Guess the quote.

[Ferb]

King Richard's Crusades?

Close 'King Richard and the Crusaders'

[fsn]

Of course. well played, Sir.

[Fenton]

Actor 1: I hope our little golden hook will catch the fish.

Actor 2: You hope?

Actor 1: Oh it will... if he's here.

Actor 2: If he's not we'll stick your head upon the target and shoot at that.

[fsn]

That's the Errol Flynn (loved him when he sang with Hot Chocolate) version of the "Adventures of Robin Hood". 1938. Another of my favourites.

It's the Sheriff and Prince John.

[Fenton]

Well Done Sir

[fsn]

"The only REAL Americans in this parish are on the other side of the hill with feathers in their hair".

Clue:

[sunjester]

"The only REAL Americans in this parish are on the other side of the hill with feathers in their hair".

Isn't that the British officer (what was he doing in the 7th cavalry?) in They Died With Their Boots On?

[fsn]

Huzzah! A correct answer!

"Queen's Own" ('cos he used to be in the Queen's Own Light Dragoons) and it was he that introduced the very catchy "Garry Owen" as the 7th Cavalry's marching tune.   

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Unfortunately "Garry Owens" is an Infantry mach in a proper army - Eniskillins from memory.

IanS 

[fsn]

It's an Erroll Flynn film. Historical accuracy takes somewhat of a back seat to buckling of the swash.

Remember he fought the Indian Mutiny and then went to fight the Crimean War in "the Charge of the Light Brigade".

Though Wiki does say it was the marching tune of the 50th (Queens Own) Foot.   

[getagrip]

Okay, here's another, again slightly altered:

"When I say brush, turn and brush."

"Ready?"

"Brush!"

[Last Hussar]

Dunno, but I don't want to miss the oppotunity for one of my favourites

{name} I saw you. You're alive.
I am? Oh, thanks very much.

[getagrip]

It's Doc from Hamburger Hill