Davy Crockett and the River Pirates (1956) Poster

Buddy Ebsen: George Russel

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  • [Crockett and Russel approach Fink as the Gullywhumper is secured to the boat landing] 

    Davy Crockett : Excuse me, mister? Which one of them fellers is captain of this boat?

    Mike Fink : What did you say?

    Moose : [laughing]  He wants to know who the captain is!

    [Fink smacks Moose] 

    Mike Fink : How long you bush-wackers been beating the backwoods? Why, everybody knows who the captain of the Gullywhumper is! It's me! Mike Fink, King of the River!

    George Russel : Well, Captain, meet up with Davy Crockett, King of the Wild Frontier.

    Mike Fink : Davy Crockett, huh? Well, it sure is a small world. You're about a foot shorter than you oughta be.

    George Russel : Don't worry, he's still a growin'.

    Mike Fink : Yeah, like them yarns they keep spreadin' about him.

    Davy Crockett : Mighty hard to live up to, sometime.

    Mike Fink : Well, I don't have any trouble livin' up to mine. I am the original ringtail roarer from the thunder 'n lightnin' country! I'm a real snorter and a head buster! I can out-run, out-jump, out-sing, out-swim, out-dance, out-shoot, out-eat, out-drink...

    Davy Crockett : Out-talk?

    Mike Fink : Yeah, out-talk, out-cuss and out-fight anybody in the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers put together!

  • [Russell feels something in his sleeping bag] 

    George Russel : [whispering]  Hey, Davy? Hey, Davy!

    Davy Crockett : Now what?

    George Russel : There's somethin' in bed with me.

    Davy Crockett : Kiss it goodnight and go to sleep.

    [Russel lifts his blanket, revealing a skunk] 

  • George Russel : Hey Davy, we're still leading. We might just win this race.

    Davy Crockett : Now, Georgie, don't go skinnin' the bear before we shoot 'em.

  • George Russel : [first lines] 

    George Russel : [slapping his own butt]  Them Kentucky ants got a bite like an alligator.

    Davy Crockett : Sure ain't particular what they chaw on.

  • [Crockett and Russel approach Cobb on the boat landing] 

    George Russel : Howdy there.

    Cap'n Cobb : Howdy.

    George Russel : This your boat?

    Cap'n Cobb : Yep. Bertha Mae, out of Marietta.

    Davy Crockett : Sounds like a race horse.

    Cap'n Cobb : Pretty hard to beat if she's handled right.

    Davy Crockett : Which way you goin', upriver or down?

    Cap'n Cobb : Ain't goin' no place right now.

    George Russel : Barrel's marked for New Orleans.

    Cap'n Cobb : That's right. But my crew up an' deserted me.

    Davy Crockett : What'd they do that for?

    Cap'n Cobb : Heard about the Injuns.

    Davy Crockett : Didn't know there was any Injun trouble around here.

    Cap'n Cobb : Oh, not here. Downriver somewhere. Other side of Shawnee Town. Them red devils is attackin' everything, flatboats loaded with settlers, even on keelboats. Got so bad, nobody'd sign on.

    George Russel : Injuns don't seem to be scarin' off Mike Fink none.

    Cap'n Cobb : Ah, him and them Pittsburgh pole pushers of his ain't human enough to be scared!

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