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The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance Sound Bites
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Ladies_man.wav
John Wayne: "Looks like we got ourselves a ladies' man!"

Law_books.wav
John Wayne: "Well, I know those law books mean a lot to you, but not out here... Out here, a man settles his own problems."

Lawyer1.wav
John Wayne: "You better listen. He's a lawyer, ya know."
 

Lawyer2.wav
John Carradine: "He's a lawyer... an attorney-at-law... an officer of the court... Yes, but what kind of lawyer?"

Dont_rush_me.wav
Edmond O'Brien as Dutton Peabody: "When can I print the story?"
John Wayne: "Don't rush me, mister editor."

Legend.wav
Jimmy Stewart: "Well, you're not going to use the story, Mr. Scott?"
Carleton Young as Maxwell Scott: "No, sir... When the legend becomes fact, print the legend."

Lie.wav
Jimmy Stewart: "What are ya trying to tell me?"
John Wayne: "I'm tellin' ya that Hallie's my girl."
Stewart: "Well, Tom, I guess everybody pretty much takes that for granted."
Wayne: "Everybody except Hallie... and maybe you."
Stewart: "Now that's a damned lie, and you know it."

Murder.wav
John Wayne: "Cold-blooded murder."

News_paper_man.wav
Edmond O'Brien: "I'm a newspaper man, not a politician!"

Oh_you.wav
John Carradine: "Oh, you ill-advised... Oh, you poorly-counseled!"