Film Quotes by Jay C. Flippen
7 quotes
Year: 1947
Director:
Jules Dassin
Director:
Jules Dassin
Muggsy:
[Inmate Muggsy, accompanied by prison guard Hodges, walking across the prison yard] You know, the way I got it figured out...
Hodges: Make sense. What are you trying to say?
Muggsy: Well, uh, I gotta' favor to pose you.
Hodges: Don't ask me no favors. I can't be bribed, see? Besides, you ain't got enough dough to bribe me.
Hodges: Make sense. What are you trying to say?
Muggsy: Well, uh, I gotta' favor to pose you.
Hodges: Don't ask me no favors. I can't be bribed, see? Besides, you ain't got enough dough to bribe me.
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Jay C. Flippen
(as Hodges)
in
Brute Force
(1947)
Year: 1952
Director:
Anthony Mann
Director:
Anthony Mann
Jeremy Baile:
Good country, Glyn.
Glyn McLyntock: Yeah, real good country.
Jeremy Baile: Let's hope we can keep it this way. Missouri and Kansas was like this when I first saw 'em... good, clean. It was the men who came in to steal and kill that changed things. We mustn't let it happen here.
Glyn McLyntock: Yeah, real good country.
Jeremy Baile: Let's hope we can keep it this way. Missouri and Kansas was like this when I first saw 'em... good, clean. It was the men who came in to steal and kill that changed things. We mustn't let it happen here.
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Jay C. Flippen
(as Jeremy Baile)
in
Bend of the River
(1952)
Year: 1957
Director:
Kurt Neumann
Director:
Kurt Neumann
Old Tom Hutter:
Thank ye, oh Lord, for delivering my enemies into my hands. When them blood-lustin' heathen Hurons come loping this way, I'm going to give 'em hellfire and damnation right out of the mouth of my cannon. I'm going to smite 'em hip and thigh like the Good Book says... and teach 'em the error of their sinful ways. Amen, Lord.
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Jay C. Flippen
in
The Deerslayer
(1957)
Year: 1949
Director:
Nicholas Ray
Director:
Nicholas Ray
Police Insp. Jim Fowler:
I'll admit mister that I've heard stories that make less sense than that.
[pause]
Police Insp. Jim Fowler: They happen to be true.
[pause]
Police Insp. Jim Fowler: They happen to be true.
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Jay C. Flippen
(as Police Insp. Jim Fowler)
in
A Woman's Secret
(1949)
Year: 1957
Director:
Samuel Fuller
Director:
Samuel Fuller
Walking Coyote:
I coulda been a chief.
Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: Oh yeah? How come you're not a chief now?
Walking Coyote: Eh, I got no stomach for politics.
Pvt. O'Meara, 6th Virginia Volunteers Sharpshooter: Oh yeah? How come you're not a chief now?
Walking Coyote: Eh, I got no stomach for politics.
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Jay C. Flippen
in
Run of the Arrow
(1957)
Year: 1965
Director:
Elliot Silverstein
Director:
Elliot Silverstein
Cat:
You killed my Father!
Sheriff Cardigan: Oh, that can't be. He's been sitting right there all morning.
Cat: No, I saw him.
Man #1: He hasn't been out that rocker all morning long.
Man #2: It's a fact.
Cat: Why do you say that?
Sheriff Cardigan: Just telling the truth.
Sheriff Cardigan: Oh, that can't be. He's been sitting right there all morning.
Cat: No, I saw him.
Man #1: He hasn't been out that rocker all morning long.
Man #2: It's a fact.
Cat: Why do you say that?
Sheriff Cardigan: Just telling the truth.
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Jay C. Flippen
(as Sheriff Ed Cardigan)
in
Cat Ballou
(1965)
Year: 1954
Director:
Kurt Neumann
Director:
Kurt Neumann
[first lines]
Frank Colloni: Whaddya say, Joe.
[to Charley]
Frank Colloni: Boy, this is sure seein' Europe the hard way!
Charley Grayson: Aw, it's better than dodgin' those sheriffs in Kentucky. Besides, we might do pretty good here.
Frank Colloni: Whaddya say, Joe.
[to Charley]
Frank Colloni: Boy, this is sure seein' Europe the hard way!
Charley Grayson: Aw, it's better than dodgin' those sheriffs in Kentucky. Besides, we might do pretty good here.
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Jay C. Flippen
(as Charley Grayson)
in
Carnival Story
(1954)