Who said Warriors come out and play?

Who said Warriors come out and play?

The Warriors director Walter Hill has opened up about the villainous Luther’s (David Patrick Kelly) iconic line — “Warriors, come out to play-yay…” — which was actually not in the 1979 film’s shooting script.

What movie has the phrase Warriors come out and play?

Easily the most iconic line from The Warriors is the villain’s menacing “Warriors, come out to play!” and here’s the origin story behind the taunt. Prior to The Warriors, Walter Hill was best known for his screenplays like The Getaway or directing classic thriller The Driver.

Who shot Cyrus in The Warriors?

During the meeting Cyrus proposes that all the gangs unite to form one super gang so that they can take over the city. Unfortunately, as he is addressing the various gangs, he is shot by Luther, the homicidal leader of a gang known as the Rogues.

What did Boston fans say to Warriors?

Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green said in a new interview that Boston Celtics fans called him the N-word during Game 3 of the 2022 NBA Finals. Green said he was “rattled” by the experience, which he felt was dehumanizing.

Was The Warriors based on a true story?

THE WARRIORS : TRUE FACTS OF THE TIMELESS CULT NEW YORK CLASSIC. 1. The Warriors is loosely based on Anabasis, a historic tale of Greek mercenaries isolated behind Persian enemy lines who had to fight their way home.

Why was Fox uncredited in The Warriors?

Fox is the only Warrior not in the movie’s credits. Due to his feud with the director, Fox’s actor, in the heat of the moment, asked to remove his name from the credits. He would later state that this was one of the dumbest mistakes he’s ever made in his career. Fox was the original love interest for Mercy.