Film Quotes by Audie Murphy
48 quotes
Dr. Luke Canfield:
I don't suppose you know why he's locked himself in his office, do you?
John Gant: He's afraid of me.
John Gant: He's afraid of me.
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Audie Murphy
(as John Gant)
in
No Name on the Bullet
(1959)
Dr. Luke Canfield:
You were expecting that to happen, weren't you?
John Gant: I wasn't surprised.
Dr. Luke Canfield: You killed him.
John Gant: You're wrong, Physician. He started killing himself long before I ever got here.
John Gant: I wasn't surprised.
Dr. Luke Canfield: You killed him.
John Gant: You're wrong, Physician. He started killing himself long before I ever got here.
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Audie Murphy
(as John Gant)
in
No Name on the Bullet
(1959)
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Audie Murphy
(as John Gant)
in
No Name on the Bullet
(1959)
Ben Lane:
They got a horse.
Frank Jesse: So?
Ben Lane: A good one they claim. They wanna make a trade.
Kelly: For what?
Ben Lane: You.
Frank Jesse: So?
Ben Lane: A good one they claim. They wanna make a trade.
Kelly: For what?
Ben Lane: You.
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Audie Murphy
in
Six Black Horses
(1962)
Bill Doolin:
I've got a rule of my own that might do you good to remember: there will be no killing unless it's forced upon us.
--
Audie Murphy
in
The Cimarron Kid
(1952)
Cash Zachary:
I've left my family. They've changed. Turned into Indian lovers; Injun lovers. I'm a little drunk, Georgia.
Georgia Rawlins: C'mon, Cash. You can sleep it off in the barn. There's a nice bed in my room if you'll marry me.
Cash Zachary: I might be drunk; but I ain't that drunk.
Georgia Rawlins: C'mon, Cash. You can sleep it off in the barn. There's a nice bed in my room if you'll marry me.
Cash Zachary: I might be drunk; but I ain't that drunk.
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Audie Murphy
(as Cash Zachary)
in
The Unforgiven
(1960)
Clint Cooper:
You really work hard at hating, don't you, Morrison?
--
Audie Murphy
in
The Quick Gun
(1964)
John Gant:
A lot of people would like to kill John Gant. But it took a healer with a hammer to make it easy for them.
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Audie Murphy
(as John Gant)
in
No Name on the Bullet
(1959)
John Gant:
I like you, Physician. You're like me. You and I may well be the only two honest men in town.
Dr. Luke Canfield: Don't compare us. We've got nothing in common.
John Gant: Everybody dies.
Dr. Luke Canfield: Don't compare us. We've got nothing in common.
John Gant: Everybody dies.
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Audie Murphy
(as John Gant)
in
No Name on the Bullet
(1959)
John Gant:
Judges interest me. They have the power of life and death. So do physicians.
--
Audie Murphy
(as John Gant)
in
No Name on the Bullet
(1959)