Hatfield Quotes in Stagecoach (1966)

Hatfield: Put out that cigar! You're annoying the lady.

Doc Josiah Boone: Oh, I'm sorry Ma'am I'm so fond of the weed myself I sometimes forget it's unpleasant to others. Excuse me.

Hatfield: If you're a gentleman you'd know better to never smoke in the presence of a lady.

Doc Josiah Boone: You know last week I took a bullet out of fellow who had been shot by a gentleman. The bullet was in the back.

Hatfield: Are you insinuating?

Dr. Josiah Boone: Seems to me I knew your family, Henry. Didn't I fix your arm once when you, oh, bumped off a horse?

Ringo Kid: Are you Doc Boone?

Dr. Josiah Boone: I certainly am. Ah, let's see... I'd just been honorably discharged from the Union Army after the War of the Rebellion.

Hatfield: You mean the War for the Southern Confederacy, sir.

Dr. Josiah Boone: I mean nothing of the kind, sir!

Ringo Kid: That was my kid brother broke his arm. You did a good job, Doc, even if you was drunk.

Dr. Josiah Boone: Thank you, son. Professional compliments are always pleasing. What happened to that boy whose arm I fixed?

Ringo Kid: He was murdered.

Hatfield: A gentleman doesn't smoke in the presence of a lady.

Dr. Josiah Boone: Three weeks ago I took a bullet out of a man who was shot by a gentleman. The bullet was in his back!

Hatfield: You mean to insinuate...

Ringo Kid: Sit down, mister. Doc don't mean no harm.

[Bob Crandall, working undercover, leads the Rangers to the gunrunning gang's wagons]

Largo: We gotta get outta here in a hurry!

Hatfield: What happened?

Largo: We ran right into a trap set by Crandall.

Hatfield: Crandall?

Largo: He decided he'd rather be a Ranger. Smart kid.

Hatfield: That's treachery!