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Robert Mitchum and George Kennedy in The Good Guys and the Bad Guys (1969)

Martin Balsam: Mayor Wilker

The Good Guys and the Bad Guys

Martin Balsam credited as playing...

Mayor Wilker

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  • Mayor Wilker: Who the hell is John McKay?
  • Waco: [later] Who the hell is James Flagg?
  • Flagg: Gonna need about 20 men. Volunteers for a posse.
  • Boyle: Posse?
  • Mayor Wilker: Did you say posse, Jim Boy?
  • Boyle: I never figured on this much fuss.
  • Mayor Wilker: Well, Howard, fuss is publicity. Publicity is votes. Remember that.
  • Mayor Wilker: Listen, Jim Boy, could you stop at the Emporium and...
  • Flagg: You buy your own damn perfume!
  • Carmel: If my husband knew, why...
  • Mayor Wilker: Never fear. Your husband is aware only of engines, valves, gasoline.
  • Carmel: It's true, I'm afraid.
  • Mayor Wilker: Yes. Every weekend he's out and about in his automobile, while you, in the bloom of your youth and beauty, are left alone, unattended, like an unplucked rose!
  • Carmel: Yes.
  • Mayor Wilker: Wasting away.
  • Carmel: Yes.
  • Mayor Wilker: A victim of internal combustion.
  • Carmel: Yes!
  • Mayor Wilker: [talking about the plan to stop the train] Why don't you take McKay here with you?
  • Flagg: He's one of 'em!
  • Mary: No he isn't... not any more... are you, Mr. McKay?
  • McKay: No, ma'am... not after they shot Grundy...
  • Mayor Wilker: What is all this posse talk?
  • Mayor Wilker: Jim, go home. Forget about posses.
  • Mayor Wilker: Don't think I don't appreciate your gesture, my flower, but I don't need anyone to blow my trumpet for me.
  • Carmel: You're not gonna desert me, are you? Not after last night.
  • Mayor Wilker: My dear, sweet Carmel, you know, nothing on Earth could provide me with more pleasure than spending the entire day with you. Lolling idly, partaking of your bountiful fruits.

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