Tommy Lee Jones
- Highest Rated: The Fugitive (1993)
- Lowest Rated: Nate and Hayes (1983)
- Birthday: Sep 16, 1946
- Birthplace: San Saba, Texas, USA
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An eighth-generation Texan, actor Tommy Lee Jones, born September 15th, 1946, attended Harvard University, where he roomed with future U.S. Vice President Al Gore. Though several of his less-knowledgeable fans have tended to dismiss Jones as a roughhewn redneck, the actor was equally at home on the polo fields (he's a champion player) as the oil fields, where he made his living for many years.After graduating cum laude from Harvard in 1969, Jones made his stage debut that same year in A Patriot for Me; in 1970, he appeared in his first film, Love Story (listed way, way down the cast list as one of Ryan O'Neal's fraternity buddies). Interestingly enough, while Jones was at Harvard, he and roommate Gore provided the models for author Erich Segal while he was writing the character of Oliver, the book's (and film's) protagonist. After this supporting role, Jones got his first film lead in the obscure Canadian film Eliza's Horoscope (1975). Following a spell on the daytime soap opera One Life to Live, he gained national attention in 1977 when he was cast in the title role in the TV miniseries The Amazing Howard Hughes, his resemblance to the title character -- both vocally and visually -- positively uncanny. Five years later, Jones won further acclaim and an Emmy for his startling performance as murderer Gary Gilmore in The Executioner's Song. Jones spent the rest of the '80s working in both television and film, doing his most notable work on such TV miniseries as Lonesome Dove (1989), for which he earned another Emmy nomination. It was not until the early '90s that the actor became a substantial figure in Hollywood, a position catalyzed by a Best Supporting Actor Oscar nomination for his role in Oliver Stone's JFK. In 1993, Jones won both that award and a Golden Globe for his driven, starkly funny portrayal of U.S. Marshal Sam Gerard in The Fugitive. His subsequent work during the decade was prolific and enormously varied. In 1994 alone, he could be seen as an insane prison warden in Natural Born Killers; titular baseball hero Ty Cobb in Cobb; a troubled army captain in Blue Sky; a wily federal attorney in The Client; and a psychotic bomber in Blown Away. Jones was also attached to a number of big-budget action movies, hamming it up as the crazed Two-Face in Batman Forever (1995); donning sunglasses and an attitude to play a special agent in Men in Black (1997); and reprising his Fugitive role for the film's 1998 sequel, U.S. Marshals. The following year, he continued this trend, playing Ashley Judd's parole officer in the psychological thriller Double Jeopardy. The late '90s and millennial turnover found Jones' popularity soaring, and the distinguished actor continued to develop a successful comic screen persona (Space Cowboys [2000] and Men in Black II [2002]), in addition to maintaining his dramatic clout with roles in such thrillers as The Rules of Engagement (2000) and The Hunted (2003).2005 brought a comedic turn for the actor, who starred in the madcap comedy Man of the House as a grizzled police officer in tasked to protect a house full of cheerleaders who witnessed a murder. Jones also took a stab at directing that year, helming and starring in the western crime drama The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada. In 2006, Jones appeared in Robert Altman's film adaptation of A Prairie Home Companion, based on Garrison Keillor's long running radio show. The movie's legendary director, much loved source material and all-star cast made the film a safe bet for the actor, who hadn't done much in the way of musical comedy. Jones played the consumate corporate bad guy with his trademark grit.2007 brought two major roles for the actor. He headlined the Iraq war drama In the Valley of Elah for director Paul Haggis. His work as the veteran father of a son who died in the war earned him strong reviews and an Academy Award nomination for Best Actor. However more people saw Jones' other film from that year, the Coen brothers adaptation of N
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Highest Rated Movies
