Mendoza:
He says the medals belong to him... he stole them himself.
Brett Stanton: Well, tell him the next time to steal something with some gold in it.
--Dale Robertson (as ) in City of Bad Men
Brett Stanton: Well, tell him the next time to steal something with some gold in it.
--Dale Robertson (as ) in City of Bad Men
Stewpot:
I got a feeling that the real fight is going to be outside of the ring.
Brett Stanton: Well, if the killing starts, you can forget about your fistfight. This town will empty like a cyclone hit it.
Stewpot: Will you be staying or leaving?
Brett Stanton: That depends on which way the wind is blowing.
--Dale Robertson (as ) in City of Bad Men
Brett Stanton: Well, if the killing starts, you can forget about your fistfight. This town will empty like a cyclone hit it.
Stewpot: Will you be staying or leaving?
Brett Stanton: That depends on which way the wind is blowing.
--Dale Robertson (as ) in City of Bad Men
Russell:
Our luck has got to change sometime.
Brett Stanton: You're like a bunch of dumb cattle. You're stampeded at the sight of trouble, bawl at the first shift of wind. Our luck ain't going to change until you start acting like men.
--Dale Robertson (as ) in City of Bad Men
Brett Stanton: You're like a bunch of dumb cattle. You're stampeded at the sight of trouble, bawl at the first shift of wind. Our luck ain't going to change until you start acting like men.
--Dale Robertson (as ) in City of Bad Men
Sen. Blakely:
How could you hate a man so much?
John Banner: I didn't hate him. He was my brother!
--Dale Robertson (as ) in Dakota Incident
John Banner: I didn't hate him. He was my brother!
--Dale Robertson (as ) in Dakota Incident
Cal:
I thought gamblers were supposed to be gentlemen.
John Oakhurst: Supposed to be. Actually, they're just gamblers.
--Dale Robertson (as ) in The Outcasts of Poker Flat
John Oakhurst: Supposed to be. Actually, they're just gamblers.
--Dale Robertson (as ) in The Outcasts of Poker Flat
Amy Clarke:
He really believed what he said.
John Banner: Enough to die for it.
--Dale Robertson (as ) in Dakota Incident
John Banner: Enough to die for it.
--Dale Robertson (as ) in Dakota Incident
Amy Clarke:
Just a moment ago, you referred to me as a lady. In the future, please remember that I happen to be one.
John Banner: No woman just happens to be a lady. There's some that work at it harder than others.
--Dale Robertson (as ) in Dakota Incident
John Banner: No woman just happens to be a lady. There's some that work at it harder than others.
--Dale Robertson (as ) in Dakota Incident
Amy Clarke:
You killed a man once over a bottle of whiskey... winner take all. How many Indians would you kill for a canteen of water?
John Banner: That's not the way I look at it. The point is, I don't want 'em to kill the only real friend I got - me!
--Dale Robertson (as ) in Dakota Incident
John Banner: That's not the way I look at it. The point is, I don't want 'em to kill the only real friend I got - me!
--Dale Robertson (as ) in Dakota Incident
Marshal Allan Burnett:
You don't belong. There's no place for your...
Jagade: You can save the rest of that speech, I've heard it. There's no place for your kind. Civilization has come to the west. The good people! They made all the rules. You either live by 'em or you're driven out. And what they can't do with the fear of God, they do with a hired gun. Only they call him a marshal.
--Dale Robertson (as ) in A Day of Fury
Jagade: You can save the rest of that speech, I've heard it. There's no place for your kind. Civilization has come to the west. The good people! They made all the rules. You either live by 'em or you're driven out. And what they can't do with the fear of God, they do with a hired gun. Only they call him a marshal.
--Dale Robertson (as ) in A Day of Fury
Brett Stanton:
Stewpot, you still look as tough as the meat you cook.
--Dale Robertson (as ) in City of Bad Men
--Dale Robertson (as ) in City of Bad Men
