"Wagon Train" The Andrew Elliott Story (TV Episode 1964) - Denny Miller as Duke Shannon

Duke Shannon : Andy, you're a good fella, but when are you gonna learn, you can't buy everything?
Duke Shannon : Once you've made the trip into hell, you don't jump at the chance to go a second time.
Duke Shannon : Andy, what say there is a pass? What's to stop George from claiming it all alone? Maybe they'll call it the George Simpson Pass. I think he's been waiting for something like this all these years. Here's your chance right now, isn't it, George?
Duke Shannon : We were in the hottest part of the Summer. The second day it got so hot you couldn't touch the leather saddles without burning yourself. The third day the woman started to break. By then, George had no use for her.
Senator Harold Elliott : I raised George. He was decent, quiet, fine.

Duke Shannon : He wasn't any of these things, Senator. Andy may have fooled the world, but George certainly fooled you. He was a mwan, vicious bully.
Duke Shannon : There was trouble, Major, that very first night. But it didn't come from me. And it didn't come from the terrain. It came from George.
Andrew Elliott : I just can't leave you here to die.

Duke Shannon : Go on, if you do make it, no matter if there's a pass or not. You keep on going. Go your own way. Go find your own like. Don't go back into that prison.

Andrew Elliott : Why, I.

Duke Shannon : Go on! Go on! There's nothing you can do for me! There's everything you can do for yourself. With a little luck, you. Go on! GO ON! GO ON!

Denny Miller: Duke Shannon