Film Quotes by John Derek
35 quotes
Judy Polsen:
Don't try it, Jet! There's nobody that can outshoot Major Cosgrave!
Jet Cosgrave: Maybe another Cosgrave can.
Jet Cosgrave: Maybe another Cosgrave can.
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John Derek
in
The Outcast
(1954)
Ginny Clay:
Chad Deasey had your brother killed.
Brock Mitchell: I killed Deasey's brother and Trace.
Ginny Clay: No, Brock.
Brock Mitchell: The bullet that went through Deasey's body - my bullet - never stopped until in found Trace... and killed him.
Brock Mitchell: I killed Deasey's brother and Trace.
Ginny Clay: No, Brock.
Brock Mitchell: The bullet that went through Deasey's body - my bullet - never stopped until in found Trace... and killed him.
--
John Derek
in
Fury at Showdown
(1957)
Ginny Clay:
They murdered him, Brock, and if you don't settle with yourself, desert your own brother... You can't let Trace's life go for nothing... and I wouldn't love a man who could.
Brock Mitchell: I can't touch a gun again.
Brock Mitchell: I can't touch a gun again.
--
John Derek
in
Fury at Showdown
(1957)
Van Steeden:
I think Tracy and I see even clearer than you what this thing means. It isn't just saving the land, it isn't just foreclosing on a piece of property - it's foreclosing on a man's life.
Brock Mitchell: It isn't easy to join the human race again once you've been drummed out, but we'll try.
Brock Mitchell: It isn't easy to join the human race again once you've been drummed out, but we'll try.
--
John Derek
in
Fury at Showdown
(1957)
Moses:
You know it is death to strike an Egyptian.
Joshua: I know it.
Moses: Yet you struck him. Why?
Joshua: To free the old woman.
Moses: What is she to you?
Joshua: An old woman.
[Joshua was defending his Hebrew race]
Egyptian guard: Lord Moses, send him to his death!
Moses: The man has courage. You do not speak like a slave.
Joshua: God made man. Man made slaves.
Moses: Which god?
Joshua: The God of Abraham, the Almighty God!
Moses: If your God is Almighty, why does He leave you in bondage?
Joshua: He will choose the hour of our freedom and the man who will deliver us!
Joshua: I know it.
Moses: Yet you struck him. Why?
Joshua: To free the old woman.
Moses: What is she to you?
Joshua: An old woman.
[Joshua was defending his Hebrew race]
Egyptian guard: Lord Moses, send him to his death!
Moses: The man has courage. You do not speak like a slave.
Joshua: God made man. Man made slaves.
Moses: Which god?
Joshua: The God of Abraham, the Almighty God!
Moses: If your God is Almighty, why does He leave you in bondage?
Joshua: He will choose the hour of our freedom and the man who will deliver us!
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John Derek
(as Joshua)
in
The Ten Commandments
(1956)
Princess Fakzia:
Barber, you are fortunate we are not in Ispahan or I would have...
Hajji Baba: ...me flogged? That is your answer to all but flattery. You wish to silence everyone by threats. Is that what it is to be a princess?
Hajji Baba: ...me flogged? That is your answer to all but flattery. You wish to silence everyone by threats. Is that what it is to be a princess?
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John Derek
(as Hajji Baba)
in
The Adventures of Hajji Baba
(1954)
Banah:
Where are the others? They rot in the sun. When their ardor cools...
Hajji Baba: ...Mine will increase with each passing day.
Hajji Baba: ...Mine will increase with each passing day.
--
John Derek
(as Hajji Baba)
in
The Adventures of Hajji Baba
(1954)
The Kid:
Here's for helpin' the lady. Buy yourself a cigar.
[the Kid tosses Jet a dime]
Jet Cosgrave: You keep it. Until you're old enough to smoke.
[the Kid tosses Jet a dime]
Jet Cosgrave: You keep it. Until you're old enough to smoke.
--
John Derek
in
The Outcast
(1954)
Major Linton Cosgrave:
My lawyer calls it squatters' rights.
Jet Cosgrave: Tell your lawyer the Newmark has a new squatter and enough guns to keep trespassers out. And that means you, Major.
Jet Cosgrave: Tell your lawyer the Newmark has a new squatter and enough guns to keep trespassers out. And that means you, Major.
--
John Derek
in
The Outcast
(1954)
Chief Executioner's Aide:
Surely someone as handsome as you has no trouble with the beauties.
Hajji Baba: I have no trouble with - I have trouble getting to.
Hajji Baba: I have no trouble with - I have trouble getting to.
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John Derek
(as Hajji Baba)
in
The Adventures of Hajji Baba
(1954)