"Cimarron Strip" The Hunted (TV Episode 1967) - Stuart Whitman as Marshal Jim Crown

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Felix Gauge : Don't turn around - just keep your hands around that tin cup... You're Crown?

Marshal Jim Crown : I'm Crown.

Felix Gauge : I'm Felix Gauge... and my brother Gene.

Marshal Jim Crown : I've got a picture or two in my office.
Marshal Jim Crown : You two make no mistake about it. You're going to be throwing yourself on the mercy of the court.

Gene Gauge : You sure have our interests at heart, Mr. Crown; I can read that.

Marshal Jim Crown : I got ten days and I'm gonna use 'em and you're going to be gettin' what's comin' to ya - one way or the other. Now, if you don't like the terms, you go back to sleepin' in the hills. If you do, follow me. It's a hot day, a long ride back and it isn't gettin' any cooler.
Big Jake Mulady : You fancy yourself quite the fisherman, don't you, Marshal?

Marshal Jim Crown : Hook and line, that's all.

Big Jake Mulady : You ain't catchin' nothin'. You need bait. Good, live bait.

Marshal Jim Crown : How about twenty years?

Big Jake Mulady : You're not likely to land this fish.

Marshal Jim Crown : I might - if I had a noose at the end of the line.
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Padre : He was a strange boy, Marshal. So young, yet so preoccupied with death. The hunted are very lonely men, aren't they? I used to believe that somewhere along the line it was the lack of a hand held forth to them - lack of a word - but now I'm not so sure.

Marshal Jim Crown : I'm not either, Padre.

Stuart Whitman: Marshal Jim Crown