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)

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41 Get off your horse and make yourself comfortable. -I won't be here long enough for that.

— Cole Thornton (John Wayne)

42 Hit me in the bugle. Look. Got a dent in it.

— Bull Harris (Arthur Hunnicutt)

43 I don't believe you. -Well, I don't care much, miss, whether you do or not.

— Cole Thornton (John Wayne), Joey (Michele Carey)

44 I don't know, but the fella who used it before, he couldn't see too good. He just shoot where he hear somebody talk.

45 I reckon the way to get him to do something is to tell him not to do it. -Not if he didn't want to do it in the first place.

— Bull Harris (Arthur Hunnicutt), Sheriff J.P. Harrah (Robert Mitchum)

46 I was too mad to be scared and just too sick to worry about it. You know that. -I've been there.

— Sheriff J.P. Harrah (Robert Mitchum)

47 It's not too bad. You know these wounds were made by buckshot, don't you? -I thought they were.

— Cole Thornton (John Wayne)

48 My friends, my dear good friends. You dirty, lousy, rotten, sheep-herding... What did you do to me? What did you give me? I'm all crawling inside.

— Sheriff J.P. Harrah (Robert Mitchum)

49 Now, raise your right hand. I forgot the words, but you'd better say, I do. -I do. -Now you're deputies.

— Bull Harris (Arthur Hunnicutt)

50 One of us must have done some damage. There's some blood here.

— Sheriff J.P. Harrah (Robert Mitchum)

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