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That mean anything to you?

4 seconds sound clip from the The Oklahoma Kid (1939) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:17:14 in the DVD version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

- Kid, I want to talk to you.

- Keep on playing.

- I said I want to talk to you.

- Well, go ahead and talk.

- My name's Whip McCord.

- That mean anything to you?

- How's that?

- McCord.

- McCord, McCord, McCord....

- I don't like it. Do you?

- I want that Indian money.

- Well, go and get it from the Indians.

- Kid, I'm giving you a break 'cause I'm pressed for time.

[...]

Top rated lines from this movie

Listen. I learned this about human nature when I was about so high, and that is that the strong take away from the weak, and the smart take it away from the strong.
Just feel that air. Feel that air. Go on. -What? -Feel that air. It's like velvet, isn't it?
Perhaps, but you can't expect him to lean on any of these people.
How many horses you got? -None. Just a mule, and he's lame.
He's got some very original ideas about life. -I wouldn't wonder.
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Actors: James Cagney (The Oklahoma Kid), Humphrey Bogart (Whip McCord), Rosemary Lane (Jane Hardwick)

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