She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949) Poster

(1949)

John Agar: Lt. Flint Cohill

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  • Captain Nathan Brittles : [Cohill and Pennell are about to fight over Olivia]  Button your shirt, Mister Pennell! Thought better of you. Four years out here and still actin' like a wet-eared "kaydet" on the Hudson. What is this all about, Mr. Cohill?

    Lt. Flint Cohill : Sir, I... I decline to answer... respectfully.

    Captain Nathan Brittles : Mr. Cohill, it is a bitter thing, indeed, to learn that an officer who has had nine years experience in the cavalry - the officer to whom I am surrendering command of this troop in two more days - should have so little grasp of leadership as to allow himself to be chivvied into a go at fisticuffs while 'Taps' still sounds over a brave man's grave! God help this troop when I'm gone.

  • Lt. Flint Cohill : Where do you plan on having your picnic, Ross?

    2nd Lt. Ross Penell : Three months from now at Delmonico's in New York with Olivia on my arm, and I won't be wearning a blue suit either, bub.

  • Captain Nathan Brittles : Give 'em a wide berth. Mr Cohill, past Sudrow's Wells by way of Twin Forks.

    Lt. Flint Cohill : We'll lose half a day, sir.

    2nd Lt. Ross Penell : The ladies will miss their stage, sir

    Captain Nathan Brittles : Would you rather have them miss their scalps, sir?

  • Captain Nathan Brittles : If I gave you a written order, Mr. Cohill, would you follow it?

    Lt. Flint Cohill : I don't need a written order from you, sir.

    Captain Nathan Brittles : Just the same, you're going to get it; might come in handy at out court-martial.

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