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J.J. Hunsecker:
Well son, it looks like we have to call this game on account of darkness.
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Burt Lancaster
(as J.J. Hunsecker)
in
Sweet Smell of Success
(1957)
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J.J. Hunsecker:
What's this boy got that Susie likes?
Sidney Falco: Integrity - acute, like indigestion. J.J. Hunsecker: What does that mean - integrity? Sidney Falco: A pocket fulla firecrackers - looking for a match! [grinning] Sidney Falco: It's a new wrinkle, to tell the truth... I never thought I'd make a killing on some guy's "integrity."
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Tony Curtis
(as Sidney Falco)
in
Sweet Smell of Success
(1957)
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J.J. Hunsecker:
Yes, Sidney. You sound happy, Sidney. Why should yoy be happy when I'm not? How do you spell Picasso, the painter? One S or two?
Sidney Falco: Two.
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Tony Curtis
(as Sidney Falco)
in
Sweet Smell of Success
(1957)
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J.J. Hunsecker:
You're dead, son. Get yourself buried.
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Burt Lancaster
(as J.J. Hunsecker)
in
Sweet Smell of Success
(1957)
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Sally:
But Sidney, you make a living. Where do you want to get?
Sidney Falco: Way up high, Sam, where it's always balmy. Where no one snaps his fingers and says, "Hey, Shrimp, rack the balls!" Or, "Hey, mouse, mouse, go out and buy me a pack of butts." I don't want tips from the kitty. I'm in the big game with the big players. My experience I can give you in a nutshell, and I didn't dream it in a dream, either - dog eat dog. In brief, from now on, the best of everything is good enough for me.
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Tony Curtis
(as Sidney Falco)
in
Sweet Smell of Success
(1957)
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Tony Curtis
(as Sidney Falco)
in
Sweet Smell of Success
(1957)
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Steve:
[to B.L., of his flunky] Tell me sir, when he dies, do you think he'll go to the dog and cat heaven?
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Martin Milner
(as Steve Dallas)
in
Sweet Smell of Success
(1957)
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Steve:
Mr. Hunsecker, you've got more twists than a barrel of pretzels!
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Martin Milner
(as Steve Dallas)
in
Sweet Smell of Success
(1957)
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Steve:
That's fish four days old. I won't buy it!
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Martin Milner
(as Steve Dallas)
in
Sweet Smell of Success
(1957)
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Steve:
The next time you want information, don't scratch for it like a dog, ask for it like a man!
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Martin Milner
(as Steve Dallas)
in
Sweet Smell of Success
(1957)
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