Reece Kilgore Quotes in The Lone Ranger (1956)

Reece Kilgore: Hope you had no trouble on the road.

Governor: Were we really in danger from Indians, Mr. Kilgore? My secretary, Mr. Clive, thinks you warned us about that just to put some spice into the journey.

Governor: I expected to find you a much older man, Mr. Kilgore.

Reece Kilgore: Oh, why?

Governor: I don't know. I suppose because of your position in these parts. Your wealth, your influence.

Governor: Well, out here, Governor, you have to get a pretty fast start. You see, in these parts, your chances of growing old may not always be too good.

Reece Kilgore: You hate the smell of animals, the smell of leather, the wind, the Indians, everything you see. Talk about being afraid. What aren't you afraid of?

Welcome Kilgore: You make me afraid.

Reece Kilgore: What are you, a renegade? A bandit? What kind of man are you, siding with the Indians against his own people? What's your grudge against me?

The Lone Ranger: I'm taking you in for murder, Kilgore.