While Hill left to adjust some cameras, Kelly went under the boardwalk and emerged with some discarded beer bottles: when Hill returned to the car to ask what he had come up with, Kelly clinked the bottles together with his fingers and delivered the now-iconic line, "Warriors, comeouttoplay." · The original movie is filled with famous quotes, but the most iconic line from The Warriors comes from the movie's villain, Luther. He taunts the Warriors with " Warriors, come out to play! " while tapping mini-beer bottles together with his fingers. While Hill left to adjust some cameras, Kelly went under the boardwalk and emerged with some discarded beer bottles: when Hill returned to the car to ask what he had come up with, Kelly clinked the bottles together with his fingers and delivered the now-iconic line, "Warriors, comeouttoplay." Here you will find unforgettable moments, scenes and lines from all your favorite films. Made by movie fans, for movie fans. The Warriors: Directed by Walter Hill. With Michael Beck, James Remar, Dorsey Wright, Brian Tyler. Members of a street gang known as the Warriors must fight their way from the Bronx to their home turf on Coney Island when they are falsely accused of assassinating a respected gang leader. · Within the conversation, attention turns to the iconic piece of dialogue that is said when Luther (David Patrick Kelly) is trying to goad the Warriors into fighting, putting bottles on his fingers, he cracks them together whilst shrilling, “Warriors, comeout to play-yay”. This is "Warriors- ComeOut to Play - The Warriors -78- Movie CLIP -1979- HD.mp4" by John Peterson on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people… · The Warriors director Walter Hill has opened up about the villainous Luther's (David Patrick Kelly) iconic line -- "Warriors, comeout to play-yay..." -- which was actually not in the 1979 film's shooting script. Here you will find unforgettable moments, scenes and lines from all your favorite films. Made by movie fans, for movie fans. The Warriors: Directed by Walter Hill. With Michael Beck, James Remar, Dorsey Wright, Brian Tyler. Members of a street gang known as the Warriors must fight their way from the Bronx to their home turf on Coney Island when they are falsely accused of assassinating a respected gang leader. · Within the conversation, attention turns to the iconic piece of dialogue that is said when Luther (David Patrick Kelly) is trying to goad the Warriors into fighting, putting bottles on his fingers, he cracks them together whilst shrilling, “Warriors, comeout to play-yay”. This is "Warriors- ComeOut to Play - The Warriors -78- Movie CLIP -1979- HD.mp4" by John Peterson on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people… · The Warriors director Walter Hill has opened up about the villainous Luther's (David Patrick Kelly) iconic line -- "Warriors, comeout to play-yay..." -- which was actually not in the 1979 film's shooting script. The Warriors: Directed by Walter Hill. With Michael Beck, James Remar, Dorsey Wright, Brian Tyler. Members of a street gang known as the Warriors must fight their way from the Bronx to their home turf on Coney Island when they are falsely accused of assassinating a respected gang leader. · Within the conversation, attention turns to the iconic piece of dialogue that is said when Luther (David Patrick Kelly) is trying to goad the Warriors into fighting, putting bottles on his fingers, he cracks them together whilst shrilling, “Warriors, comeout to play-yay”. This is "Warriors- ComeOut to Play - The Warriors -78- Movie CLIP -1979- HD.mp4" by John Peterson on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people… · The Warriors director Walter Hill has opened up about the villainous Luther's (David Patrick Kelly) iconic line -- "Warriors, comeout to play-yay..." -- which was actually not in the 1979 film's shooting script. · Within the conversation, attention turns to the iconic piece of dialogue that is said when Luther (David Patrick Kelly) is trying to goad the Warriors into fighting, putting bottles on his fingers, he cracks them together whilst shrilling, “Warriors, comeout to play-yay”. This is "Warriors- ComeOut to Play - The Warriors -78- Movie CLIP -1979- HD.mp4" by John Peterson on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people… · The Warriors director Walter Hill has opened up about the villainous Luther's (David Patrick Kelly) iconic line -- "Warriors, comeout to play-yay..." -- which was actually not in the 1979 film's shooting script.