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The Fugitive
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Men in Black
92%
Filmography
Movies
Rating |
Title |
Credit |
Box
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Year |
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84% | Ad Astra | H. Clifford McBride | — | 2019 |
29% | Shock and Awe | Joe Galloway | — | 2018 |
58% | Always at the Carlyle | Actor | — | 2018 |
5% | Just Getting Started | Leo | — | 2017 |
32% | Mechanic: Resurrection | Max Adams | $21.3M | 2016 |
55% | Jason Bourne | CIA Director Robert Dewey | $162.2M | 2016 |
31% | Criminal | Dr. Franks | — | 2016 |
Mechanic: Ressurection | Max Adams | — | 2016 | |
81% | The Homesman | Screenwriter Executive Producer George Briggs Director | — | 2014 |
29% | The Family | Robert Stansfield | $34.7M | 2013 |
32% | Emperor | General Douglas MacArthur | $3.4M | 2013 |
89% | Lincoln | Thaddeus Stevens | $129.5M | 2012 |
75% | Hope Springs | Arnold | $63.4M | 2012 |
68% | Men in Black III | Agent K | $179.1M | 2012 |
80% | Captain America: The First Avenger | Colonel Chester Phillips | $176.7M | 2011 |
67% | The Company Men | Gene McClary | $4.5M | 2011 |
The Sunset Limited | Director Executive Producer White | — | 2011 | |
58% | In the Electric Mist | Screenwriter Det. Dave Robicheaux | — | 2009 |
92% | Harvard Beats Yale 29-29 | Actor | — | 2008 |
93% | No Country for Old Men | Ed Tom Bell | $74.3M | 2007 |
73% | In the Valley of Elah | Hank Deerfield | $6.6M | 2007 |
The Ballad of Esequiel Hernandez | Narrator | — | 2007 | |
82% | A Prairie Home Companion | Axeman | — | 2006 |
85% | The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada | Pete Perkins Producer Director | $5M | 2006 |
9% | Man of the House | Executive Producer Roland Sharp | $19.2M | 2005 |
58% | The Missing | Samuel Lee | $27M | 2003 |
29% | The Hunted | L.T. Bonham | $34.2M | 2003 |
39% | Men in Black II | Agent K | $190.5M | 2002 |
78% | Space Cowboys | William `Hawk' Hawkins | — | 2000 |
36% | Rules of Engagement | Col. Hayes 'Hodge' Hodges | — | 2000 |
27% | Double Jeopardy | Travis Lehman | — | 1999 |
48% | Small Soldiers | Maj. Chip Hazard | — | 1998 |
92% | Men in Black | K | — | 1997 |
26% | U.S. Marshals | Chief Deputy Marshal Sam Gerard | — | 1997 |
50% | Volcano | Mike Roark | — | 1997 |
39% | Batman Forever | Harvey Two-Face/Harvey Dent | — | 1995 |
The Good Old Boys | Hewey Calloway Director | — | 1995 | |
65% | Cobb | Ty Cobb | — | 1994 |
78% | Blue Sky | Hank Marshall | — | 1994 |
47% | Natural Born Killers | Dwight McClusky | — | 1994 |
78% | The Client | Roy Foltrigg | — | 1994 |
32% | Blown Away | Ryan Gaerity | — | 1994 |
40% | Heaven & Earth | Steve Butler | — | 1994 |
96% | The Fugitive | Samuel Gerard | — | 1993 |
78% | Under Siege | William Strannix | — | 1992 |
56% | House of Cards | Jake Beerlander | — | 1992 |
84% | JFK | Clay Shaw | — | 1991 |
10% | Fire Birds | Brad Little | — | 1990 |
Lonesome Dove - The Making of An Epic | Actor | — | 1990 | |
64% | The Package | Thomas Boyette | — | 1989 |
Gotham | Eddie Mallard | — | 1988 | |
73% | Stormy Monday | Cosmo | — | 1988 |
April Morning | Moses Cooper | — | 1988 | |
Stranger on My Land | Bud Whitman | — | 1988 | |
57% | The Big Town | George Cole | — | 1987 |
Yuri Nosenko, KGB | Steve Daley | — | 1986 | |
Broken Vows | Pater Joseph McMahon | — | 1986 | |
38% | Black Moon Rising | Quint | — | 1986 |
The Park Is Mine | Mitch | — | 1986 | |
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof | Brick Pollitt | — | 1984 | |
The River Rat | Billy | — | 1984 | |
0% | Nate and Hayes | Capt. Bully Hayes | — | 1983 |
The Executioner's Song | Gary Gilmore | — | 1982 | |
40% | Back Roads | Elmore Pratt | — | 1981 |
Barn Burning | Actor | — | 1980 | |
89% | Coal Miner's Daughter | Doolittle Lynn | — | 1980 |
46% | Eyes of Laura Mars | John Neville | — | 1978 |
The Betsy | Angelo Perino | — | 1978 | |
86% | Rolling Thunder | Johnny Vohden | — | 1977 |
The Amazing Howard Hughes | Howard Hughes | — | 1977 | |
Jackson County Jail | Coley Blake | — | 1976 | |
Smash-Up on Interstate 5 | Actor | — | 1976 | |
Eliza's Horoscope | Tommy | — | 1975 | |
68% | Love Story | Hank | — | 1970 |
TV
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The View
1997
