Film Quotes by Randolph Scott
68 quotes
Year: 1962
Director:
Sam Peckinpah
Director:
Sam Peckinpah
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Randolph Scott
in
Ride the High Country
(1962)
Year: 1941
Director:
Fritz Lang
Director:
Fritz Lang
Richard Blake:
I'd like to go with you.
Vance Shaw: Sorry, this is one job I don't trust to a tenderfoot, no matter how good he is.
Vance Shaw: Sorry, this is one job I don't trust to a tenderfoot, no matter how good he is.
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Randolph Scott
(as Vance Shaw)
in
Western Union
(1941)
Year: 1957
Director:
Budd Boetticher
Director:
Budd Boetticher
[Discussing Sundown's town boss Tate Kimbrough]
Bart Allison: Is he a big man in Sundown?
Sam: The biggest. He's got that town in his fist and he's squeezin' it hard. Ain't heard folks complain much. Guess they're all scared.
Bart Allison: I'm glad to hear he's doing so well. When a man's riding high, the ground comes up and hits him a lot harder when he falls.
Bart Allison: Is he a big man in Sundown?
Sam: The biggest. He's got that town in his fist and he's squeezin' it hard. Ain't heard folks complain much. Guess they're all scared.
Bart Allison: I'm glad to hear he's doing so well. When a man's riding high, the ground comes up and hits him a lot harder when he falls.
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Randolph Scott
in
Decision at Sundown
(1957)
Year: 1956
Director:
Joseph H. Lewis
Director:
Joseph H. Lewis
[first lines]
Capt. Tom Benson: We'll be able to see the fort from the top of the next rise.
[Tom and Martha ride a little farther]
Capt. Tom Benson: There she is - Fort Lincoln, the base of the finest cavalry regiment in the country - and our home.
Capt. Tom Benson: We'll be able to see the fort from the top of the next rise.
[Tom and Martha ride a little farther]
Capt. Tom Benson: There she is - Fort Lincoln, the base of the finest cavalry regiment in the country - and our home.
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Randolph Scott
in
7th Cavalry
(1956)
Year: 1957
[last lines]
[Pat, to the weeping Doretta, after he has killed three murderous kidnappers]
Pat Brennan: Come on, now. It's gonna be a nice day.
[Pat, to the weeping Doretta, after he has killed three murderous kidnappers]
Pat Brennan: Come on, now. It's gonna be a nice day.
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Randolph Scott
in
The Tall T
(1957)
Year: 1933
Director:
Henry Hathaway
Director:
Henry Hathaway
[Lynn has rescued Ellen from Daggs's unwanted attentions]
Ellen Colby: Thanks, stranger.
Lynn Hayden: Glad I happened by.
Ellen Colby: Wouldn't have made much difference. I never seen the man I couldn't handle. Better put that hat on, 'fore the sun hits you any worse.
Lynn Hayden: Thanks, lady.
Ellen Colby: [taken aback] Lady!
Ellen Colby: [seeing Lynn eyeing her approvingly] What are you starin' at?
Lynn Hayden: A lady.
Ellen Colby: Thanks, stranger.
Lynn Hayden: Glad I happened by.
Ellen Colby: Wouldn't have made much difference. I never seen the man I couldn't handle. Better put that hat on, 'fore the sun hits you any worse.
Lynn Hayden: Thanks, lady.
Ellen Colby: [taken aback] Lady!
Ellen Colby: [seeing Lynn eyeing her approvingly] What are you starin' at?
Lynn Hayden: A lady.
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Randolph Scott
(as Lynn Hayden)
in
To the Last Man
(1933)
Year: 1946
Director:
Edwin L. Marin
Director:
Edwin L. Marin
Dan Mitchell:
I saw a motto on a sundial once that said: it's always later than you think.
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Randolph Scott
(as Dan Mitchell)
in
Abilene Town
(1946)
Year: 1936
Director:
Mark Sandrich
Director:
Mark Sandrich
Bake Baker: I asked that little girl to marry me.
Bilge Smith: What???
Bake Baker: She turned me down.
Bilge Smith: Imagine a guy asking a dame to marry him.
Bilge Smith: What???
Bake Baker: She turned me down.
Bilge Smith: Imagine a guy asking a dame to marry him.
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Randolph Scott
(as Bilge Smith)
in
Follow the Fleet
(1936)
Year: 1936
Director:
Mark Sandrich
Director:
Mark Sandrich
Connie Martin: They're pretty aren't they? (as Blige stares at girls walking by) Oh, but I bet you're used to seeing pretty girls all over the world.
Bilge Smith: I never give them a tumble sister. Women don't interest me.
Bilge Smith: I never give them a tumble sister. Women don't interest me.
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Randolph Scott
(as Bilge Smith)
in
Follow the Fleet
(1936)
Year: 1936
Director:
Mark Sandrich
Director:
Mark Sandrich
Bilge Smith: Hi ya Baby.
Connie Martin: Hello Sailor.
Bilge Smith: So you know my name.
Connie Martin: Sure. Haven't we met before?
Bilge Smith: Now that's what I should have said.
Connie Martin: No, but -- haven't we?
Bilge Smith: Not a chance! Think I could forget a face like yours?
Connie Martin: Hello Sailor.
Bilge Smith: So you know my name.
Connie Martin: Sure. Haven't we met before?
Bilge Smith: Now that's what I should have said.
Connie Martin: No, but -- haven't we?
Bilge Smith: Not a chance! Think I could forget a face like yours?
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Randolph Scott
(as Bilge Smith)
in
Follow the Fleet
(1936)