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Clips from Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969)

"Well' just so we come out ahead. That's the main thing."
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969)
"The Hole in the Wall Gang' I guess you heard' robbed the Flyer outside our town,"
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"so that makes it our responsibility to get out there and get after them."
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"How many of you can bring your own guns?"
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"Yeah' well' how many of you are going to want me to supply you with guns?"
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"Well... Come on' now. I think it's up to us to do something' don't you?"
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"Why? They're probably halfway to Hole in the Wall already."
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"That's just exactly why we have got to hurry."
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"lf we get mounted up right now and get after them' maybe we could head 'em off."
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"Head 'em off? You crazy? We did that' they'd kill us."
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"Well' I don't think we want to lie down and just let them get away with this..."
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"All right' you two. I want you at my party."
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"- What party? - I'm losing my piano player."
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"He's going off to fight the war."
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"- What war? - The war with the Spanish."
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""Remember the Maine. ""
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"- Who can forget it? - I'm giving him a sendoff' so come on."
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"When I was a kid' I always thought I was gonna grow up to be a hero."
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"- Well, it's too late now. - What'd you say that for? You didn't have to."
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"You want me to go' I'll go all alone"
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"And you want your kids to know that you let me do that' that's fine with me!"
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"But I don't think that's what you want."
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"You and me in the war."
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"We got a lot of things goin' for us. Experience' maturity' leadership."
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"l'd be Major Parker."
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"Yeah' that's my real name."
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"Yeah."
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"- Mine's Longbaugh. - No foolin'?"
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"- Long what? - Harry Longbaugh."
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"You just keep thinkin" Butch. That's what you're good at!"
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"But you're not frantic! No' sir! You have got respect for me and I have got respect for you!"
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"That is why I'm your marshal! And that is why you and you and you are riding with me!"
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"Am I right?"
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"I say this:"
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"I say' ladies and gentlemen'"
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"boys and girls' friends and enemies'"
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"- meet the future! - The future what?"
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"The future mode of transportation for this western world."
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"You got the crowd together. Just thought l'd do a little selling."
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"The horse is dead! You'll see this item sells itself."
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"Butch, Fanny says for you to come in to her party' right now."
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"Cheaper than a horse to keep. No oats' no mess' no kicks' no runnin' away..."
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"Well'"
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"I think I'll get saddled up and go lookin' for a woman."
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"I'm not picky."
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"As long as she's smart' pretty..."
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"and sweet."
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"And gentle and... tender and..."
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"refined and"
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"lovely and... carefree..."
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"Keep goin', teacher lady."
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"It's OK. Don't mind me. Keep on goin'."
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"Shake your head."
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"- Know what I wish? - What?"
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"That once you'd get here on time!"
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"You are mine, Etta Place."
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"Mine! All mine!"
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"Your soft' white flesh is mine."
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"Soft."
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"White."
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"- Do you know what you're doin'? - Theoretically."
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"You've come to get him for the Flyer?"
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"Can you believe I'm broke already?"
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"l've been workin' like a dog all my life and I can't get a penny ahead."
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"Sundance says it's cos you're a soft touch, always taking expensive vacations'"
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"Well' that might have somethin' to do with it!"
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"D'you ever wonder if I'd met you first' we'd been the ones to get involved?"
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"We are involved' Etta. Don't you know that?"
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"Hey."
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"- Take her. Take her. - You're a romantic bastard. I'll give you that."
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"- OK, open up in there. - I work for Mr EH Harriman of the Union..."
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"- Hey' Woodcock! - Butch?"
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"- You OK? - Well, sort of."
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"Hey' that's wonderful. Let's take a look at ya."
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"Now' Butch' you gotta have more respect for me than to think l'd fall for a stunt like that."
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"- You can't wanna get blown up again? - Butch' you know that if it were my money'"
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"there is nobody that I would rather have steal it than you."
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"But I am still in the employ of Mr EH Harriman of the Union Pacific Railroad."
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"I'm a grandmother and a female, and l've got my rights."
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"l've fought whisky and gamblin'! I can certainly fight you!"
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"We got no time for this!"
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"- Put down the gun' Sundance. - Let go!"
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"- What you gonna do to her? - Whatever you force me to."
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"- Open up or tell her goodbye! - Our Father, who art in heaven'"
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"hallowed be thy name."
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"Thy kingdom come' thy will be done,"
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"on earth' as it is in heaven."
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"What am I gonna tell poor Mr Harriman?"
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"A lot more!"
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"Think you used enough dynamite there, Butch?"
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"Whatever they're sellin', I don't want it."
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"Will you leave it!"
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"Come on!"
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"- Hey' Butch. - What?"
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"They're very good."
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"Split up!"
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"- How many of 'em are followin' us? - All of them."
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"I think we lost 'em. D'you think we lost 'em?"
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"You do this right' I'll get you an old dog to kick."
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"Here' room nine. The top of the stairs."
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"Hey' you're drivin' me crazy starin' out the window like that."
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"How can I give Agnes the concentration she deserves with you lookin' out the window?"
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"Could you be a bit more specific' Agnes?"
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"Butch!"
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"OK' Sweetface' give 'em a nice smile."
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"Oh, that's a nice touch."
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"You know' I swear' if he told me I rode out of town ten minutes ago' I'd believe him."
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"And there they go."
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"No, no' no. Don't ask me to stay."
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"It's you. The way you're always lookin' to see am I happy or not."
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"A lot of the other girls' they might want you just for"
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"when you got lots of money to spend on people."
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"Me' I..."
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"Things like that. Lots of the other girls do, but I never did."
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"I always said "Agnes...""
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"Now turn around and..."
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"Get our horses and come on back here."
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"Get outta here. Get outta here."
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"Get out!"
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"Go on! Get outta here' you fatheaded beast!"
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