Film Quotes by Michael Callan
9 quotes
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Michael Callan
(as Clay Boone)
in
Cat Ballou
(1965)
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Michael Callan
(as Clay Boone)
in
Cat Ballou
(1965)
Cat:
Stay here with us. There's somebody trying to kill my father.
Jed: No.
Clay Boone: Jed...
Cat: Jed.
Jed: We'll stay, ma'am, it'll be our pleasure to do what we can.
Cat: We don't need him them.
Clay Boone: I think you do. My Uncle here ain't never shot at a man. It's against his principles.
Cat: Is that true?
Jed: Oh yes, ma'am, that's true. Neither has he.
Clay Boone: But we'll stay and do what we can. As long as there ain't no trouble.
Jed: No.
Clay Boone: Jed...
Cat: Jed.
Jed: We'll stay, ma'am, it'll be our pleasure to do what we can.
Cat: We don't need him them.
Clay Boone: I think you do. My Uncle here ain't never shot at a man. It's against his principles.
Cat: Is that true?
Jed: Oh yes, ma'am, that's true. Neither has he.
Clay Boone: But we'll stay and do what we can. As long as there ain't no trouble.
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Michael Callan
(as Clay Boone)
in
Cat Ballou
(1965)
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Michael Callan
(as Clay Boone)
in
Cat Ballou
(1965)
Clay Boone:
Hit him! Hit him! Hit him!
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Michael Callan
(as Clay Boone)
in
Cat Ballou
(1965)
Clay Boone:
I think we'll go to St. Louis.
Cat: St. Louis?
Clay Boone: Yeah, St. Louis! City on the Missouri, railhead of the Santa Fe, jump off for the Oregon Trail - producers of beef, beer, shoes and, ah, good times.
Cat: St. Louis?
Clay Boone: Yeah, St. Louis! City on the Missouri, railhead of the Santa Fe, jump off for the Oregon Trail - producers of beef, beer, shoes and, ah, good times.
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Michael Callan
(as Clay Boone)
in
Cat Ballou
(1965)
Clay Boone:
I've never seen a man get through a day so fast.
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Michael Callan
(as Clay Boone)
in
Cat Ballou
(1965)
Clay Boone:
What's your name, so I can vote for you in the next election?
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Michael Callan
(as Clay Boone)
in
Cat Ballou
(1965)
[after a drunken Kid Sheleen shoots at a target on the barn]
Clay Boone: He did it! He missed the barn!
Clay Boone: He did it! He missed the barn!
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Michael Callan
(as Clay Boone)
in
Cat Ballou
(1965)