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Dutton Peabody:
Courage can be purchased at yon' tavern!
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Edmond O'Brien
(as Dutton Peabody)
in
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
(1962)
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Dutton Peabody:
Give me a drink.
Tom Doniphon: Bar's closed. Dutton Peabody: Just a beer! Tom Doniphon: The bar's closed. Dutton Peabody: A beer's not drinking!
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Edmond O'Brien
(as Dutton Peabody)
in
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
(1962)
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Dutton Peabody:
Liberty Valance defeated. D-E-F-E-E... T-E-D? The unsteady hand betrays. What's the matter, Mr. Peabody? Are you afraid? The answer is indub... yes. No courage left. Well, courage can be purchased at yon tavern. But have we credit? That is the question. Have we credit? Well, credit is cheap. Wait for me, old servant of the public wheel. Our shining hour is yet to come. As for you, Horace Greeley, go west, old man, and grow young with the country.
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Edmond O'Brien
(as Dutton Peabody)
in
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
(1962)
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Hallie:
One steak for Mr. Peabody, with fixins'.
Nora Ericson: Steak, beans, potatoes... Peter Ericson: And a deep dish apple pie. Nora Ericson: Someday he order something different and we all faint dead away.
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Jeanette Nolan
(as Nora Ericson)
in
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
(1962)
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Hallie:
Rance, do you think I could... I mean, grown up and all... do you think I could learn to read?
Ransom Stoddard: Why, sure you can, Hallie. Why, there's nothing to it. It'd be... it'd be easy. Can you learn how to read? Why, I can... I can teach you. A smart girl like you? Of course you can learn how to read. Now, do you want to try? Hallie: It's awful worrisome not knowing how. I know the Good Book from preacher talk; but it'd be a soul comfort if I could read the words myself.
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Vera Miles
(as Hallie Stoddard)
in
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
(1962)
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[Doniphon has just faced down Valance in the diner]
Tom Doniphon: Well, now; I wonder what scared 'em off? Dutton Peabody: [poking fun at Stoddard for his idealism] You know what scared 'em - the spectacle of law and order here, risin' up out of the gravy and the mashed potatoes.
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Edmond O'Brien
(as Dutton Peabody)
in
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
(1962)
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[first lines]
Ransom Stoddard: [descending from railway carriage and consulting pocket watch] Thanks, Jason. On time.
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James Stewart
(as Ransom Stoddard)
in
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
(1962)
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Jason Tully:
Nothing's too good for the man who shot Liberty Valance.
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Willis Bouchey
(as Jason Tully)
in
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
(1962)
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