Film Quotes by Randolph Scott
68 quotes
Younger Miles:
I'm Younger Miles. Ernie says you can't make up your mind about working for me.
Chris Denning: That's what I told him.
Chris Denning: That's what I told him.
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Randolph Scott
in
Coroner Creek
(1948)
Ben Brigade:
[going to meet the Mescalero chief] He'll offer his trade. I'll turn him down.
Mrs. Carrie Lane: Then?
Ben Brigade: With any luck, they'll ride off. Stay out in the hills, try to figure some how else to get you away from us.
Mrs. Carrie Lane: I see.
Ben Brigade: No matter what happens, don't break down in front of 'em. If you do, they'll take it wrong. Shame 'em.
Mrs. Carrie Lane: I don't scare easy, Mr. Brigade.
Ben Brigade: I hope not.
Mrs. Carrie Lane: Then?
Ben Brigade: With any luck, they'll ride off. Stay out in the hills, try to figure some how else to get you away from us.
Mrs. Carrie Lane: I see.
Ben Brigade: No matter what happens, don't break down in front of 'em. If you do, they'll take it wrong. Shame 'em.
Mrs. Carrie Lane: I don't scare easy, Mr. Brigade.
Ben Brigade: I hope not.
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Randolph Scott
in
Ride Lonesome
(1959)
Bill Doolin:
Somebody once said, "No man's bad enough to be shot in the back."
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Randolph Scott
in
The Doolins of Oklahoma
(1949)
Brett Dale:
Now don't try that again.
Alice Gaynor: I'll kill you the next time!
Brett Dale: If you do, I'll spank you again.
Alice Gaynor: I'll kill you the next time!
Brett Dale: If you do, I'll spank you again.
--
Randolph Scott
(as Brett Dale)
in
Man of the Forest
(1933)
Chris Denning:
[Voiceover of his thoughts as he sees Younger Miles for the first time] Big. Strong. Yellow hair. Blue eyes. And a scar on his right cheek.
--
Randolph Scott
in
Coroner Creek
(1948)
Chris Denning:
Now you wouldn't get an idea that my left hand is slower than your right, would you, Yordy? But if you would like to prove it...
--
Randolph Scott
in
Coroner Creek
(1948)
Cole Armin:
[to the crooked sheriff] You know, in Texas if the law don't move fast enough, a rope and a tree is the payoff for robbin' women and cold-blooded shoootin'.
--
Randolph Scott
in
Albuquerque
(1948)
Dan Mitchell:
Funny, you never know who's going to fire the first shot until the fight begins.
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Randolph Scott
(as Dan Mitchell)
in
Abilene Town
(1946)
Gil Westrum:
[with sarcasm] Dandy pair of boots you got there.
Steve Judd: Juan Fernandez made those boots for me in San Antone - special order. I had a hell of a time getting him to put that hole in there. Fine craftsman, Juan, but he never did understand the principle of ventilation.
Gil Westrum: I remember Juan - always felt the boot should cover the foot.
Steve Judd: Juan Fernandez made those boots for me in San Antone - special order. I had a hell of a time getting him to put that hole in there. Fine craftsman, Juan, but he never did understand the principle of ventilation.
Gil Westrum: I remember Juan - always felt the boot should cover the foot.
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Randolph Scott
in
Ride the High Country
(1962)
Gil Westrum:
Cut me loose, Steve!
Steve Judd: Why?
Gil Westrum: [Gil holds out his bound outstretched wrists] Because I don't sleep so good anymore.
Steve Judd: Why?
Gil Westrum: [Gil holds out his bound outstretched wrists] Because I don't sleep so good anymore.
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Randolph Scott
in
Ride the High Country
(1962)