How the West Was Won (1962) Poster

(1962)

Debbie Reynolds: Lilith Prescott

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Quotes 

  • Cleve Van Valen : From the first moment I saw you I've known that I couldn't live without you.

    Lilith Prescott : Well... I'd hate to be the cause of your death, Mr. Van Valen.

  • Roger Morgan : Wet or dry, you're the handsomest woman I ever did see. Spirit and a fine sturdy body. It's a noble combination, Miss Prescott. Why, for you, child bearin' would come as easy as rollin' off a log.

    Lilith Prescott : Well, I... think I'd rather roll off a log, Mr. Morgan.

  • Roger Morgan : Well, ain't that what I been doin'? Invitin' you? Invitin' you to share my life, Miss Prescott.

    Lilith Prescott : I'm sorry, Mr. Morgan.

    Roger Morgan : It's somethin' else, ain't it? Must be something else naggin' at ya. Well, I don't aim to let it stop me, Miss Prescott. You can count on that.

    Agatha Clegg : What'd he want?

    Lilith Prescott : Children.

    Agatha Clegg : Children? Well, I'll be... Why didn't he come shoppin' at the right store?

  • Lilith Prescott : I've got two things no one can ever take from me: This...

    [pointing to a picture of her husband] 

    Lilith Prescott : ...and my land in Arizona.

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