Film Quotes by Eddy Waller
7 quotes
Rocky Lane:
Go back, Hank! Go back! Hank, go back! Go to Fort Henry for help! It's an ambush!
Nugget Clark: It's no use, Rocky. Old Hank is almost deaf... and almost dead.
Nugget Clark: It's no use, Rocky. Old Hank is almost deaf... and almost dead.
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Eddy Waller
in
Desperadoes of Dodge City
(1948)
Dan Mitchell:
The opinion in town is... you won't last long.
Hannaberry: The opinion here is... we will.
Hannaberry: The opinion here is... we will.
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Eddy Waller
(as Hannaberry)
in
Abilene Town
(1946)
Nugget Clark:
Cut your suspenders and come down to earth.
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Eddy Waller
in
Code of the Silver Sage
(1950)
Nugget Clark:
They that say confession is good for the soul overlook the load it takes off the chest.
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Eddy Waller
in
Bandit King of Texas
(1949)
Nugget Clark:
You seem uncommon lucky in comin' on to other folks's jewelry - leastwise so you always say.
Dan McCabe: You're a fine jeweler, Nugget, but someday if you keep talkin' so much, I'm abt to forget that.
Nugget Clark: Hmmph. I guess the only way for me to keep from swallowing a wasp is to keep my mouth shut, huh?
Dan McCabe: You're a fine jeweler, Nugget, but someday if you keep talkin' so much, I'm abt to forget that.
Nugget Clark: Hmmph. I guess the only way for me to keep from swallowing a wasp is to keep my mouth shut, huh?
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Eddy Waller
in
Bandit King of Texas
(1949)
Nugget:
Cemetery Ridge was a good town. A nice little town until The Fox and his minions took over. Do you know what a minion is, Sheriff?
Sheriff: Un-unh.
Nugget: It means nasty crooks the likes of you being made Sheriff by The Fox rather than being duly elected by the people.
Sheriff: Un-unh.
Nugget: It means nasty crooks the likes of you being made Sheriff by The Fox rather than being duly elected by the people.
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Eddy Waller
in
The Denver Kid
(1948)
[first lines]
Grandfather Stanhope: I don't know what the younger generation is comin' to. I never thought I'd see the day when a Stanhope lady, my own granddaughter, would go traipsin' off up North do a thing like this.
Grandfather Stanhope: I don't know what the younger generation is comin' to. I never thought I'd see the day when a Stanhope lady, my own granddaughter, would go traipsin' off up North do a thing like this.
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Eddy Waller
in
Carolina Moon
(1940)