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Wyatt Earp: They're bad people, John.
Doc Holliday: Well, if it weren't for bad people, what would you do for a living, Marshal? Tell me about Tombstone. I mean, more than what you said in the letter.
Wyatt Earp: It's wide open. The sheriff here, Johnny Behan, doesn't know how to organize a town, so I'm going to run against him in the election. The sheriff has got all the power here. The marshal has got a badge and he's got some territory, but he's got no jurisdiction in the town. Gambling is heavy. There's a lot of money about town. It's wide open. So you organize the gambling - start right here. I run the law, you run the gambling. We'll both end up rich. Very rich!
Doc Holliday: We sound like bad people, Wyatt.
Wyatt Earp: We are, John.

[the Kid wants to become a gunslinger]
The Kid: I've got to learn, Mr. Holliday.
Doc Holliday: Why did you come after me and not somebody else?
The Kid: Because they say you're the best there is. Because I've read all about you in those dime novels, Mr. Holliday. Because... because you're a legend.

Doc Holliday: How old are you?
The Kid: I'm eighteen.
Doc Holliday: What are you going to do with your life? Don't you have any ambition?
The Kid: Yes, Mr. Holliday, I want to be like you.

Alley Earp: Have you ever thought of going to church?
Katie Elder: Not lately. Why?
Alley Earp: Well, we would like to see you go to church, at least once, Miss Elder. To get married.
Katie Elder: Alley, when I want preaching, I'll go to church. But for the moment, when I'm on my knees, it ain't in prayer.

Doc Holliday: Listen, Katie Elder...
Katie Elder: What?
Doc Holliday: If you're gonna break wind, would you turn the other way? 'Cause you're aimed right at the fire, and you might blow us both up, and I've got to get to Tombstone.

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By what name was Doc (1971) officially released in India in English?