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You're sorry?

4 seconds sound clip from the The Train Robbers movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:27:22 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

- Grady, when this is over...

- What?

- You brought him.

- Saddle up.

- I'm sorry, Grady.

- You're sorry?

- Go pick him up, Cal.

- Yes, sir. (3)

- How in the hell do you figure that mule got here?

- Well, my Spanish is kind of rusty, but it seems those fellows that borrowed our mule wanted the dynamite to blow their friends out of jail.

- Do you suppose they'll let Cal have that knot-head back?

[...]

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Actors: John Wayne (Hondo Lane), Ann-Margret (Lilly Lowe), Rod Taylor (Grady), Ben Johnson (Jesse), Bobby Vinton (Ben Young), Ricardo Montalban (The Pinkerton man)

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