Preacher: I can understand a storm. It's a natural thing not meant to harm anyone, but the violence of men, their cruelty, their savageness... to one another... to themselves! - William Shatner in The Outrage (1964)

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Juan Carrasco: [to the Wife] Senora, you cook up the pot of tamales. I just peeck up the lid! - Paul Newman in The Outrage (1964)

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Juan Carrasco: I could have had hundreds women, but for you I take big chance. - Paul Newman in The Outrage (1964)

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Con Man: [laughing after hearing a description of the corpse] Ah, hah-hah! I know, I know. You know, they all look so surprised... them cadavers. [Chuckles] Con Man: I bet death must be a lot different than anybody thinks. - Edward G. Robinson in The Outrage (1964)

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Con Man: [Sarcastically to the Prospector] I never forget a face, young man, but in your case I'll make an exception. - Edward G. Robinson in The Outrage (1964)

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Prospector: [Describing finding the dead body] No, just one look at that face, and I got out of there as fast as I could! Con Man: [laughs] Now, what makes people so jittery about the dead? Why, some of my best friends are corpses... the only ones I can trust! Oh, sure, they stink a little but no more than a few alive ones that I know. - Edward G. Robinson in The Outrage (1964)

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Prospector: Shut up, you! This is a preacher standing here. Con Man: Preacher? It can't be! He woke me up. They usually put me to sleep. Prospector: [to the Preacher] Don't pay him no mind. Preacher: Who is he? Prospector: He's a con man... a swindler... an old scalawag. Con Man: How else can a man live to be old nowadays? - Edward G. Robinson in The Outrage (1964)

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Prospector: There was a trial. Con Man: What happened? Prospector: A man was murdered. Con Man: Just one? A slow day! - Edward G. Robinson in The Outrage (1964)

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