"Red Will" Danaher Quotes in The Quiet Man (1952)

"Red Will" Danaher: He'll regret it till his dying day, if ever he lives that long.

"Red Will" Danaher: I'll count three, and if you're not out of the house by then, I'll loose the dogs on you.

Thornton: If you say "three," mister, you'll never hear the man count "ten."

"Red Will" Danaher: Mind you, I'm fresh as a daisy!

Thornton: You look more like a Black-Eyed Susan to me.

Thornton: [drunk] Woman-of-the-house! I have brought the brother home to supper!

[Throws hat]

Mary Kate Danaher: He is kindly welcome.

"Red Will" Danaher: [also drunk] God bless all in this house...

Mary Kate Danaher: Wipe your feet!

"Red Will" Danaher: Thank you mum!

"Red Will" Danaher: I'll let you buy me a drink, at your wake! Ha!

"Red Will" Danaher: If you've come for supper, you're late.

Michaleen Flynn: A gracious invitation, but, thank you, no.

Michaleen Flynn: [looking thirsty] I don't suppose there's a drop of anything wet in the house?

"Red Will" Danaher: Help yourself to the buttermilk.

Michaleen Flynn: Buttermilk!

[shudders and in sotto voice]

Michaleen Flynn: The *Borgias* would do better.

"Red Will" Danaher: [after falling in a stream] Have ya had enough?

Thornton: No!

"Red Will" Danaher: Well then, give a man a hand.

"Red Will" Danaher: So the I.R.A.'s in this too, huh?

Hugh Forbes: If it were, Red Will Danaher, not a scorched stone 'o your fine house'd be standin'.

Michaleen Flynn: A beautiful sentiment!

The Widow Sarah Tillane: So you told him all that, did you?

"Red Will" Danaher: That I did.

The Widow Sarah Tillane: Down at the pub I suppose, and in front of all those big ears with pints in their fists and pipes in their mouths.

"Red Will" Danaher: Father? Little Flynn?

Father Peter Lonergan, Narrator: Well, I can't say it's true, and I won't say it's not, but there's been talk.