El Dorado (1966) Quotes with Sound Clips

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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)

31 Well, he's human, all right. He's got to be. No other critter on earth would make such a fool of itself.

32 Well, now, if you start being nice to me, I'll quit you for sure. The shock would be too much. I'd sooner have you hung-over and nasty.

— Bull Harris (Arthur Hunnicutt)

33 What are you looking at? -There's somebody out there with a gun. -Everybody in town's got a gun. -Yeah. Not pointing at us, though.

— Mississippi (James Caan), Bull Harris (Arthur Hunnicutt)

34 What can I do? Can't argue with a closed door.

— Cole Thornton (John Wayne)

35 What's the idea of the gun? -Just till I find out which side you're on.

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

36 Why do you wear your hair like some wild mustang that needs a currycomb and a brush? I don't think that...

— Mississippi (James Caan)

37 You don't figure he's pulling out, do you? -Fella in his line of work can't pull out once he takes a job.

— Cole Thornton (John Wayne), Bull Harris (Arthur Hunnicutt)

38 You remember this hat? -Well, why in the hell would I remember a hat? -You killed the man that was wearing it.

— Mississippi (James Caan)

39 Bull, I need you. -You what? -I need you, Bull.

— Sheriff J.P. Harrah (Robert Mitchum)

40 Faith can move mountains, but it can't beat a faster draw.

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