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POV
1988
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The Tonight Show With Jay Leno
1992-2014
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Lonesome Dove
1989
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Woodrow F. Call |
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Charlie's Angels
1976-1981
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QUOTES FROM Tommy Lee Jones CHARACTERS
- Eddie Mallard
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Your wife has been dead for over ten years, and she's following you around New York?
- Johnny Vohden
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Let's go clean 'em up.
- Sheriff Ed Tom Bell
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Then I woke up.
- Loretta Lynn
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(trying out a new song) It goes like this 'It'll over my dead body, so get out while you can't, then it drops down to 'cause you ain't woman to take my man!'
- Doolittle "Mooney" Lynn
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Where'd you come up with the idea for that song, Loretta.
- Radio Station Manager
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And come off that dumb hillbilly act!
- Doolittle "Mooney" Lynn
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If you knew Loretta, you'd know that ain't no act.
- Loretta Lynn
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Thank you, honey.
- Roy Foltrigg
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Lyin' lips are an abomination to the Lord, so sayeth the Psalms!
- Harry Roosevelt
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That's Proverbs 12:22.
- Mark Sway
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Thanks, Rev. Roy, you've been a real pain in the ass.
- Roy Foltrigg
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Thank you, son. I can assure you, you have been an even larger pain in the ass.
- Mary Todd Lincoln
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(To Thaddeus Stevens) You have always taken such a lively, even prosecutorial, interest in my household accounts
- Mary Todd Lincoln
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You have always taken such a lively, even prosecutorial, interest in my household accounts.
- Thaddeus Stevens
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Well, that's because you're household accounts have always been so interesting.
- Doolittle "Mooney" Lynn
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(after Loretta's first appearance on the Opry) What we gotta do next is; figure out what to do next.
- Doolittle "Mooney" Lynn
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What we gotta do next is figure out what to do next.
- Doolittle "Mooney" Lynn
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Mr. Webb, me and Loretta are fixin' to get married tomorrow, it's alright with you.
- Ted Webb
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Go ask Clary.
- Doolittle "Mooney" Lynn
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(walks through the house to the kitchen)
- Doolittle "Mooney" Lynn
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Miss Webb, me and Loretta are thinkin' about gettin' married tomorrow.
- Clara Webb
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Go ask Ted.
- Loretta Lynn
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Doolittle, what are you doin'?
- Doolittle "Mooney" Lynn
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(walks back onto the porch, then back into the house)
- Doolittle "Mooney" Lynn
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Ted says go asks Clary; Clary says go ask Ted; I don't know.
- Loretta Lynn
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Wait 'till they go to bed; then you can catch them together. 'Less they'll keep you runnin' back and forth all night long.
- Agent K
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Boris the Animal!
- Boris the Animal
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It's just Boris!
- Wendell
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You think this boy Moss has got any notion of the sorts of sons of bitches that're huntin' him?
