The Outlaw Josey Wales
- PG
- Year:
- 1976
- 135 min
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Get up, girl. Get up!
Whoa!
WOMAN:
Little Josey!
Come on in. Let's get you cleaned up.
Better go.
[HOOFS THUNDERING]
Whoa.
[BIRDS SQUAWKING]
[GUNSHOT]
[GUNFIRE]
LITTLE JOSEY:
Pa! Help!WOMAN:
Josey!Josey! No, no!
Josey! No!
Josey!
Josey! No!
Josey! No!
LITTLE JOSEY:
Pa! Pa!
WOMAN:
No!LITTLE JOSEY:
Pa![GUNFIRE]
Ashes to ashes...
...dust to dust...
...the Lord gives...
...the Lord takes away.
[GUNSHOT]
[HORSES WALKING]
The name's Anderson.
Bloody Bill is what they call me.
Redlegs?
You'll find them up in Kansas.
They're with the Union.
And we're going up there
and set things aright.
I'll be coming with you.
[GUNFIRE]
All that a fellow has to do...
...is ride into that Union camp
down there...
...raise his right hand and swear
you'll be loyal to the United States.
Then he can take up his horse again...
...and go home.
They'll give us full amnesty then?
FLETCHER:
Yep.
Everyone else has done it but us.
We're the last of the holdouts.
I'm going in. I've had enough.
Josey?
Better go with them, boy.
You coming with us?
I reckon not, Fletcher.
Yep.
There's nowhere to go to get away.
I reckon that's true.
Well, good luck.
Put the rifle down too.
-I'll need it for squirrels and such.
-Put it down.
Kind of young, ain't you kid,
to be riding with this rabble?
Who you calling rabble,
you blue scumbelly?
Hell, we showed these boys, anyway.
Lee might have had to surrender,
but we didn't.
-Shut up, kid.
-Yes, sir.
You showed us.
Now get in line...
...before I kick you so hard
you'll wear your ass for a hat.
Here's the man you asked for, sir.
-Fletcher. Good to see you.
-Senator.
Well done.
Thank you.
What the hell is
You said regular federal authorities
would handle this.
Captain Terrill is the regular
federal authority now.
Captain Terrill is
a bloodthirsty son of a b*tch!
He is a looter and a pillager!
He's the worst enemy those men have!
SENATOR:
The war's over.
Our side won the war.
Now we must busy ourselves
winning the peace.
And, Fletcher, there's an old saying:
To the victors belong the spoils.
And there's another old saying, senator.
Don't piss down my back
and tell me it's raining.
Which side is this man on, senator?
Easy. He brought them all in, didn't he?
-All but one.
-Who's that?
Josey Wales.
Josey Wales.
Captain Terrill, I want you to
currycomb the countryside.
You beat the brush and root out
everything disloyal...
...from a Shanghai rooster
to a Durham cow!
We've got to clean up this country.
Now you take five men and go up there
and get Josey Wales.
[FLETCHER CHUCKLES]
Captain Redlegs Terrill and five men
against Josey Wales?
pretty good during the war.
Fletcher, you go with Captain Terrill.
Bring in this damn
insurrectionist rebel.
Now, here.
Here's the money for bringing
the others...
...and there'll be more for Josey Wales.
I've had enough of your money, senator.
Let Wales be.
Let me be.
I'm finished with you.
[COINS CLUNKING]
All right...
...I want you men to raise
your right hands.
JAMIE:
What for?
So you can pledge loyalty
to the Union.
Hell, pledge loyalty to the Union?
You ought to have us turn around
and bend over.
so I can take your oath.
I pledge...
...that I will be loyal to
I pledge that I will be loyal...
...to the United States of America.
That I will....
Let's see. I will abide by its law...
...that I will never bear arms against it.
MEN:
I will abide by its law...
...that I will never bear arms
against it.
And recognize...
...that it is one nation.
MEN:
And recognize...
...that it is one nation.
-I ain't doing it.
MAN:
Come on, kid.Let's get this over with, damn it!
But I been thinking.
I think it's them who owes an apology.
And I further swear, that though...
...I be murderous....
Look! That's Josey!
Verminous, lying, Missouri scum!
Damn you, senator!
You promised me those men would be
decently treated.
They were decently treated.
They were decently fed...
...and then they were decently shot.
These men are common outlaws,
nothing more.
Run for it, Fletcher, it's a trap!
Josey, we best be on our way.
-Get moving, boy.
We've got to take to the brush!
-You get going!
-You can't get them all.
-That's a fact.
-How come you're doing this then?
I've got nothing better to do.
Fletcher was in with them.
It was a trap!
Fletcher?
Never would have figured that.
You dumb kid.
Josey, I've got to tell you something.
I'm scared of dying.
Move out!
SENATOR:
You are going after him after all.
Fletcher, I'm giving you a commission.
Hound this Wales to kingdom come.
Hound him, senator?
A man like Wales lives by the feud.
Because of what you did here today,
I've got to kill that man.
Well, he'll have to run for it now.
And hell is where he's headed.
He'll be waiting there for us, senator.
JAMIE:
Don't hold back on accountof me. I can ride.
I ain't holding back on account of you,
you thick-headed grasshopper.
If we ride in the open, there's enough
posses over in South Missouri...
And if we try riding
instead of thinking...
...well, we'll end up hanging
by a rope by nightfall.
-Where are we headed?
-The Indian Nations.
It's a good place to hole up
and get you healed up.
Then we'll go get Fletcher?
Right, boy.
Then we go back and get Fletcher.
There's some riders
coming up behind us.
Get down here, boy.
Lay across his neck.
Keep him down there.
Can you hear me, boy?
Now if you see me get up,
you stay there, understand?
If you hear shooting
and me headed back north...
...get back on that horse.
He'll get up with you...
...and you head south, now you hear?
JOSEY:
Whoa. Whoa.
You can let him up now, boy.
Let him up!
Get up, goddamn it!
Whupped them again, didn't we?
Whupped them again, boy.
MAN:
Ten years I've been ferryingKansas Redlegs...
...Union Cavalry, Missouri guerrillas...
...you name it!
Mad dogs, them guerrillas!
You look sideways at them...
...they kill you!
Hard men to do business with.
You bet!
You know, in my line of work...
...you got to be able either to sing
"The Battle Hymn of the Republic"...
...or "Dixie" with equal enthusiasm...
...depending upon present company.
Can't say as I blame you for that.
Only good business to play it safe.
Thank God they all been disarmed now...
...except for a few of the nastiest ones...
...who they're busy running down.
Where I'm going,
they know how to handle that kind.
SIM:
Where are you headed?
CARPETBAGGER:
I'm going to plymy wares down in Texas.
Texas, huh?
How much for the ferry ride?
Ten cents.
By coincidence, I happen to have
a bottle of this remarkable elixir...
...I could let you have
for that exact amount.
[SINGING]
I wish I was in the land of cotton
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