El Dorado (1966) Quotes with Sound Clips

El Dorado (1966) Quotes with Sound Clips - Page 3

Memorable quotes from the movie El Dorado (1966), featuring short sound bites.

Actors: John Wayne (Cole Thornton), Robert Mitchum (Sheriff J.P. Harrah), James Caan (Mississippi)

3 more actors

, Arthur Hunnicutt (Bull Harris), Charlene Holt (Maudie), Michele Carey (Joey)

21 And he said you told him what happens to a man that's gut-shot, how he hasn't got much of a chance. Did you tell him that? -Yeah. I told him that.

— Cole Thornton (John Wayne)

22 Aren't you gonna say anything? -Would it do me any good to say it? -Say what? -That this is crazy.

— Cole Thornton (John Wayne), Maudie (Charlene Holt)

23 Hold it, that's no way to use a handgun. You got to draw and fire, and you better be quicker than somebody else who's doing the same thing. Like this. -Oh, I see.

— Cole Thornton (John Wayne)

24 How do you know he's my friend? -That look on your face when you heard he turned into a drunk.

— Cole Thornton (John Wayne), Sheriff J.P. Harrah (Robert Mitchum)

25 I don't want a drink. I want the whole bottle. -Well, I'll have to fill one up for you.

— Sheriff J.P. Harrah (Robert Mitchum)

26 I reckon he's got a more interesting misery than you got, Sheriff.

— Bull Harris (Arthur Hunnicutt)

27 I'm looking at a tin star with a drunk pinned on it.

— Cole Thornton (John Wayne)

28 Is he over at the jail? -He's still sheriff, though I don't know why.

— Cole Thornton (John Wayne), Maudie (Charlene Holt)

29 That wasn't a fool question. -Well, then, I'll ask you one.

— Mississippi (James Caan), Joey (Michele Carey)

30 That's a voice I'd know anywhere.

— Cole Thornton (John Wayne)

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