Rick Harper:
Miserable country, infested with decent citizens.
--Arthur Kennedy (as ) in The Rawhide Years
--Arthur Kennedy (as ) in The Rawhide Years
Santiago:
Aww! You know how to die. You watch plenty others.
--Arthur Kennedy (as ) in The Naked Dawn
--Arthur Kennedy (as ) in The Naked Dawn
Vic Hansbro:
I'm sorry about this. I figured you'd kinda have your bellyful of these parts and would be anxious to get out of here.
Will Lockhart: Yeah, well, I figure this place owes me somethin' and I'm gonna make it pay.
Vic Hansbro: Let me straighten you out, mister. We got enough trouble around here with the Apaches and young Dave. Now don't you go startin' any!
--Arthur Kennedy (as Vic Hansbro) in The Man from Laramie
Will Lockhart: Yeah, well, I figure this place owes me somethin' and I'm gonna make it pay.
Vic Hansbro: Let me straighten you out, mister. We got enough trouble around here with the Apaches and young Dave. Now don't you go startin' any!
--Arthur Kennedy (as Vic Hansbro) in The Man from Laramie
Wes Merritt:
A fella's bankroll could get fat in a hurry, rodeoin'.
Jeff McCloud: Bahh... Chicken today, feathers tomorrow.
Wes Merritt: Not if he played it smart when he had the chicken.
--Arthur Kennedy (as Wes Merritt) in The Lusty Men
Jeff McCloud: Bahh... Chicken today, feathers tomorrow.
Wes Merritt: Not if he played it smart when he had the chicken.
--Arthur Kennedy (as Wes Merritt) in The Lusty Men
Tommy Woodry:
Pop? If you see a thing with your own eyes, it can't be a dream, can it?
Mr. Ed Woodry: You don't want me ever to be ashamed of you, do you?
Tommy Woodry: No pop.
Mr. Ed Woodry: Well don't you see that might happen if you keep this up? People gonna say that Ed Woodry's son doesn't know the difference between what's real and what isn't. Why, they might even say that you're a liar.
--Arthur Kennedy (as Mr. Ed Woodry) in The Window
Mr. Ed Woodry: You don't want me ever to be ashamed of you, do you?
Tommy Woodry: No pop.
Mr. Ed Woodry: Well don't you see that might happen if you keep this up? People gonna say that Ed Woodry's son doesn't know the difference between what's real and what isn't. Why, they might even say that you're a liar.
--Arthur Kennedy (as Mr. Ed Woodry) in The Window
Jackson Bentley:
Never saw a man killed with a sword before.
T.E. Lawrence: [contemptuously] Why don't you take a picture?
Jackson Bentley: Wish I had.
--Arthur Kennedy (as Jackson Bentley) in Lawrence of Arabia
T.E. Lawrence: [contemptuously] Why don't you take a picture?
Jackson Bentley: Wish I had.
--Arthur Kennedy (as Jackson Bentley) in Lawrence of Arabia
Jackson Bentley:
Ow, you rotten man... here, let me take your rotten bloody picture... for the rotten bloody newspapers.
--Arthur Kennedy (as Jackson Bentley) in Lawrence of Arabia
--Arthur Kennedy (as Jackson Bentley) in Lawrence of Arabia
Jackson Bentley:
You answered without saying anything. That's politics.
--Arthur Kennedy (as Jackson Bentley) in Lawrence of Arabia
--Arthur Kennedy (as Jackson Bentley) in Lawrence of Arabia
[asked by reporter if he knew Lawrence]
Jackson Bentley: Yes, it was my privilege to know him and to make him known to the world. He was a poet, a scholar and a mighty warrior.
[after reporter leaves]
Jackson Bentley: He was also the most shameless exhibitionist since Barnum & Bailey.
--Arthur Kennedy (as Jackson Bentley) in Lawrence of Arabia
Jackson Bentley: Yes, it was my privilege to know him and to make him known to the world. He was a poet, a scholar and a mighty warrior.
[after reporter leaves]
Jackson Bentley: He was also the most shameless exhibitionist since Barnum & Bailey.
--Arthur Kennedy (as Jackson Bentley) in Lawrence of Arabia