- Sheriff Ed Tom Bell
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I don't know, he ought to. He's seen the same things I've seen, and it's certainly made an impression on me.
- Sheriff Ed Tom Bell
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Well, that's all right. I laugh myself sometimes. Ain't a whole lot else you can do.
- Deputy US Marshal Samuel Gerard
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Listen up, ladies and gentlemen! Our fugitive has been on the run for 90 minutes. Average foot speed over uneven ground, barring injury, is 4 miles an hour which gives us a radius of 6 miles! What I want out of each and every one of you is a hard target search of every gas station, residence, warehouse, farmhouse, henhouse, outhouse and doghouse in that area. Checkpoints go up at 15 miles! Our fugitive's name is Dr. Richard Kimble. Go get him.
- Thaddeus Stevens
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Trust? Gentlemen, you seem to have forgotten that our chosen career is politics.
- Thaddeus Stevens
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Trust? Gentlemen, you seem to have forgotten that our chosen career is politics.
- Thaddeus Stevens
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The greatest measure of the 19th century was passed by corruption, aided and abetted by the purest man in America.
- Thaddeus Stevens
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[knock on his door] It opens!
- Griffin
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This is my new favorite moment in human history! Unless this is the one where K forgot to leave a tip... (He looks over to K's tip-less plate, then looks up. We see a meteorite heading for Earth.)
- Griffin
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This is my new favorite moment in human history! Unless this is the one where K forgot to leave a tip... [he looks over to K's tip-less plate, then looks up. We see a meteorite heading for Earth]
- Agent K
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(Re-enters, and leaves a tip. He looks to Griffin...) Almost forgot.
- Agent K
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[re-enters, and leaves a tip. He looks to Griffin] Almost forgot.
- Griffin
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(The meteorite is intercepted by a satellite. Griffin looks to the camera.) That was a close one!
- Griffin
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[the meteorite is intercepted by a satellite. Griffin looks to the camera] That was a close one!
- Thaddeus Stevens
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You claim you can trust them. But you know what the people are. You know the inner compass that should direct the soul toward justice has ossified in white men and women, north and south, unto utter uselessness though tolerating the evil of slavery. White people cannot bear the thought of sharing this country's infinite abundance with Negroes.
- Abraham Lincoln
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A compass, I learnt when I was surveying, it'll... it'll point you True North from where you're standing, but it's got no advice about the swamps and dessert and chasm that you'll encounter along the way. If in pursuit of your destination, you plunge ahead, heedless of obstacles, and achieve nothing more than to sink in a swamp... What's the use of knowing True North?
- Sheriff Ed Tom Bell
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A crime this big it's almost impossible to take it's measure.
- Sheriff Ed Tom Bell
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Well, they'd torture em' first. I don't know why...maybe their television set was broke.
- Sheriff Ed Tom Bell
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Well, they'd torture em' first. I don't know why... maybe their television set was broke.
- Wendell
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Well, it's a mess..ain't it sherrif?
- Wendell
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Well, it's a mess... ain't it sherrif?
- Sheriff Ed Tom Bell
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If it ain't, it'll do till the mess gets here.
- Thaddeus Stevens
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How can I hold that all men are created equal when here before me stands stinking the moral carcass of the gentleman from Ohio? Proof that some men are inferior. Endowed by their maker with dim wits, impermeable to reason, with cold pallid slime in their veins instead of hot red blood. You are more reptile than man George, so low and flat that the foot of man is incapable of crushing you.
- Thaddeus Stevens
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Would Mr. Wood conclude his interminable gabble? Some of us breathe oxygen and we find the mephitic fumes of his oratory a lethal challenge to our pulmonary capabilities.
- K
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The roaches check in.
- J
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They don't check out.
- Thaddeus Stevens
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Abraham Lincoln has asked us to work with him to accomplish the death of slavery
- Thaddeus Stevens
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Abraham Lincoln has asked us to work with him to accomplish the death of slavery.
- Huey Calloway
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Damn Eve.You'll be mad again if I stay.I ain't changed none.
