All battles are fought by scared men who'd rather be some place else.

Tomorrow hopes we have learned something from yesterday.

Every country in the world loved the folklore of the West--the music, the dress, the excitement, everything that was associated with the opening of a new territory. It took everybody out of their own little world. The cowboy lasted a hundred years, created more songs and prose and poetry than any other folk figure. The closest thing was the Japanese samurai. Now, I wonder who'll continue it.

If a man says, "I'll call you," and he doesn't, he didn't forget. . . . he didn't lose your number. . . . he didn't die. He just didn't want to call you.

One look that works is better than twenty lines of dialogue.

This kind of war, you've gotta believe in what you're fighting for.

We're burnin' daylight!