The Rare Breed (1966)

Juliet Mills: Hilary

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Quotes 

• Ellsworth : I can tell by your speech that you're from England. May I ask what brought you to our fair shore?

  Hilary : A ship.

• [Sam and Simons are brawling in the saloon] 

  Martha Evans : Does that look like a conspiracy to you?

  Hilary : The thieves have fallen out.

• Hilary : Vindicator, you've got to stand on your own four feet. I mean it! You're a British bull with uncommon good sense and fine ancestors. We've had some fine times together. Now you've got to prove yourself and prove that Father was right. Go on.

• [first lines] 

  Martha Evans : What on earth are they doing?

  Ellsworth : It's called bulldogging, ma'am. That's Bulldog Burnett. He works for my outfit.

  Hilary : Well, it's a perfectly silly way to handle cattle if you ask me.

• Hilary : How are you getting along with Vindicator, Mr. Burnett?

  Burnett : We're not gettin' along with him at all. He's a useless hunk of gristle and besides, he's lyin' on my blanket.

• Hilary : I'll just drive along; just drive and drive and drive while you two consort.

  Martha Evans : Oh, really, Hilary, do you call an innocent canter consorting?

  Hilary : No, but I call a half-a-day gallop a romp.

• Hilary : You decided to play Mr. Ellsworth's game.

  Martha Evans : He certainly is not like him.

  Hilary : Oh, no? One was willing to buy a bull he didn't want and one was willing to sell one he didn't have.

• [last lines] 

  [Hilary whistles "God Save the Queen"] 

  Hilary : There! Watch that one now.

  [Hilary whistles some more] 

  Jamie : Do you still think one of them will come to you?

  Hilary : No, not really. Sometimes a bit of him catches my eye. I like to think he's still out there, somewhere.

• Hilary : But I think we should go to the sheriff and have Mr. Burnett thrown into the hoosegow.

  Martha Evans : The what?

  Hilary : The jail, jug... *Old Bailey*.

  Martha Evans : Why on Earth shold we do thing like that?

  Hilary : Because they plan to kidnap Vindicator and Mr. Burnett is in cahoots with them.

  Martha Evans : What's this 'ca-hoots'? Sounds awful!

  Hilary : Cahoots - conspiracy. Anyway, he said he'd meet them in the pub. It has something to do with that Mr. Taylor.

  Martha Evans : Hilary, Mr. Taylor is an Englishman.

  Hilary : So was Captain Kidd!