Film Quotes by John Wayne
233 quotes
Year: 1960
Director:
Henry Hathaway
Director:
Henry Hathaway
Billy Pratt:
Sam?
Sam McCord: Yes, Billy?
Billy Pratt: How do you feel when you're jealous?
Sam McCord: Well, how should I know?
Billy Pratt: Well, I'm jealous!
Sam McCord: Oh, where's that whiskey?
Sam McCord: Yes, Billy?
Billy Pratt: How do you feel when you're jealous?
Sam McCord: Well, how should I know?
Billy Pratt: Well, I'm jealous!
Sam McCord: Oh, where's that whiskey?
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John Wayne
(as Sam McCord)
in
North to Alaska
(1960)
Year: 1961
Director:
Michael Curtiz*John Wayne
Director:
Michael Curtiz*John Wayne
Paul Regret:
Gentlemen, let's remember we're gentlemen.
Ranger Capt. Jake Cutter: Forget it! He's just spittin' out words to see where they splatter.
Ranger Capt. Jake Cutter: Forget it! He's just spittin' out words to see where they splatter.
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John Wayne
(as Ranger Capt. Jake Cutter)
in
The Comancheros
(1961)
Year: 1961
Director:
Michael Curtiz*John Wayne
Director:
Michael Curtiz*John Wayne
Paul Regret:
Give me one good reason why you don't marry that woman.
Ranger Capt. Jake Cutter: Why don't you mind your own business?
[pause]
Ranger Capt. Jake Cutter: I don't have one good reason.
Ranger Capt. Jake Cutter: Why don't you mind your own business?
[pause]
Ranger Capt. Jake Cutter: I don't have one good reason.
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John Wayne
(as Ranger Capt. Jake Cutter)
in
The Comancheros
(1961)
Year: 1961
Director:
Michael Curtiz*John Wayne
Director:
Michael Curtiz*John Wayne
--
John Wayne
(as Ranger Capt. Jake Cutter)
in
The Comancheros
(1961)
Year: 1947
Director:
James Edward Grant
Director:
James Edward Grant
Penelope Worth:
Quirt, please stay away from Laredo Stevens.
Quirt Evans: He owes me money. And don't worry - I might come out on top.
Penelope Worth: That'd be even worse.
Quirt Evans: Worse! Then it'd be worse if he goes down than if I go down?
Penelope Worth: Of course, don't you see that...
Quirt Evans: Oh, I know, I'd be a guy with a marked soul.
Penelope Worth: Don't make it sound so crude, Quirt. You see why - I couldn't love you.
Quirt Evans: Alright, I won't look up Laredo. It's better this way: every time he opens a door, every time he hears footsteps comin' around a corner... Laredo'll start sweatin', thinkin' it's me. His food won't sit well the rest of his life.
[he sees that she's looking sort of annoyed and amused at his attitude]
Quirt Evans: Well, alright; but if I'm gonna be holy, I gotta get some fun out of it!
Quirt Evans: He owes me money. And don't worry - I might come out on top.
Penelope Worth: That'd be even worse.
Quirt Evans: Worse! Then it'd be worse if he goes down than if I go down?
Penelope Worth: Of course, don't you see that...
Quirt Evans: Oh, I know, I'd be a guy with a marked soul.
Penelope Worth: Don't make it sound so crude, Quirt. You see why - I couldn't love you.
Quirt Evans: Alright, I won't look up Laredo. It's better this way: every time he opens a door, every time he hears footsteps comin' around a corner... Laredo'll start sweatin', thinkin' it's me. His food won't sit well the rest of his life.
[he sees that she's looking sort of annoyed and amused at his attitude]
Quirt Evans: Well, alright; but if I'm gonna be holy, I gotta get some fun out of it!
--
John Wayne
(as Quirt Evans)
in
Angel and the Badman
(1947)
Year: 1937
Director:
Charles Barton
Director:
Charles Barton
Tom Fillmore:
Why don't you get married and settle down? Why, you're running around like a maverick without a brand on.
Dare Rudd: Well, I don't like branding. It hurts in the wrong place.
Dare Rudd: Well, I don't like branding. It hurts in the wrong place.
--
John Wayne
in
Born to the West
(1937)
Year: 1957
Director:
Henry Hathaway
Director:
Henry Hathaway
Paul Bonnard:
[In reference to his father, whose true character has been revealed] He lied!
Joe January: Come on, he's paid his bills.
Paul Bonnard: An adulterer! A murderer!
Joe January: It can happen to any man, Paul - good *or* bad. Woman throws a harpoon into ya', and ya' go where SHE pulls.
Joe January: Come on, he's paid his bills.
Paul Bonnard: An adulterer! A murderer!
Joe January: It can happen to any man, Paul - good *or* bad. Woman throws a harpoon into ya', and ya' go where SHE pulls.
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John Wayne
in
Legend of the Lost
(1957)
Year: 1957
Director:
Henry Hathaway
Director:
Henry Hathaway
Paul Bonnard:
[Seeing Joe drinking whisky] Excuse me, monsieur, but I'm opposed to that.
Joe January: [Belligerently] Opposed to what?
Paul Bonnard: Taking liquor along.
Joe January: Well, I'm not. We'll compromise. You live your way. I'll live mine!
Paul Bonnard: For medicinal purposes perhaps it may be useful.
Joe January: [Smiling] Best desert remedy on the market!
Joe January: [Belligerently] Opposed to what?
Paul Bonnard: Taking liquor along.
Joe January: Well, I'm not. We'll compromise. You live your way. I'll live mine!
Paul Bonnard: For medicinal purposes perhaps it may be useful.
Joe January: [Smiling] Best desert remedy on the market!
--
John Wayne
in
Legend of the Lost
(1957)
Year: 1957
Director:
Henry Hathaway
Director:
Henry Hathaway
Paul Bonnard:
One gets to imagine strange things in the desert.
Joe January: Yeah, one meets them too!
Joe January: Yeah, one meets them too!
--
John Wayne
in
Legend of the Lost
(1957)
Year: 1938
Director:
George Sherman
Director:
George Sherman
Tucson Smith:
Lullaby, what's holdin' you up? We gotta go!
Lullaby Joslin: It's not me, it's Elmer.
Elmer, Lullaby's Dummy: I don't want to ride in this roll. I'm no hot dog!
Lullaby Joslin: Shut up or I'll put mustard on your face.
Elmer, Lullaby's Dummy: I'll smother! I'll suffocate! In fact, I won't be able to breathe!
Stony Brooke: Can we depend on that?
Lullaby Joslin: It's not me, it's Elmer.
Elmer, Lullaby's Dummy: I don't want to ride in this roll. I'm no hot dog!
Lullaby Joslin: Shut up or I'll put mustard on your face.
Elmer, Lullaby's Dummy: I'll smother! I'll suffocate! In fact, I won't be able to breathe!
Stony Brooke: Can we depend on that?
--
John Wayne
in
Santa Fe Stampede
(1938)