- Huey Calloway
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Damn Eve. You'll be mad again if I stay. I ain't changed none.
- Captain America/Steve Rogers
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Keep it steady!
- Peggy Carter
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Wait! (kisses Steve) Go get him.
- Peggy Carter
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Wait! [kisses Steve] Go get him.
- Captain America/Steve Rogers
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(Looks surprised at Phillips)
- Captain America/Steve Rogers
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[looks surprised at Phillips]
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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I'm not kissing you!
- Sheriff Ed Tom Bell
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That look like a '77 Ford to you Wendell?
- Wendell
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It could be.
- Sheriff Ed Tom Bell
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I'd say it is not a doubt in my mind.
- Sheriff Ed Tom Bell
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Didn't think a car would burn like that.
- Wendell
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Well it's a mess ain't it sheriff?
- Sheriff Ed Tom Bell
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If it ain't it'll do till the mess gets here.
- J
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Hey, where you going??
- J
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Hey, where you going?
- K
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(Calmly) I'm going to get my gun back.
- K
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[calmly] I'm going to get my gun back.
- Mike Roark
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I can't leave you here after an earthquake.
- Kelly Roark
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Dad, I'm 13 years old, I know what to do.
- Mike Roark
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Ok, What do you do?
- Kelly Roark
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Get into a doorframe, stick your head between your knees & kiss your ass goodbye.
- Agent K
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You know how I live such a happy life?
- Agent J
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How you live such a happy life?
- Agent K
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I don't ask questions. I don't want to know the answer to.
- Agent J
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That's deep.
- Agent K
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Let me enjoy this.
- Maj. Chip Hazard
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It's a small world after all.
- Sheriff Ed Tom Bell
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These people will kill him, Carla Jean. They won't quit.
- Carla Jean Moss
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He won't neither. He never has. He can take all comers.
- Sheriff Ed Tom Bell
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You know Charlie Walser? Has the place east of Sanderson? Well you know how they used to slaughter beeves, hit 'em with a maul right here to stun 'em...and then up and slit their throats? Well here Charlie has one trussed up and all set to drain him and the beef comes to. It starts thrashing around, six hundred pounds of very pissed-off livestock if you'll pardon me...Charlie grabs his gun there to shoot the damn thing in the head but what with the swingin' and twistin' it's a glance-shot and ricochets around and comes back hits Charlie in the shoulder. You go see Charlie, he still can't reach up with his right hand for his hat...Point bein', even in the contest between man and steer, the issue is not certain.
- Tommy
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I'll see you in the sun, Eliza.
- Kay
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OK here we go automatic pilot...It is not automatic pilot
- Kay
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OK here we go automatic pilot...It is not automatic pilot.
- Jay
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He doesn't operate at hyper speed !
- Jay
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He doesn't operate at hyper speed!
- Kay
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I could really use a steering wheel here
- Kay
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I could really use a steering wheel here.
- Jay
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We don't have no damm steering wheel this what we've got
- Jay
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We don't have no damm steering wheel this what we've got.
- Dr. Arnim Zola
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I don't eat meat.
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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Why not?
- Dr. Arnim Zola
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It disagrees with me.
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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How about cyanide does that give you the rumbly tummy too?
- Dr. Arnim Zola
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What is it?
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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Steak
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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Steak.
- Dr. Arnim Zola
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What is in it?
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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Cow
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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Cow.
- Agent K
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Do you know what's the most destructive force in the universe?
- Agent J
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Sugar?
- Agent K
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Regret.
- Agent K
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There are things out there you don't need to know about.
- Agent J
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That's not the lie you told me when you recruited me!
- Jay
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You don't remember me but we use to work together.
- Kay
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I never worked at a funeral home. There's something I could do for you, slick?
- Agent K
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Don't ask questions you don't want to know the answers to
- Agent K
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Don't ask questions you don't want to know the answer to.
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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Your Enemy is not what you expect
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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Your Enemy is not what you expect.
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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Your enemy is not what you expect.
- J
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You Do Know Elvis Is Dead? Right?
