Olson: Mitch, don't. You're crazy! You don't-you don't know what you're doing!
Mitch: Ellie screamed. Why don't you scream?
Sheriff Olson: Mitch, don't. You're crazy! You don't-you don't know what you're doing!
Mitch: Ellie screamed. Why don't you scream?
Mitch:
Well, everything's set on his end. Now we tie up the other end.
Dan: Where's that?
Mitch: The border - Royce City.
Dan: That hellhole? There's nothing there but lice!
Mitch: That's what we're looking for, isn't it - human lice?
Dan: Present company not excepted?
Dan: Where's that?
Mitch: The border - Royce City.
Dan: That hellhole? There's nothing there but lice!
Mitch: That's what we're looking for, isn't it - human lice?
Dan: Present company not excepted?
Dan:
How are you going to live now? How are you going to live without anybody to hate?
Mitch: I got a hundred thousand dollars. I don't need anybody.
Mitch: I got a hundred thousand dollars. I don't need anybody.
[discussing the man Mitch, unknown to the rancher, murdered]
Rancher: Sorry, Mitch. I know how you felt about Ole.
Mitch: No, I don't think so. No one will ever know that.
See More Quotes from One Foot in HellRancher: Sorry, Mitch. I know how you felt about Ole.
Mitch: No, I don't think so. No one will ever know that.