Crockett! Crockett! Crockett, what the devil...?

9 seconds sound clip from the The Alamo (1960) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 01:38:47.836 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

- I would!

- Got yourself a deal, Scotty.

- Well, Davy, it looks like you done it again.

- It do.

- Bowie?

- Looked like a tie to me.

- Your duty.

- Good morning, Colonel. He's still a-sleepin'.

- I'll take care of that, Jethro.

- Crockett! Crockett! Crockett, what the devil...?

- Good morning, Smitty. Doc.

- Davy.

- Good morning.

- Well, you got yourself famous last night.

- Now every place they talk about Jim Bowie, they'll have to tell about the good man that pulled him out from under the troops.

- Gee, will they?

- Jim, the kid's always wanted to know about that sandbar episode.

- Oh, come on, Crockett.

[...]

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