- J
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You do know elvis is dead? Right?
- K
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No, Elvis Is Not Dead. He Just Went Home.
- K
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No, Elvis is not dead. He just went home.
- D
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Do you know how many treaties you just violated?
- Mikey
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One?
- K
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One!
- D
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Try seven.
- Mikey
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Seven!
- Dr. Richard Kimble
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I didn't kill my wife.
- Deputy US Marshal Samuel Gerard
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I don't care.
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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I asked for an army. All I got is you.
- Kay
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Does that come standard?
- Jay
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Actually it came with a black dude, but he kept getting pulled over.
- Deputy US Marshal Samuel Gerard
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Why did Richard Kimble kill his wife?
- Detective Kelly
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He did it for the money.
- Deputy US Marshal Samuel Gerard
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What do you mean, he did it for the money? He's a doctor. He's already rich.
- Detective Kelly
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But she was more rich.
- Deputy US Marshal Samuel Gerard
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Why did Richard Kimble kill his wif
- Detective Kelly
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He did it for the money.
- Deputy US Marshal Samuel Gerard
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What do you mean, he did it for the money? He's a doctor. He's already rich.
- Detective Kelly
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But she was more rich.
- Biggs
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[after Kimble jumps off of the dam] Sam, are you out of your mind? He's dead.
- Deputy US Marshal Samuel Gerard
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That ought to make him easier to catch.
- Deputy US Marshal Samuel Gerard
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[on the phone] Well, Sir, Mr. Copeland was a bad man. He was gonna shoot one of my kids. [pauses] Well, sir, you can blame me, I'm the one that shot him.
- Commander Krill
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You're the roadrunner?
- William Strannix
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Yeah, never been caught. Mee-meep.
- Commander Krill
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[Krill is dressed as a drag queen] ... Do I look like I need a psychological evaluation?
- William Strannix
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Not at all.
- K
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Fifteen hundred years ago, everybody knew that the Earth was the center of the universe. Five hundred years ago, everybody knew that the Earth was flat. And fifteen minutes ago, you knew that humans were alone on this planet. Imagine what you'll know tomorrow.
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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I'M not gonna kiss ya!
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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I'm not kissing you.
- Sheriff Ed Tom Bell
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Do you know old Charlie Walser whose got that place out east of Sanderson?
- Sheriff Ed Tom Bell
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Well you know how he used to slaughter beeves; him 'em with right here with a maul and then truss 'em up and slit their throats? Well here old Charlie has one trussed up and all set to drain him and the beef comes to. It starts thrashing around. Six hundred pounds of very pissed off livestock...if you'll excuse the.... well. Charlie grabs his gun there shoots the damn thing in the head but with all the swinging and the thrashing it's a glance shot, ricochets around, comes back and hits Charlie in the shoulder. You go see Charlie he still can't pick up his right hand for his hat.
- Sheriff Ed Tom Bell
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Well you know how he used to slaughter beeves; him 'em with right here with a maul and then truss 'em up and slit their throats? Well here old Charlie has one trussed up and all set to drain him and the beef comes to. It starts thrashing around. Six hundred pounds of very pissed off livestock... if you'll excuse the... well. Charlie grabs his gun there shoots the damn thing in the head but with all the swinging and the thrashing it's a glance shot, ricochets around, comes back and hits Charlie in the shoulder. You go see Charlie he still can't pick up his right hand for his hat.
- Sheriff Ed Tom Bell
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The point bein' even in the contest between man and steer, the issue is not certain.
- Deputy US Marshal Samuel Gerard
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Okay get a cane pole, go catch the fish that ate him.
- Dr. Richard Kimble
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i didnt kill my wife
- Dr. Richard Kimble
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I didn't kill my wife!
- Deputy US Marshal Samuel Gerard
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i dont care
- Deputy US Marshal Samuel Gerard
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I don't care!
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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We are here to create a new breed of supersoldiers
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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We are here to create a new breed of super soldiers.
- K
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You sold a reverberating carbonizer with mutate capacities to an unlicensed, unauthorized cephalopoid? Jeebs, you piece of s***!!
