Death Hunt Quotes with Sound Clips

Death Hunt Quotes with Sound Clips

Memorable quotes from the 1981 Western action film "Death Hunt", featuring sound bites of the best lines and sfx.

Actors: Charles Bronson (Albert Johnson), Lee Marvin (Sergeant Edgar Millen), Carl Weathers (George Washington Lincoln Brown), Ed Lauter (Hazel)

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1 Ain't it about time to rest? -No, it ain't. We got to push until he drops.

— Sergeant Edgar Millen (Lee Marvin), Hazel (Ed Lauter)

2 My mama, bless her soul, always said my hands were the best part of me. -And your father said the best part of you ran down your mama's leg.

— George Washington Lincoln Brown (Carl Weathers), Sergeant Edgar Millen (Lee Marvin)

3 The least you can do to show your appreciation for a free meal is to come get it.

— Albert Johnson (Charles Bronson)

4 Except Pink Cheeks here... You're real civilized. We don't get many pretty young white boys like you up here.

— Hazel (Ed Lauter)

5 I don't have to remind you, this is confidential information. -And who the hell are we gonna tell, the trees?

— George Washington Lincoln Brown (Carl Weathers)

6 To you, I'm just a name on a form that you have to fill out.

— Albert Johnson (Charles Bronson)

7 What did you see up there? -Nothin'. Just my eyes playing tricks on me.

— Sergeant Edgar Millen (Lee Marvin)

8 You're standing on my feet. -Sorry. You want me to take my boots off?

— (Angie Dickinson), Sergeant Edgar Millen (Lee Marvin)

9 Face the fact, Sergeant. This is a new era. The future has arrived.

10 I'm going to close my eyes and pray you disappear... Hm. Never had much luck prayin'.

— Sergeant Edgar Millen (Lee Marvin)

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