Ian MacDonald | |
Job | Actor |
Years active | 1931-1960 |
Top Roles | Frank Miller, Pauquette, Pete, Mr. Matthews, Hospital Orderly |
Top Genres | Western, Drama, Adventure, Action, Romance, Crime |
Top Topics | Book-Based, Wild West, World War II |
Top Collaborators | Joseph Kane (Director), Otto Preminger (Director), Raoul Walsh (Director), Edward Dmytryk (Director) |
Shares birthday with | Lois Wilson, Mel Brooks, Polly Moran see more.. |
Ian MacDonald Overview:
Character actor, Ian MacDonald, was born on Jun 28, 1914 in Great Falls, MT. MacDonald died at the age of 63 on Apr 11, 1978 in Bozeman, MT .
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Ian MacDonald Quotes:
Massai:
You have a woman and yet you carry the water?
Clagg: Some of the white man's ways are hard.
Massai: If the Cherokee is like the white man, then he is Massai's enemy.
Clagg: I am the enemy of no man.
Massai: Then the Cherokee is a woman!
Clagg: I am no woman! My people have fought the white man many times but have always been driven west. First from a place called Carolina, then the land of Tennessee and then at last to Oklahoma. But there our chiefs grew wise. They did not fight and they did not run.
Massai: Neither does the turtle.
Clagg: Are you afraid of the turtle? Then put your knife away.
Drunken sport: [on hearing Magnolia try to sing at the Trocadero] Take her back to the river... hee, hee, hee!
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Clagg: Some of the white man's ways are hard.
Massai: If the Cherokee is like the white man, then he is Massai's enemy.
Clagg: I am the enemy of no man.
Massai: Then the Cherokee is a woman!
Clagg: I am no woman! My people have fought the white man many times but have always been driven west. First from a place called Carolina, then the land of Tennessee and then at last to Oklahoma. But there our chiefs grew wise. They did not fight and they did not run.
Massai: Neither does the turtle.
Clagg: Are you afraid of the turtle? Then put your knife away.
Drunken sport: [on hearing Magnolia try to sing at the Trocadero] Take her back to the river... hee, hee, hee!
read more quotes from Ian MacDonald...