Dr. Peter Blood: Nuttall, me lad, there's just one other little thing. Do you think you could find me a good stout piece of timber? About so thick and so long?
Honesty Nuttall: Yes, I think so.
Dr. Peter Blood: Then do so and lash it to your spine - it needs stiffening. Courage! We'll join you at midnight.


--Errol Flynn (as Peter Blood) in Captain Blood

Robin Hood: Then you do love me, don't you? Don't you?
Lady Marian Fitzswalter: You know I do.
Robin Hood: Well, that's different. (Robin re-enters the window and they kiss.)


--Errol Flynn (as Robin Hood) in The Adventures of Robin Hood

Wade Hatton: The only real native of Kansas is the buffalo. He's got a very hard head, a very uncertain temper and a very lonely future. Apart from that there's hardly any comparison between you.


--Errol Flynn (as Wade Hatton) in Dodge City

Wade Hatton: Is this showing proper respect for the law?
Abbie Irving: I never saw the law fall on its face before.
Wade Hatton: I didn't fall on my face!


--Errol Flynn (as Wade Hatton) in Dodge City

Wade Hatton: And understand this -- there's gonna be no mob rule around this town as long as I'm Sheriff!


--Errol Flynn (as Wade Hatton) in Dodge City

Wade Hatton: Here, may I take that? It looks heavy for you.
Abbie Irving: No thank you. I can manage it.
Wade Hatton: Oh, I'm sure you can manage a bigger one than that -- in each hand, if you wanted to -- but why should you?


--Errol Flynn (as Wade Hatton) in Dodge City

Wade Hatton: Maybe you're afraid I might kiss you.
Abbie Irving: You wouldn't dare.
Wade Hatton: Now, I wish I were as sure of that as you are.


--Errol Flynn (as Wade Hatton) in Dodge City

Wade Hatton: Now if everyone in the camp would obey orders as willingly and charmingly as that, we wouldn't have any trouble.


--Errol Flynn (as Wade Hatton) in Dodge City

Wade Hatton: Of course you realize that people in general are inclined to think that a newspaper office is an odd place for a charming young lady like you to be working, don't you?
Abbie Irving: And are you the delegation sent to tell me that?
Wade Hatton: No, no, no... I just stop trouble around here. I don't start it!


--Errol Flynn (as Wade Hatton) in Dodge City

Wade Hatton: Thirty years ago my father met my mother at the London Dairy Fair. He'd come down to sell some prize pigs -- big fat lovely pigs they were. My mother was down there after winning the grand prize for her roses. Roses of Sharon, enormous big things, as big as your face and nearly as beautiful. I don't suppose there were ever roses like that in the whole length and breath of Ireland. Well, what must happen? The very last day of the fair, father's pigs get out and eat up every single one of mother's prize roses -- root, stem, flower and all. Now, did any two people ever get off to a worse start than that? And yet look at them now! Six big lusty sons with score or so of prize pigs and the most beautiful rose garden in the whole of Ireland.


--Errol Flynn (as Wade Hatton) in Dodge City