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Jason Robards
(as Henry Drummond)
in
A Big Hand for the Little Lady
(1966)
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Dennis Wilcox:
Now look, mister, the first rule of the game of poker, whether you're playing eastern or western rules, or the kind they play at the North Pole, is put up or shut up!
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Robert Middleton
(as Dennis Wilcox)
in
A Big Hand for the Little Lady
(1966)
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Mary Meredith:
Gentleman all. All such gallant gentlemen.
Henry Drummond: Yeah, we're gallant on Sunday. This is Friday, and we're playing poker. Now, you wanna play with us, you ante up $500.
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Jason Robards
(as Henry Drummond)
in
A Big Hand for the Little Lady
(1966)
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Harry Tate:
[referring to Tropp] Don't he give a damn what people think, him ridin' around the country in a hearse?
Doc Joseph Scully: If you're the richest undertaker in Texas, you're entitled to a fancy rig, but if you spend your days and nights trying to keep people alive, you ride around in the likes of this. [he shakes the reins of his carriage] Doc Joseph Scully: Giddy-up!
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Burgess Meredith
(as Doc Scully)
in
A Big Hand for the Little Lady
(1966)
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Jesse Buford:
That's a bargain all right, but a bargain ain't a bargain unless it's something you need.
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John Qualen
(as Jesse Buford)
in
A Big Hand for the Little Lady
(1966)
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Henry Drummond:
Let's play cards.
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Jason Robards
(as Henry Drummond)
in
A Big Hand for the Little Lady
(1966)
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Henry Drummond:
My daughter, Celie, was getting married.
Jesse Buford: Celie? Henry Drummond: That's right! When Tropp come for me, she was in the middle of getting married. And they're holding up the "love, honor and obey" part until I get back. Dennis Wilcox: You mean you walked out in the middle of the wedding? Henry Drummond: I did! I ain't been late for the (poker) game in sixteen years and I ain't about to start now... wedding or no wedding.
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Jason Robards
(as Henry Drummond)
in
A Big Hand for the Little Lady
(1966)
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Henry Drummond:
What'd you do, sleep in that dress?
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Jason Robards
(as Henry Drummond)
in
A Big Hand for the Little Lady
(1966)
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Benson Tropp:
Any man gets himself married is automatically stupid. Denny's just refusing to stay stupid. He just don't ever see his wife.
Otto Habershaw: Words of wisdom from the confirmed bachelor. Benson Tropp: Confirmed and reconfirmed. I hate women. Otto Habershaw: I believe you. You've buried enough of them. Benson Tropp: Sure I did. I put them back where they belong.
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Charles Bickford
(as Benson Tropp)
in
A Big Hand for the Little Lady
(1966)
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