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Film Quotes by Warren Oates

8 quotes
Major Dundee
Year: 1965

Director:
Sam Peckinpah
Arthur Hadley: [Arthur and a few others are bathing in a spring] Come on in, O.W.!
O.W. Hadley: I already took my bath!
-- Warren Oates (as O.W. Hadley) in Major Dundee (1965)
The Wild Bunch
Year: 1969

Director:
Sam Peckinpah
Pike Bishop: Let's go!
Lyle Gorch: Why the hell not?
-- Warren Oates (as Lyle Gorch) in The Wild Bunch (1969)
The Wild Bunch
Year: 1969

Director:
Sam Peckinpah
Pike Bishop: You boys want to move on or stay here and give him a... decent burial?
Tector Gorch: He was a good man, and I think we oughta bury him.
Pike Bishop: He's DEAD! And he's got a lot of good men back there to keep him company!
Lyle Gorch: Too damn many!
Dutch Engstrom: [removes his hat] I think the boys are right. I'd like to say a few words for the dear, dead departed. And maybe a few hymns'd be in order. Followed by a church supper. With a choir!
Lyle Gorch: You crazy bastards! Both of ya!
-- Warren Oates (as Lyle Gorch) in The Wild Bunch (1969)
Return of the Seven
Year: 1966

Director:
Burt Kennedy
Colbee: Had me a quiet woman once. Outside she was calm as Sunday. Inside, she was wild as mountain scenery. I'm going to ride back that way again.
Luis Emilio Delgado: Where's that?
Colbee: Sonora town.
Luis Emilio Delgado: I was there once.
Colbee: Once? You mean you didn't go back?
Luis Emilio Delgado: What for?
Colbee: Well, there's over ten head of females for every male in Sonora, that's for what. And I ought to know - I went through half of them one night. And I would have got around to the rest of 'em, if I hadn't pulled a leg muscle.
Return of the Seven
Year: 1966

Director:
Burt Kennedy
Colbee: How did I know she was married? Women aren't like cattle. They ain't got a brand on their hip to let you know when you're driving another man's stock.
Return of the Seven
Year: 1966

Director:
Burt Kennedy
Colbee: We got to stand along side of 'em so that someday they can stand alone.
The Wild Bunch
Year: 1969

Director:
Sam Peckinpah
Lyle Gorch: All your fancy plannin' and talkin' damn near got us shot to pieces over a few lousy bags of washers. Well, this was goin' to be me and Tector's last job before we quit and headed south. We spent all our time and money a-gettin' ready for this!
Pike Bishop: You spent all your time and money runnin' whores in Hondo while I spent my stake settin' it up.
[throws down washer]
Pike Bishop: Hell, I should have been runnin' whores instead of stealin' Army horses.
Lyle Gorch: While you was doin' all that plannin', me and Tector was gettin' our bell rope pulled by two... two, mind you, Hondo whores!
[starts laughing]
Dutch Engstrom: [laughing] And Pike was dreamin' of washers... you were matching whores... in tandem!
Lyle Gorch: What's that?
Tector Gorch: That's one behind t'other.
Lyle Gorch: That's right! That's what we was doin'!
-- Warren Oates (as Lyle Gorch) in The Wild Bunch (1969)
Major Dundee
Year: 1965

Director:
Sam Peckinpah
O.W. Hadley: [as he is about to be executed as a deserter] Aw, hell, Major, you're just doin' what you gots to do! But goddamn your soul for it anyway, and God bless Robert E. Lee!
[Tyreen shoots him in the back of the head]
-- Warren Oates (as O.W. Hadley) in Major Dundee (1965)