The Rare Breed (1966) |
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| Director(s) | Andrew V. McLaglen |
| Producer(s) | William Alland |
| Top Genres | Action, Drama, Family, Romance, Western |
Featured Cast of The Rare Breed See More »
James Stewart
(as Sam Burnett)
Maureen O'Hara
(as Martha Price)
Brian Keith
(as Alexander Bowen)
David Brian
(as Charles Ellsworth)
Jack Elam
(as Deke Simons)
Ben Johnson
(as Jeff Harter)
Harry Carey Jr.
(as Ed Mabry)
Perry Lopez
(as Juan)
The Rare Breed Overview:
The Rare Breed (1966) was a Action - Drama Film directed by Andrew V. McLaglen and produced by William Alland.
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The Rare Breed Quotes:
Martha Evans:
It would never be like Herefordshire.
Alexander Bowen: Aye, and it's not like Scotland.
Alexander Bowen: Aye, and it's not like Scotland.
Alexander Bowen:
Ya cannot live with dreams. It's time to stop dreamin' and live for this day... and the next day.
Martha Evans:
The trouble with appearances, Mr. Bowen, is while beauty is skin deep, meanness runs all the way through.
Alexander Bowen:
You shut your gob, woman! Out here, it's Alexander Bowen what gives the orders and you womenfolk listen to what I have to say. Is that clear to ya?
[Martha slaps Bowen's face, Burnett cracks up at the sight]
Martha Evans: You pompous, foul-smelling tyrant! I want that boy moved where he can be looked after.
[Martha slaps Bowen's face, Burnett cracks up at the sight]
Martha Evans: You pompous, foul-smelling tyrant! I want that boy moved where he can be looked after.
Martha Evans:
Time for me to admit that this is longhorn country; that you're its lord and master?
Alexander Bowen: A man in love is neither lord nor master of himself.
See More Quotes from The Rare BreedAlexander Bowen: A man in love is neither lord nor master of himself.