Any Which Way You Can Quotes
Philo takes part in a bare knuckle fight - as he does - to make some more money than he can earn from his car repair business. He decides to retire from fighting, but when the Mafia come ... See full summary »
Philo Beddoe (looking at his arm): [after Jack rescues Philo in the brawl at the Palamino] You play a hell of a game of squash.
Jack Wilson: So do you. I believe that makes us even.
Philo Beddoe (looking at his arm): I believe it does. Find out what you want to know?
Jack Wilson: Yeah, I did.
[smiles approvingly]
Jack Wilson: You're fast and you like pain. You eat it like candy. I've seen a few cases like that in my time. The more they get hurt, the more dangerous they become. But you got to be durable, too. Real durable. Most ain't.
Philo Beddoe (looking at his arm): Yeah, you're right. Most ain't.
Jack Wilson: Let's call this fight off. There's no point to it.
Philo Beddoe (looking at his arm): I ain't doing it for points.
[both men laugh]
Jack Wilson: You're good. But you're not good enough.
[seriously]
Jack Wilson: I don't want to hurt you, and that's the truth.
Philo Beddoe (looking at his arm): Sometimes we can't always do what we want to do, right?
Jack Wilson: Yeah.
[reaches into his pocket]
Philo Beddoe (looking at his arm): Your money's no good here.
Jack Wilson: Thank you.
[smiles]
Jack Wilson: Pleasure watching you work.
Philo Beddoe (looking at his arm): Same here.
[Jack nods and leaves]
Jack Wilson: So do you. I believe that makes us even.
Philo Beddoe (looking at his arm): I believe it does. Find out what you want to know?
Jack Wilson: Yeah, I did.
[smiles approvingly]
Jack Wilson: You're fast and you like pain. You eat it like candy. I've seen a few cases like that in my time. The more they get hurt, the more dangerous they become. But you got to be durable, too. Real durable. Most ain't.
Philo Beddoe (looking at his arm): Yeah, you're right. Most ain't.
Jack Wilson: Let's call this fight off. There's no point to it.
Philo Beddoe (looking at his arm): I ain't doing it for points.
[both men laugh]
Jack Wilson: You're good. But you're not good enough.
[seriously]
Jack Wilson: I don't want to hurt you, and that's the truth.
Philo Beddoe (looking at his arm): Sometimes we can't always do what we want to do, right?
Jack Wilson: Yeah.
[reaches into his pocket]
Philo Beddoe (looking at his arm): Your money's no good here.
Jack Wilson: Thank you.
[smiles]
Jack Wilson: Pleasure watching you work.
Philo Beddoe (looking at his arm): Same here.
[Jack nods and leaves]
