Bronco

Wade Stanton:
[to Bronco] Close me down? Why, you cheap, two-bit tin horn. Just step out from behind that badge and I'll kick you all over town.

Bronco Layne:
You ever see people after the Sioux got through with 'em?

Bronco Layne:
A killer won't stop killing until he's dead.

Runt Bowles:
[speaking of Bronco] Let's see how big he is on his knees.

Miranda Carr:
What's a lady to do when she can't sleep?

Bronco Layne:
Try counting cowboys.

Bronco Layne:
[to Miranda] Why don't you try kissing your husband for a change?

Bill Magrider:
[returning Bronco's gun] You look undressed without it.

Captain Taylor:
There are many ways to kill a ship, Mr. White.

Dr. Winkler:
Never hang red meat where a hound dog can get at it.

Bronco Layne:
It's kinda hard to talk with a rope around your neck.

Dooley:
[picking up rifle] Think I'll get me a cowboy.

Hope Cabot:
Mr. Layne, I've never met a man of violence before, and yet, you're so gentle.

Hope Cabot:
Bronco - that's a strange Christian name.

Bronco Layne:
When I was a young 'un, I had some Indian friends that taught me how to tame wild horses. They pinned the name on me.

Bronco Layne:
Pride's one thing. Pig-headedness is another.

Curly Dan:
[to Bronco Layne] You've been playing with my private property. By rights, I can shoot you dead where you sit.

Three Fingers Jack:
[to Bronco Layne] Of the crime of murder, you stand acquitted on the grounds of self-defense. But the crime of attempting to steal another man's woman, you're adjudged guilty. The prescribed punishment being forty lashes.

Jacob Stint:
[to Bronco] Oh, c'mon now, boy. Don't go sleep on me now. You don't want to miss your own killin', do ya?

George Dowling:
Layne, you talk an awful lot for a dead man.