Johnny Lee DavenportQuotes

Soviet Colonel: [speaks in Russian, then switches to English] What's now?

Col. Glen Whitacre: [driver pulls over and stops car] Why are we stopping, Sergeant?

MP: [produces pistol and shoots both passengers dead] Sorry sir, just checking the map.

Deputy Marshal Samuel Gerard: Richard?!!

Dr. Richard Kimble: Officer, officer! There's a man in a blue topcoat waving a gun and screaming…at a woman.

Deputy Marshal Samuel Gerard: STOP THAT MAN!!

Marshal Henry: He's a US Marshal, let him go, let him go!

Deputy Marshal Samuel Gerard: Close the gates, go! LOCK IT NOW!!!

Deputy Marshal Samuel Gerard: Agh that door!!

Deputy Marshal Samuel Gerard: [listens; sets down the receiver and hands the file on Copeland over to another agent, then heads into a conference room where his other deputies are listening to the tapped phone call Kimble made to his lawyer; closes the doors behind him; Biggs barks like a happy dog; Gerard leans back in his chair] What can I tell you, sir? Mr. Copeland was a bad man. He was gonna kill one of my kids. Well, sir, you can blame me, I mean I'm the one who shot him. So he showed up not dead yet. Let that be a lesson to you, boys and girls. Don't ever argue with the big dog. The big dog is always right.

Deputy Poole: [Gerard laughs dryly] Yeah you've been right before.

Deputy Marshal Samuel Gerard: [The techs play the phone call from the beginning; as the conversation plays, we hear a bell ringing in the background; at the point where Walter asks Kimble for his location, the rumbling of a train passing overhead can be heard] All right.

Marshal Henry: I might be crazy, but that train sounds like an L'.

Deputy Bobby Biggs: St. Louis doesn't have an elevated train.

Deputy Marshal Samuel Gerard: How do you know it's an elevated train?

Marshal Stevens: You know, I think he's right. I lived under an L for twenty years.

Deputy Marshal Samuel Gerard: [sarcastically] Oh, then you can explain the difference in the sound of an elevated train as opposed to a train that's running along the ground. Play that back. I wanna hear the sounds of an elevated train.

Marshal Cosmo Renfro: [[w:New York City Subway|an 'el'] All right, now wait a minute. Now What cities have L's? uh, New York's got ].

Deputy Poole: [[w:Market-Frankford Line|Philly] ].

Deputy Bobby Biggs: [[w:Chicago 'L'|We do] ].

Marshal Cosmo Renfro: We got an el', Milwaukee's got an el'.

Deputy Marshal Samuel Gerard: Hold it right there! When the lawyer says that he sounds guilty, there's bells in the background, there's a guy on a PA. I wanna drop everything but the guy on the PA. Can you do that?

Technician: [presses a few buttons, rewinds the tape, and presses play; at the point where Walter asks Kimble "Why did you run?" a distinguishable P.A. voice comes on] Yeah, I'll try it. Hold on.

Deputy Marshal Samuel Gerard: Yeah Right there.

PA Announcer on tape: [unintelligible] Next stop...

Deputy Marshal Samuel Gerard: [The tech rewinds, presses a few more buttons, and replays that portion of the clip; this time, the announcer is more clearly audible] What's he saying? Something like "Next," uh, "stop"? It sounds like "Next stop". Do that again.

PA Announcer on tape: [[w:Merchandise Mart (CTA station)|Merchandise Mart] Next Stop: ].

Deputy Poole: [repeating the announcer's words] Merchandise Mart".

Deputy Marshal Samuel Gerard: Son-of-a-bitch, our boy came home.

Marshal Cosmo Renfro: [realizing] That bell, That bell is the bell on the Wells Street Bridge. It's six blocks away.

Deputy Marshal Samuel Gerard: I knew that was an elevated train.

Marshal Bobby Biggs: [standing up] Oh yeah, big dog, you're never wrong.