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Johnny Blake:
What are you afraid of?
Louie Vinci: I don't like the way your face is fastened on. Johnny Blake: I'll be down tomorrow morning and give you a chance to change it.
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Edward G. Robinson
(as Johnny Blake)
in
Bullets or Ballots
(1936)
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Johnny Blake:
What's the matter? Did you hurt your ears?
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Edward G. Robinson
(as Johnny Blake)
in
Bullets or Ballots
(1936)
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Johnny Blake:
You like me pretty well. Well, that goes both ways.
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Edward G. Robinson
(as Johnny Blake)
in
Bullets or Ballots
(1936)
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Frank McHugh
(as Herman)
in
Bullets or Ballots
(1936)
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Al Kruger:
It's a top job, all right, but it's the last one a guy ever holds. There's only one way out.
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Barton MacLane
(as Al Kruger)
in
Bullets or Ballots
(1936)
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Edward G. Robinson
(as Johnny Blake)
in
Bullets or Ballots
(1936)
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Al Kruger:
Oh, we don't believe in letting the bank handle our records.
Johnny Blake: Yeah, I noticed that.
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Edward G. Robinson
(as Johnny Blake)
in
Bullets or Ballots
(1936)
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Al Kruger:
Why, I've heard guys that you've sent to prison say that if you ever made a deal, you'd see yourself dead before you'd go back on it.
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Barton MacLane
(as Al Kruger)
in
Bullets or Ballots
(1936)
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Al Kruger:
You've got him wrong, Nick.
'Bugs' Fenner: Yeah, well, he's still a cop to me. Al Kruger: Well, if it makes you happy, you keep right on thinking so.
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Barton MacLane
(as Al Kruger)
in
Bullets or Ballots
(1936)
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