| Movie |
Under My Skin |
| Year |
1950 |
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Dan Butler:
America? Flat tracks! Dirt tracks! And the life there! It's on the fritz, believe me. Here we go wherever we please and see the sights!
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Louis Bork:
I would hate to think I've been double-crossed by a tinhorn crook. That would hurt my pride.
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Dan Butler:
You're a pretty cold dame!
Paule Manet:
You bet I am!
Dan Butler:
I enjoy cold dames!
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Paule Manet:
Well, the way I got it, America's a great big country which is entirely populated by men who are misunderstood. No, not entirely.
Joe Butler:
Huh?
Paule Manet:
There are also the women who misunderstand them. If it isn't the wife, it is a girl who is out sitting under the apple tree.
Joe Butler:
What apple tree?
Paule Manet:
The good old apple tree. A lot of things must grow on trees - cigarettes and chocolate bars, nylon stockings, anything!
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Paule Manet:
Tell me, how does a man get to be a 100% heel?
Dan Butler:
It's easy!
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Louis Bork:
A double-cross has its price.
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Dan Butler:
Keep looking for her, Joe. She'll come back. You just keep looking for your girl. You'll find her.
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Dan Butler:
[Realizing that Bork has caught up to him] What took you so long?
Louis Bork:
What did it all come to? All this stuff of going to Nice and the tickets you bought to South America and later sold? What did it get you, huh? A month of life? Yes, that's something! And paying me back in francs instead of lire!
Dan Butler:
And you came up here just to tell me that?
Louis Bork:
No, Danny Boy, I'm here on business, of course, with pleasure as a sideline. Taking care of you will be my pleasure. I always take care of sidelines.
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Paule Manet:
Kids are all right until they grow up into men.
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Louis Bork:
A wise boy like you should know I'm not kidding when I say I think I'm gonna kill you, Danny, just as sure as you're sitting there pretending you're not scared. I'd do it now like that
[Snapping his fingers]
Louis Bork:
without a thought except I want my money first. I'm funny that way.
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Paule Manet:
[Trying to convince him to throw the race] But it's just one more race!
Dan Butler:
Just one race - one more and one more, and that's the way it goes! When I was fifteen, I threw my first one. I've thrown hundreds since. Now look at me! The places I run away from! The places I can't show my face! A guy ends up playing tag with himself! He's gotta stop sometime!
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Dan Butler:
I'm not talkin' about money. Any bird with a million dollars can be a millionaire.
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