Sam Elliott Quotes

Sam Elliott: “CRDTs: An UPDATE (or Maybe Just a PUT),” at RICON West, October 2013.

Delilah." When he said her name like that, all low and Sam Elliott throaty, she had to suppress a shiver.

The majority of the men who buy pickups – and they are overwhelmingly men – does not need them to cart hay to the back forty. In fact, the remarkable thing about pickup sales is that they rose steadily as the number of people who needed the vehicle for work declined. … Pickups symbolize a particular kind of masculinity rooted in the work rural people are supposed to do, and you can see it in ads like the ones Sam Elliott narrates, full of shots of trucks hauling and towing.

I don’t want to be known as a sex symbol. There’s a great stigma that goes with that tag. I want to be a Sam Elliott.” ​— ​Sam Elliott

Elliott and Sam were arguing heatedly. “If it moves,” Sam said, “they tax it. If it keeps moving, they regulate it. And if it stops moving, they subsidize it. But not Reagan, I guarantee it.” In response to which Elliott shook his head and said, “The only authentic form of trickle-down economics is the president’s character.” And then I noticed Naomi wave my parents over to her.