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Abbie Irving: Is there anything else you'd like to know Mr. Hatton?
Wade Hatton: Yes. What do the Doctor and Mrs. Irving think about it? Abbie Irving: Well, they made the same stupid obections that you're making mentally now -- but when I decide on a thing i usually manage to carry it through. Wade Hatton: Yes, I've noticed that.
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Errol Flynn
(as Wade Hatton)
in
Dodge City
(1939)
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Abbie Irving: Mr. Hatton isn't interested in the lives of innocent people. Why should he care what happens to you and your families, your struggle to make a living in a decent city? What Dodge City needs is a man with a sense of public pride and the courage to back it up by shooting it out with men of equal skill. But Mr. Hatton's bavery consists of gunfights with impulsive boys!
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Olivia de Havilland
(as Abbie Irving)
in
Dodge City
(1939)
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Rusty Hart: Oh they sure make a fella feel at home around here.
Wade Hatton: Yes, they'll even dig you a home if you're nice to them.
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Errol Flynn
(as Wade Hatton)
in
Dodge City
(1939)
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Rusty Hart: You couldn't keep Wade here, Colonel. He's the most 'movin' on' man you ever saw. First off, he was in the English army over in India. Then he got mixed up in some kind of a hu-rah Revolution down in Cuba way. Then he started punchin' cattle in Texas, that is, of course, before he enlisted in the war. So, you see, he's either the greatest traveler ever lived, or else he is the biggest lier!
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Alan Hale Sr.
(as Rusty Hart)
in
Dodge City
(1939)
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Jeff Surrett: You always did hear a little too much.
Wade Hatton: Possibly you boys are always a little too noisey.
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Errol Flynn
(as Wade Hatton)
in
Dodge City
(1939)
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Wade Hatton:
The only real native of Kansas is the buffalo. He's got a very hard head, a very uncertain temper and a very lonely future. Apart from that there's hardly any comparison between you.
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Errol Flynn
(as Wade Hatton)
in
Dodge City
(1939)
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Wade Hatton: Is this showing proper respect for the law?
Abbie Irving: I never saw the law fall on its face before. Wade Hatton: I didn't fall on my face!
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Errol Flynn
(as Wade Hatton)
in
Dodge City
(1939)
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Wade Hatton: And understand this -- there's gonna be no mob rule around this town as long as I'm Sheriff!
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Errol Flynn
(as Wade Hatton)
in
Dodge City
(1939)
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Wade Hatton: Here, may I take that? It looks heavy for you.
Abbie Irving: No thank you. I can manage it. Wade Hatton: Oh, I'm sure you can manage a bigger one than that -- in each hand, if you wanted to -- but why should you?
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Errol Flynn
(as Wade Hatton)
in
Dodge City
(1939)
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Wade Hatton: Maybe you're afraid I might kiss you.
Abbie Irving: You wouldn't dare. Wade Hatton: Now, I wish I were as sure of that as you are.
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Errol Flynn
(as Wade Hatton)
in
Dodge City
(1939)
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