Five Guns to Tombstone

[Landon's plan to rob a Wells Fargo shipment is contingent upon Billy Wade leading the gang]

Matt Wade:
What makes you think he'll listen to me?

George Landon:
I sorta figure blood is thicker than good resolutions... especially since there's half a million in the pot.

Matt Wade:
George, you know Billy is a stubborn man. Well, I'll see what he says, but you know yourself a reformed gun is worse than a reformed drunk.

George Landon:
Well, it's up to you. No Billy, no deal.

[the bank has refused to extend Billy's loan]

Arlene:
Bill, what will you do now?

Billy Wade:
Well, there's only one way out - sell the calves and start all over again.

Arlene:
You mean *we* start all over.

Billy Wade:
When I square myself with the bank, there won't be enough left to pay the preacher.

Arlene:
The bank won't give you an extension and neither will I.

[Matt Wade is on the run after killing a guard and escaping from prison]

Ted Wade:
Billy, can't you do somethin' to help him?

Billy Wade:
There's nothin' we can do to help him. He's goin' to sleep with his boots on and his horse saddled for the rest of his life.

Billy Wade:
They're talkin' about a half million in cash. That kind of money doesn't lie around loose.

George Landon:
No, not often, Billy. Just once in a while, when they run short of cash around here and the bank has a big shipment from the Federal Reserve in San Francisco.

Billy Wade:
Yeah, I remember those hauls, those Wells Fargo wagons from Benton - twenty shotgun and rifle guards.

George Landon:
No. They only use six guns now - since you retired.

George Landon:
Billy, don't forget about Ike Garvey. He calls himself my silent partner. Let's make that a fact.

Ike Garvey:
Billy Wade was in here yesterday.

George Landon:
Oh, that... could I help that? Well, he just came in to see if I would throw something his way is all.

Ike Garvey:
So you threw me to him.

George Landon:
But why would I do something like that?

Ike Garvey:
Because it's exactly what I would do if I wanted to get rid of you!

George Landon:
You're talking nonsense.

Ike Garvey:
Probably, but I'm dissolving our partnership.

[Ike shoots Landon]

[Billy's gang is about to go into action]

Billy Wade:
Well, your last chance to pull out, so say your say one at a time.

Hoke:
That breakfast bacon sure smells good.

Dixon:
Well, anybody can die in bed.

Kolloway:
You couldn't have a prettier day for it.

Ike Garvey:
That's close enough, Billy. Start talkin'.

Billy Wade:
I'll give it to you fast, Ike. I'm countin' myself in.

Ike Garvey:
In what? A hole in Boot Hill?

Billy Wade:
Let's take that express wagon and settle our personal dispute later.

Ike Garvey:
We're two to your one, Billy. We can settle it now.

Billy Wade:
No argument - but you wouldn't have enough men left to stick up a Sunday school.

Billy Wade:
There's the bank shipment. The rest of the loot is on Dixon there.

Marshal Sam Jennings:
Then he's sure worth more dead than alive.

[last lines]

Marshal Sam Jennings:
That arm's not going to give you an excuse not to get married on Sunday, is it?

Billy Wade:
No, sir! Hey, I'll bet I'll be the first man in the territory to go from outlaw to in-law in one day, huh?