Film Quotes by Gilbert Roland
11 quotes
Year: 1964
Director:
John Ford
Director:
John Ford
Capt. Thomas Archer:
Dull Knife! Little Wolf! What happened today changes nothing. The Indian Bureau is still pledged to provide you with adequate clothing and rations. And you're still pledged to abide by the law. Remember that!
Dull Knife: We are asked to remember much. The white man remembers nothing.
Dull Knife: We are asked to remember much. The white man remembers nothing.
--
Gilbert Roland
(as Dull Knife)
in
Cheyenne Autumn
(1964)
Year: 1952
Director:
John Brahm
Director:
John Brahm
Hugo da Silva:
Only the fool saith there is no God.
--
Gilbert Roland
in
The Miracle of Our Lady of Fatima
(1952)
Year: 1952
Director:
Harold F. Kress
Director:
Harold F. Kress
Peso:
Do you like me?
Tom Herrera: You're a hero to every kid in the territory. But I never saw much sense in putting a thief on a pedestal.
Peso: I had always hoped that you would follow in my footsteps. But, no, you had to take after your mother...law and order!
Tom Herrera: You're a hero to every kid in the territory. But I never saw much sense in putting a thief on a pedestal.
Peso: I had always hoped that you would follow in my footsteps. But, no, you had to take after your mother...law and order!
--
Gilbert Roland
in
Apache War Smoke
(1952)
Year: 1952
Director:
Harold F. Kress
Director:
Harold F. Kress
Peso:
There are two things I hate. One is a careless man; the other is a careless woman.
--
Gilbert Roland
in
Apache War Smoke
(1952)
Year: 1952
Director:
Harold F. Kress
Director:
Harold F. Kress
Peso:
What's-a matter? You sick?
Nancy Dekker: No, jealous. How do you fight a woman like that?
Peso: The same as you would fight any other fight. Pick your position, keep the wind at your back and shoot to kill.
Nancy Dekker: No, jealous. How do you fight a woman like that?
Peso: The same as you would fight any other fight. Pick your position, keep the wind at your back and shoot to kill.
--
Gilbert Roland
in
Apache War Smoke
(1952)
Year: 1952
Director:
Harold F. Kress
Director:
Harold F. Kress
Tom Herrera:
All right, Peso, you can stay.
Peso: Thanks, Tom.
Tom Herrera: But I'll take your guns.
Peso: Oh, there's no reason for that, boy. My guns? Why I'd be chilly without 'em. I might even catch cold.
Peso: Thanks, Tom.
Tom Herrera: But I'll take your guns.
Peso: Oh, there's no reason for that, boy. My guns? Why I'd be chilly without 'em. I might even catch cold.
--
Gilbert Roland
in
Apache War Smoke
(1952)
Year: 1940
Director:
Michael Curtiz
Director:
Michael Curtiz
Don José Alvarez de Cordoba:
It is extremely important that my niece be presented to the Queen before her new maids of honor are chosen.
Captain Lopez: They say that Elizabeth surrounds herself with beauty in the hope that it may be contagious.
Captain Lopez: They say that Elizabeth surrounds herself with beauty in the hope that it may be contagious.
--
Gilbert Roland
(as Captain Lopez)
in
The Sea Hawk
(1940)
Year: 1964
Director:
John Ford
Director:
John Ford
Deborah Wright:
Dull Knife, the old chief is much too sick. He'll never make such a trip. Listen...
Dull Knife: If he lives to ride even a mile closer to home, he will die as a man should. There will be no more dying in this place.
Dull Knife: If he lives to ride even a mile closer to home, he will die as a man should. There will be no more dying in this place.
--
Gilbert Roland
(as Dull Knife)
in
Cheyenne Autumn
(1964)
Year: 1964
Director:
John Ford
Director:
John Ford
Little Wolf:
I pray the young one will give me sons. But I want them to be born where I, and all my people before me, were born.
Dull Knife: Even a dog can go where he likes... but not a Cheyenne.
Dull Knife: Even a dog can go where he likes... but not a Cheyenne.
--
Gilbert Roland
(as Dull Knife)
in
Cheyenne Autumn
(1964)
Year: 1964
Director:
John Ford
Director:
John Ford
Little Wolf:
You spoke the truth for us. This we will not forget - but there will be no more school.
Deborah Wright: Oh, no! Oh, no, please don't do that to the children!
Little Wolf: The white man's words are lies. It is better that our children not learn them.
Deborah Wright: It is not the words... but who speaks them. Has speaking white men's words made you a liar?
Dull Knife: Our words were learned long ago, when some white men still spoke the truth.
Deborah Wright: Oh, no! Oh, no, please don't do that to the children!
Little Wolf: The white man's words are lies. It is better that our children not learn them.
Deborah Wright: It is not the words... but who speaks them. Has speaking white men's words made you a liar?
Dull Knife: Our words were learned long ago, when some white men still spoke the truth.
--
Gilbert Roland
(as Dull Knife)
in
Cheyenne Autumn
(1964)