Sir Edward Matherson Quotes in The Wild Geese (1978)

Faulkner: I'm dry when I work.

Sir Edward Matherson: Yes, so I've heard.

Faulkner: There's a separate clause in my contract that says my liver is to be buried separately with honors.

Sir Edward Matherson: I'm not a very humorous man.

Faulkner: So I've noticed.

Sir Edward Matherson: [laughing] Well, then I suppose you'd better kill me.

Faulkner: You're a remarkable man too, Sir Edward. So I suppose I better had.

Sir Edward Matherson: You drink whisky I take it, soda or water?

Faulkner: Large and straight, thank you.

Faulkner: What do I call you? SIR Edward?

Sir Edward Matherson: You do.