Ned Kelly

Intertitle: Australia, 1871 Ned Kelly: [narrating] I was the hero of Hughes Creek. I can still see the glint in me Da's eye as he looked down at me, his hand on me shoulder. What did he call me that day? Ah, what did Da call me? That's right. He called me Sunshine.

Ned Kelly (2003 film), CC BY-SA 4.0

Old Man on verandah: Handsome looking horse you got there, Ned. You're cuttin a flash, all right. Ned Kelly: [sees a policeman up ahead] Ah, great. Constable Hall: You're Ned Kelly, aren't ya? Red Kelly's boy? Ned Kelly: Get down Jane. [Jane gets off horse]. Constable Hall: Fine animal you got there. Distinctive, wouldn't you say? Ned Kelly: She's Wild Wright's. Constable Hall: That's the postmaster's mare. Ned Kelly: No, it isn't. It's Wild Wright's. He lost her when she bolted into the bushes. Constable Hall: You're a liar, Kelly. Ned Kelly: No, I'm not. I found her this morning, grazing. Constable Hall: She's been reported stolen. Ned Kelly: Stolen, my arse! Constable Hall: A horse thief! It's not your horse! Ned Kelly: Get your hands off me! [pulled down from the horse.] Constable Hall: You're under arrest! [Horse runs away, Ned jogs after it to no avail.] Stand, Kelly, or I swear to God, I'll shoot you down. Ned Kelly: I was only going after the horse. Constable Hall: You were try

Ned Kelly (2003 film), CC BY-SA 4.0

Lonigan: What the hell happened to you? Fitzpatrick: Ned Kelly shot me. Lonigan: He what? Ellen Kelly: Take your rotten hands off me, you bastard! Kate Kelly: Get off her! Lonigan: You're under arrest! I'm taking you to the cells! Ellen Kelly: You're filthy, you mean bastards!

Ned Kelly (2003 film), CC BY-SA 4.0

[narrating] I don't know why I took his watch. It was something to do with him not needing it. Later, I thought about sending it to his family. But by then, the papers had me down as some sort of monster so I thought, "no point now. I'm damned anyway."

Ned Kelly (2003 film), CC BY-SA 4.0

Aaron Sherritt: [Coming outside half undressed] Hey, gotta keep your voice down? I've a visitor. Joe Byrne: Who? Aaron Sherritt: Mary Hegarty. Joe Byrne: Mary Hegarty? Aaron Sherritt: Mm-hm. Joe Byrne: Jesus, she can be only thirteen! Aaron Sherritt: Ah, I'm not superstitious.

Ned Kelly (2003 film), CC BY-SA 4.0

[narrating] They said I'd lost what it meant to be human. Maybe I never had it in the first place. But wasn't this about protecting the ones I loved, the ones who gave me food and shelter, even the clothes on me back? And therefore, wasn't it now a war?

Ned Kelly (2003 film), CC BY-SA 4.0