One more. A little Cowboy Movie Trivia. From which movie was the quote "We all dream of being children again, even the worst of

[Carl Huber]

One more. A little Cowboy Movie Trivia. From which movie was the quote "We all dream of being children again, even the worst of us. Maybe the worst of us most of all".

[Guest]

Would that be the old Mexican elder to William Holden, in "The Wild Bunch"?

[Carl Huber]

Good one 3006. My favorite Cowboy Movie. I also liked the one from Crazy Lee "how would you like to kiss my sister's black cat's A$$". +1

[Carl Huber]

That and "Silver rings your butt, them's washers, Damn".

[Gary Devine]

"A gun is a tool, Marian; no better or no worse than any other tool: an axe, a shovel or anything. A gun is as good or as bad as the man using it. Remember that."

This quote is from my favorite western. What is it. No Peeking!

[Guest]

Alan Ladd or Van Heflin, not sure which, in "Shane."

[MattM37]

Who said: "Seems like every time I get to likin' somebody, they ain't around long." ?

(His partner's response was: "Yeah, I notice that when you get to dislikin' somebody, they ain't around long, either."

[Guest]

Clint Eastwood to Cheif Dan George. "The Outlaw Josey Wales".

[Gary Devine]

crm3006, you got it Alan Ladd in Shane an awesome western movie.

bayouwolf would of loved what Shane called Gunfighter Jack Wilson.
"I've heard that you're a low-down Yankee liar".

[Guest]

Gary Devine-
It has been my sad experience in life to discover that most low-down liars are either damnyankes or demoncrats, with more than a few scalawag republicans thrown in to season the pot.

[Guest]

One for ya'll. Who said "Turn around, Sonny." In what movie and what context?

[bayouwoof]

Gary Devine -

Actually, Ah try to avoid redundancies...

[Carl Huber]

How about "This is the West sir. When the legend becomes fact. Print the legend". The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance

06 I'm going to need a little more.

[Guest]

Carl Huber-
John Ford-1956-Epic western. Petzal would know.

[Carl Huber]

I can only guess. The most memorable scene in a John Ford movie was at the end of the Searchers with John Wayne turning around having fulfilled his task framed by the door way and not walking into the house. Rather back into the Painted Dessert.

He also paid homage to Harry Carey Sr. by grasping his left elbow with his right hand a famous western star. H. Carey Sr. was born in the Bronx N.Y. and learned to ride in City Island N.y.. Go figure those Dam Yankees can be like roaches.