Quotes from The Violent Men (1955)
17 quotes
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Wade Matlock:
In this country it's good manners to accept a man's liquer.
John Parrish: I don't drink. Wade Matlock: You're a lier.
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Richard Jaeckel
(as Wade Matlock)
in
The Violent Men
(1955)
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John Parrish:
Don't force me to fight because you won't like my way of fighting.
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Glenn Ford
(as John Parrish)
in
The Violent Men
(1955)
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John Parrish:
I said I didn't want any heroes on my payroll didn't I.
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Glenn Ford
(as John Parrish)
in
The Violent Men
(1955)
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John Parrish:
I'll fight for the privilege of being left alone.
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Glenn Ford
(as John Parrish)
in
The Violent Men
(1955)
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John Parrish:
My stock alone's worth more.
Lee Wilkison: We don't figure that way. We figure what it's worth to get you off the land without fights.
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Edward G. Robinson
(as Lee Wilkison)
in
The Violent Men
(1955)
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John Parrish:
Never meet the enemy on his terms.
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Glenn Ford
(as John Parrish)
in
The Violent Men
(1955)
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John Parrish:
You don't have enough money to buy me out or enough men to drive me out.
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Glenn Ford
(as John Parrish)
in
The Violent Men
(1955)
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Martha Wilkison:
I've lived with half a man for 12 years. I have myself and him. I've played the part of a loving wife when i can't bear the touch of his hands.
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Barbara Stanwyck
(as Martha Wilkison)
in
The Violent Men
(1955)
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Martha Wilkison:
There's a fine cold-hearted devil.
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Barbara Stanwyck
(as Martha Wilkison)
in
The Violent Men
(1955)
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Martha Wilkison:
Yes I needed you but not for the reason you think.
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Barbara Stanwyck
(as Martha Wilkison)
in
The Violent Men
(1955)
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