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[last lines]
Lomax: How much is there and what did you do with it? Taw Jackson: A hundred thousand. I hid it. Lomax: Where? Taw Jackson: I'll let you know in about six months. Lomax: Six months? I want it now! Taw Jackson: Now it wouldn't be smart to start flashing gold dust around right after a robbery would it? Lomax: What am I supposed to do in the mean time, huh? Taw Jackson: Well, for one thing, you better make damned sure I stay alive. Lomax: That's a twenty-four hour a day job! Taw Jackson: That's your problem... partner.
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John Wayne
(as Taw Jackson)
in
The War Wagon
(1967)
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[Lomax agrees to join Taw Jackson's gang]
Lomax: One condition. Taw Jackson: What's that? Lomax: My time from now till the robbery costs you one hundred dollars a day... if I fire my gun - five hundred. Lomax: Haven't got that kind of money. Lomax: I'll take a marker against your share of the gold. Taw Jackson: It's a deal.
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John Wayne
(as Taw Jackson)
in
The War Wagon
(1967)
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[Taw and Levi negotiate with Chief Wild Horse for his warriors' assistance in their attack on The War Wagon]
Levi Walking Bear: He says your enemy is his enemy. Taw Jackson: Good! Levi Walking Bear: No. He says he will lose too many braves. Taw Jackson: Ask him, "Does he ride with warriors, or women?"
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John Wayne
(as Taw Jackson)
in
The War Wagon
(1967)
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