Film Quotes by Randolph Scott
68 quotes
Year: 1947
Director:
Ray Enright
Director:
Ray Enright
Marshal Bat Masterson:
What do you want, Carmody?
Carmody: Look here, Bat. These citizens here have elected me spokesman....
Marshal Bat Masterson: Listen, fella, there's only two kind of people I allow to call me Bat: good friends and people I like. You don't belong in either group.
Carmody: Look here, Bat. These citizens here have elected me spokesman....
Marshal Bat Masterson: Listen, fella, there's only two kind of people I allow to call me Bat: good friends and people I like. You don't belong in either group.
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Randolph Scott
in
Trail Street
(1947)
Year: 1955
Director:
Joseph H. Lewis
Director:
Joseph H. Lewis
Marshal Calem Ware:
Men, Cody Clark is buying drinks. He won all bets.
Cody Clark: That's right. Drinks are on the house...and everybody is welcomed!
Marshal Calem Ware: You can also take up a collection for burying Dingo. Add this
[money]
Marshal Calem Ware: to it.
Cody Clark: That's right nice of you Calem. Funny how a man softens to another when once he's killed him.
Marshal Calem Ware: I don't know about that. I'd do as much if it were your funeral.
Cody Clark: That's right. Drinks are on the house...and everybody is welcomed!
Marshal Calem Ware: You can also take up a collection for burying Dingo. Add this
[money]
Marshal Calem Ware: to it.
Cody Clark: That's right nice of you Calem. Funny how a man softens to another when once he's killed him.
Marshal Calem Ware: I don't know about that. I'd do as much if it were your funeral.
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Randolph Scott
(as Marshal Calem Ware)
in
A Lawless Street
(1955)
Year: 1957
Pat Brennan:
I'm going to finish this. If they come, I'm going to finish this once and for all.
Doretta Mims: Oh, but why?
Pat Brennan: Some things a man can't ride around.
Doretta Mims: Oh, but why?
Pat Brennan: Some things a man can't ride around.
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Randolph Scott
in
The Tall T
(1957)
Year: 1946
Director:
Tim Whelan
Director:
Tim Whelan
Sheriff Mark Rowley:
Johnny, if you were an outlaw camped down there on the creek and saw a posse coming up behind you, what would you do.
Deputy Sheriff Johnny Rowley: I'd head up this cut to open country where a man could use a fresh horse.
Sheriff Mark Rowley: Right! Now, as a deputy sheriff who's figured out the outlaw's next move.
Deputy Sheriff Johnny Rowley: I'd sneak up behind those trees.
Sheriff Mark Rowley: Right!
Deputy Sheriff Johnny Rowley: And pump lead into 'em as they come up.
Sheriff Mark Rowley: Wrong! A good officer don't kill except in self-defense. The saw says every man has a right to a fair trial.
Deputy Sheriff Johnny Rowley: Outlaws? Train robbers?
Sheriff Mark Rowley: And even murderers. No man's guilty until he's convicted. So try to take your man alive.
Deputy Sheriff Johnny Rowley: But what if he shows fight?
Sheriff Mark Rowley: That's different! Shoot and don't miss!
Deputy Sheriff Johnny Rowley: I'd head up this cut to open country where a man could use a fresh horse.
Sheriff Mark Rowley: Right! Now, as a deputy sheriff who's figured out the outlaw's next move.
Deputy Sheriff Johnny Rowley: I'd sneak up behind those trees.
Sheriff Mark Rowley: Right!
Deputy Sheriff Johnny Rowley: And pump lead into 'em as they come up.
Sheriff Mark Rowley: Wrong! A good officer don't kill except in self-defense. The saw says every man has a right to a fair trial.
Deputy Sheriff Johnny Rowley: Outlaws? Train robbers?
Sheriff Mark Rowley: And even murderers. No man's guilty until he's convicted. So try to take your man alive.
Deputy Sheriff Johnny Rowley: But what if he shows fight?
Sheriff Mark Rowley: That's different! Shoot and don't miss!
--
Randolph Scott
in
Badman's Territory
(1946)
Year: 1943
Director:
Charles Vidor
Director:
Charles Vidor
Sheriff Steve Upton:
Are you sure you can't remember anything about him, Allison?
Allison McLeod: Yes, Steve. The way I remember him, he couldn't come out last in a gunfight. He seems awful quick, Steve.
Sheriff Steve Upton: Did you ever see how fast I can duck?
Allison McLeod: Yes, Steve. The way I remember him, he couldn't come out last in a gunfight. He seems awful quick, Steve.
Sheriff Steve Upton: Did you ever see how fast I can duck?
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Randolph Scott
(as Sheriff Steve Upton)
in
The Desperadoes
(1943)
Year: 1950
Director:
Edwin L. Marin
Director:
Edwin L. Marin
Steve Farrell:
The first Colt repeating pistols in this territory, Sheriff. The finest guns ever made. Here's law and order in six-finger doses. Yes, sir, easy to load and as durable as your mother-in-law.
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Randolph Scott
(as Steve Farrell)
in
Colt .45
(1950)
Year: 1941
Director:
Fritz Lang
Director:
Fritz Lang
Vance Shaw:
I like being alone.
Edward Creighton: The best place to be alone sometimes is in a crowd.
Vance Shaw: That's the way I figured it... until I ran into you.
Edward Creighton: The best place to be alone sometimes is in a crowd.
Vance Shaw: That's the way I figured it... until I ran into you.
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Randolph Scott
(as Vance Shaw)
in
Western Union
(1941)
Year: 1941
Director:
Fritz Lang
Director:
Fritz Lang
Vance Shaw:
The first thing to find out is what sort of game we're sitting in on.
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Randolph Scott
(as Vance Shaw)
in
Western Union
(1941)
Year: 1935
Director:
Charles Barton
Director:
Charles Barton
Flora Ballard:
Well, don't let her pull the wool over your eyes.
Larry Sutton: Maybe I like wool pulled over my eyes.
Larry Sutton: Maybe I like wool pulled over my eyes.
--
Randolph Scott
in
Rocky Mountain Mystery
(1935)
Year: 1953
Director:
André De Toth
Director:
André De Toth
Norah Porter:
I'm afraid you hurt Mr. Balfour's feelings.
Captain Bill Hodges: To do that I'd have to kick him in the pocketbook.
Captain Bill Hodges: To do that I'd have to kick him in the pocketbook.
--
Randolph Scott
in
Thunder Over the Plains
(1953)