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As the two men contemplate what to do with the friend tied up to the tree, Mr. Coward’s character delivers the line, “He got a real purty mouth, ain’t he?”

Coward became the indelible face to one of the most infamous scenes in 1970s cinema, contributing the line, “He got a real purty mouth, ain’t he?”

Being the reason a marriage ends might look purty in a novel, but in real life it means you took someone else’s candy just because you wanted it.

“Purty,” countered his sister, Sophia, 12.

“It is stinky, but it sure is purty,” Nate conceded.