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Year: 1940

Director:
Ford Beebe*Ray Taylor

Winners of the West

Raven: I'm sorry I missed them, Mr. Carter
King Carter: That's all right, Raven. It's not the first time a bottle has spoiled a man's aim.

-- Harry Woods in Winners of the West (1940)

Year: 1940

Director:
Ford Beebe*Ray Taylor

Winners of the West

Raven: They'll probably blow themselves up with the bridge.
King Carter: Well, just so they get the job done.

-- Harry Woods in Winners of the West (1940)

Year: 1940

Director:
Ford Beebe*Ray Taylor

Winners of the West

John Hartford: I have a franchise from the government to build this road!
King Carter: When you reach Hellgate Pass, Mr. Hartford, I'm the government.

-- Harry Woods in Winners of the West (1940)

Year: 1948

Director:
Vincent Sherman

Adventures of Don Juan

Guard: Her Majesty, Queen Margaret.

-- Harry Woods (as Guard) in Adventures of Don Juan (1948)

Year: 1944

Director:
Lesley Selander

Call of the Rockies

J. M. Murdock: The operation was a success, but the patient died.

-- Harry Woods in Call of the Rockies (1944)

Year: 1940

Director:
Ford Beebe*Ray Taylor

Winners of the West

King Carter: It becomes more evident everyday that Ramsay and I must settle our little dispute with gunplay.

-- Harry Woods in Winners of the West (1940)

Year: 1940

Director:
Ford Beebe*Ray Taylor

Winners of the West

King Carter: Snakeye, you go to War Eagle's village at once. Tell him he must send out war parties - cover every trail - no white man must get through to the fort or the telegraph!

-- Harry Woods in Winners of the West (1940)

Year: 1949

Director:
Raoul Walsh

Colorado Territory

Pluthner: Well, don't get any ideas you are through with us. You wouldn't last long cut off from the herd, McQueen. You're branded clean to the bone.

-- Harry Woods in Colorado Territory (1949)

Year: 1942

Director:
Howard Bretherton

Down Texas Way

Bartender Pete: I wish you hadn't come here, Logan. I could have met you on the outside.
Bert Logan: Take it easy. What backdoors are for?

-- Harry Woods in Down Texas Way (1942)

Year: 1939

Director:
Joseph Kane

Days of Jesse James

Mary Whittaker: What would you do, Captain, if you saw Jesse James?
Captain Worthington: There's only one thing to do... shoot first and ask questions afterwards.

-- Harry Woods in Days of Jesse James (1939)

Film Quotes by Harry Woods