- K
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You sold a reverberating carbonizer with mutate capacities to an unlicensed, unauthorized cephalopoid? Jeebs, you piece of s***!
- Jeebs
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He looked alright to me.
- Sheriff Ed Tom Bell
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...then I woke up.
- Sheriff Ed Tom Bell
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And then I woke up.
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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If you have something to say, now would be the perfect time to keep it to yourself.
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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If you have anything to say, now would be a perfect time to keep it to yourself.
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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if you have something on your mind now is a great time to keep it to your self.
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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If you have something on your mind now is a great time to keep it to your self.
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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If you have something on your mind now is a great time to keep it to yourself.
- Travis Lehman
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We spotted the Parsons woman in the Quarter last night. She got away. I just came by to find out if you'd heard from her.
- Nick Parsons
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Not a peep
- Nick Parsons
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Not a peep.
- Travis Lehman
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Do you have any idea why she's fixated her lunacy on you?
- Nick Parsons
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Well, the world's full of crazy people, am I right?
- Travis Lehman
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Oh, yes, you are right. Truer words were never spoken. Those are nice pictures there. Did your kids do them?
- Travis Lehman
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Oh, yes, you are right. Truer words were never spoken. Those are nice pictures there. Did your kids do them?
- Nick Parsons
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Uh, no. Those pictures are by a very great artist named Kandinsky.
- Nick Parsons
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Uh, no. Those pictures are by a very great artist named Kandinsky.
- Travis Lehman
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Oh
- Travis Lehman
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Oh.
- Nick Parsons
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Why do I think you already knew that?
- Roy Foltrigg
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What's the Cloak and Dagger all about, Reggie. You know you can trust us.
- Reggie Love
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You three come here alone?.
- Reggie Love
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You three come here alone?
- Roy Foltrigg
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Nah uh!.
- Roy Foltrigg
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Nah uh!
- Reggie Love
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That's the truth.
- Roy Foltrigg
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Of course it is.
- Reggie Love
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Well, then, why don't you just have one of them.
- Reggie Love
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Just trot out just one of those cars that aren't in the parkin' lot and get a pen and a paper from one of those agents that aren't out there.
- Loretta Lynn
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Doolittle, are you leavin'.
- Loretta Lynn
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Doolittle; are you leavin'?
- Doolittle "Mooney" Lynn
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Naw, Loretta, *I* ain't leavin'.
- Doolittle "Mooney" Lynn
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[come back in the house] Naw, Loretta; *I* ain't leavin'.
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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General Patton has said that wars are fought with weapons but are won by men. Our goal is to create the greatest army in history. But every army begins with one man. He will be the first in a new breed of super-soldier. We are going to win this war because we have the best men. And they, personally, will escort Adolf Hitler to the gates of Hell.
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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Grenade!
- Captain America/Steve Rogers
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(jumps on grenade scrambling) ............is this a test?
- Captain America/Steve Rogers
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[jumps on grenade scrambling]
- Dr. Arnim Zola
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What this is?
- Dr. Arnim Zola
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What is this?
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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Steak
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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Steak.
- Dr. Arnim Zola
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What is in it?
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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Cow.
- Loretta Bell
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How'd you sleep?
- Sheriff Ed Tom Bell
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I don't know. Had dreams.
- Loretta Bell
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Well you got time for 'em now. Anythin' interesting?
- Sheriff Ed Tom Bell
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They always is to the party concerned.
- Loretta Bell
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Ed Tom, I'll be polite.
- Sheriff Ed Tom Bell
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Alright then. Two of 'em. Both had my father in 'em . It's peculiar. I'm older now then he ever was by twenty years. So in a sense he's the younger man. Anyway, first one I don't remember too well but it was about meeting him in town somewhere, he's gonna give me some money. I think I lost it. The second one, it was like we was both back in older times and I was on horseback goin' through the mountains of a night. Goin' through this pass in the mountains. It was cold and there was snow on the ground and he rode past me and kept on goin'. Never said nothin' goin' by. He just rode on past... and he had his blanket wrapped around him and his head down and when he rode past I seen he was carryin' fire in a horn the way people used to do and I could see the horn from the light inside of it. 'Bout the color of the moon. And in the dream I knew that he was goin' on ahead and he was fixin' to make a fire somewhere out there in all that dark and all that cold, and I knew that whenever I got there he would be there. And then I woke up...
