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Lt. 'Rusty' Ryan:
[as they watch the inspectors drive away] Wonderful the way people believe in those high powered canoes of yours.
Lt. John Brickley: Don't you believe in them, Rusty? Lt. 'Rusty' Ryan: And I let you sell me that stuff about a command of my own. Lt. John Brickley: You're skipper of the 34 boat, aren't you? Lt. 'Rusty' Ryan: I used to skipper a cake of soap in the bathtub, too. [He walks off]
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John Wayne
(as Lt. J.G. 'Rusty' Ryan)
in
They Were Expendable
(1945)
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Lt. 'Rusty' Ryan:
Are you kidding, Brick?
Lt. John Brickley: Theirs not to reason why. Theirs but to do... Lt. 'Rusty' Ryan: And die... but I don't want to be bored to death running messages! Lt. John Brickley: I'll see that you get the more intriguing ones.
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Robert Montgomery
(as Lt. John Brickley)
in
They Were Expendable
(1945)
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Lt. 'Rusty' Ryan:
Listen Brick, for years I've been taking your fatherly advice, and it's never been any good. So from now on, I'm strictly a one man band!
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John Wayne
(as Lt. J.G. 'Rusty' Ryan)
in
They Were Expendable
(1945)
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Lt. 'Rusty' Ryan:
Listen sister, I don't dance!
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John Wayne
(as Lt. J.G. 'Rusty' Ryan)
in
They Were Expendable
(1945)
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