Arizona (1940 film) Quotes

Arizona (1940 film) is a TV show that was first aired in 1970 . Arizona stopped airing in 1970.

It features Wesley Ruggles as producer, Stephen Foster in charge of musical score, and Fayte Browne as head of cinematography.

Arizona (1940 film) is recorded in English and originally aired in United States. Each episode of Arizona (1940 film) is 125 minutes long. Arizona (1940 film) is distributed by Columbia Pictures.

The cast includes: William Holden as Peter Muncie, Jean Arthur as Phoebe Titus, Regis Toomey as Grant Oury, Edgar Buchanan as Judge Bogardus, and Earl Crawford as Joe Briggs.

Arizona (1940 film) Quotes

Edgar Buchanan as Judge Bogardus

(We don't have any quotes for this character)

Jean Arthur as Phoebe Titus

• (Jean Arthur) "Are you asking me to marry you?"
• (William Holden) "Around about. Is there still something you don't like about me?"
• (Jean Arthur) "No, it's not that. If there wasn't something I didn't like about a man, I couldn't stand the sight of him."

• (Jean Arthur) "Mr. Oury, am I hearing you right? Are you talking about giving Arizona back to the Indians?"
• (Regis Toomey) "That's one way of saying it, Phoebe."
• (Edgar Buchanan) "Like Oury says, it's better to leave what we built here than get our bones picked clean by buzzards."
• (Jean Arthur) "What did you ever build?"

• (Jean Arthur) "Now sometime before morning, I'm going to let off both barrels of this shotgun right at you. I don't know just what time it'll happen -- whenever my finger gets to itching too much. But you can depend on it. You're gonna have a double hole blown clear through you. Maybe ten minutes, maybe two hours. All you have to do is sit comfortable until I think it's the right time."

William Holden as Peter Muncie

• (William Holden) "I figure it sounds crazy to most people -- going to California just to see it. But there's a gallivanted bug in my blood and that's the way I am."

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