- Sheriff Ed Tom Bell
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Alright then. Two of 'em. Both had my father in 'em. It's peculiar. I'm older now then he ever was by twenty years. So in a sense he's the younger man. Anyway, first one I don't remember too well but it was about meeting him in town somewhere, he's gonna give me some money. I think I lost it. The second one, it was like we was both back in older times and I was on horseback goin' through the mountains of a night. Goin' through this pass in the mountains. It was cold and there was snow on the ground and he rode past me and kept on goin'. Never said nothin' goin' by. He just rode on past... and he had his blanket wrapped around him and his head down and when he rode past I seen he was carryin' fire in a horn the way people used to do and I could see the horn from the light inside of it. 'Bout the color of the moon. And in the dream I knew that he was goin' on ahead and he was fixin' to make a fire somewhere out there in all that dark and all that cold, and I knew that whenever I got there he would be there. And then I woke up...
- Deputy US Marshal Samuel Gerard
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Newman, what are you doing?
- Newman
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I'm thinking.
- Deputy US Marshal Samuel Gerard
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Well, think me up a cup of coffee and a chocolate doughnut with some of those little sprinkles on top, while you're thinking.
- J
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You know, Elvis is dead!
- J
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You do know Elvis is dead, right?
- K
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Elvis isn't dead, he just went home.
- K
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No, Elvis is not dead. He just went home.
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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Look at that? He's making me cry.
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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Stick a needle in that kid's arm and it's gonna go right through him
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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Stick a needle in that kids arm and it's gonna go right through him. [watching Steve struggling whilst training with the other new recruits]
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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I'm not kissing you.
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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He's still skinny.
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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Grenade!!!
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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Grenade!
- Deputy US Marshal Samuel Gerard
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So, he showed up not dead yet. Let that be a lesson to you boys and girls: don't ever argue with the big dog, big dog is always right.
- Dr. Richard Kimble
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I didn't kill my wife!
- Dr. Richard Kimble
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[Holding Gerard at gunpoint] I didn't kill my wife!
- Deputy US Marshal Samuel Gerard
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I don't care!
- Deputy US Marshal Samuel Gerard
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I don't care!
- Clay Shaw
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I believe I shall go home and make some etouffee.
- Jim Garrison
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Were you a contract agent for the CIA?
- Clay Shaw
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And if I were do you think I would be sitting here today talking to someone like you?
- Wendell
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It's a mess, ain't it Sheriff?
- Wendell
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It's a mess, ain't it, sheriff?
- Sheriff Ed Tom Bell
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If it ain't it'll do til a mess gets here.
- Sheriff Ed Tom Bell
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If it ain't, it'll do till the mess gets here.
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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He's still skinny.
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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Your enemy is not what you expect.
- Gene McClary
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We could make something here. Start out with a crazy plan. Bobby Walker: Start slow and see if it will grow.
- Gene McClary
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We could make something here. Start out with a crazy plan.
- Bobby Walker
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Start slow and see if it will grow.
- Colonel Chester Phillips
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eneral Patton has said that wars are fought with weapons but are won by men. Our goal is to create the greatest army in history. But every army begins with one man. He will be the first in a new breed of super-soldier. We are going to win this war because we have the best men. And they, personally, will escort Adolf Hitler to the gates of Hell.
- Colonel Chester Phillips
-
General Patton has said that wars are fought with weapons but are won by men. Our goal is to create the greatest army in history. But every army begins with one man. He will be the first in a new breed of super-soldier. We are going to win this war because we have the best men. And they, personally, will escort Adolf Hitler to the gates of Hell.