Yancy Derringer (TV Series)
Return to New Orleans (1958)
Charles Cooper: Harmon Steele
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Quotes
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[first lines]
Yancy Derringer : With fear and trembling, I'll bet five hundred.
Harmon Steele : You're very lucky, friend.
George Slocum : I hope it's... just luck.
Charles Hunter : My father always warned me about playing with strangers; nevertheless, I'll call that five and raise you five hundred.
Yancy Derringer : My daddy always said, "Be kind to poor poker players", so I'll just call.
Charles Hunter : What did your daddy tell about a king-high flush?
Yancy Derringer : Well, my daddy always said, "Never send a boy on a man's errand."
[Yancy reveals four aces]
Yancy Derringer : Four bullets.
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George Slocum : He's gone!
Harmon Steele : He must be around somewhere.
Charles Hunter : Never mind. When he boards the boat for New Orleans tonight...
Harmon Steele : You're gambling he will?
Charles Hunter : You know I never gamble.
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Harmon Steele : He has a head like an anvil. It felt like a hit iron.
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Harmon Steele : You live in luck - but this time it's all run out.
Amanda Eaton : Who are you? What do you want?
Harmon Steele : Get out of the way.
Yancy Derringer : Now you better do as the gentleman says, Amanda, or you might get hit with the buckshot, too.
Harmon Steele : Buckshot?
Yancy Derringer : Friend, do you have a feeling that there's someone behind you?
Harmon Steele : There's nobody there.
Yancy Derringer : I'm sure you remember him. He's kind of a big fellow, Pawnee Indian, with a double-barreled shotgun that's right now pointed at the back of your head. Have you ever seen a man that was hit with both barrels? Ah, it's a sad sight. First it knocks him him about ten feet, then they have to mop him up off the deck. It's just awful.
Harmon Steele : Keep away from me.
Yancy Derringer : Now don't you go gettin' nervous, 'cause that Indian is nervous enough and that scatter gun's got hair triggers. Now you just better hand over that pistol because in three seconds you're going to lose all your worries.
