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Pardner:
Ben, how's married life?
Ben Rumson: Pardner, it was so good that I forgot that I was married.
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Lee Marvin
(as Ben Rumson)
in
Paint Your Wagon
(1969)
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Ray Walston
(as Mad Jack Duncan)
in
Paint Your Wagon
(1969)
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Ben Rumson:
[singing] A man has his creed, and mine is all greed!
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Lee Marvin
(as Ben Rumson)
in
Paint Your Wagon
(1969)
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Ben Rumson:
Grace, I give you the boy. Give me back the man.
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Lee Marvin
(as Ben Rumson)
in
Paint Your Wagon
(1969)
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Ben Rumson:
Howdy Parson, welcome to HELL!
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Lee Marvin
(as Ben Rumson)
in
Paint Your Wagon
(1969)
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Ben Rumson:
I always knew you had a farmer's mentality.
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Lee Marvin
(as Ben Rumson)
in
Paint Your Wagon
(1969)
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Ben Rumson:
Is they dead? They better be cause I'm fixin' to bury em'!
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Lee Marvin
(as Ben Rumson)
in
Paint Your Wagon
(1969)
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Ben Rumson:
Now, don't tell me you've never been with a woman.
Horton: No, sir I haven't. Ben Rumson: Well, that, that's terrible! Did you know you could go blind?
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Lee Marvin
(as Ben Rumson)
in
Paint Your Wagon
(1969)
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Ben Rumson:
Pardner, there comes a time when the party of the first part has no recourse but to knock some sense into the party of the second part! You're stayin'!
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Lee Marvin
(as Ben Rumson)
in
Paint Your Wagon
(1969)
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Ben Rumson:
There's two kinds of people, them goin' somewhere and them goin' nowhere. And that's what's true.
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Lee Marvin
(as Ben Rumson)
in
Paint Your Wagon
(1969)
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