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Tony Armotti:
Do you know anything about the guy?
Anne Leeds: I know he's one of your best friends. Tony Armotti: Well, if you had any sense, that should be enough.
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Anthony Franciosa
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This Could Be the Night
(1957)
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Tony Armotti:
I didn't have dime. I was a big load of nothin' walkin' around.
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Anthony Franciosa
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This Could Be the Night
(1957)
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Tony Armotti:
I kissed a good-looking girl. It's happened before, and the chances are pretty good it'll happen again.
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Anthony Franciosa
in
This Could Be the Night
(1957)
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Tony Armotti:
I spotted you the minute you opened your mouth.
Anne Leeds: I may have some sort of New England accent, if that's what you mean, but I can't help it any more than you can help your New York accent. Tony Armotti: What New York accent?
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Anthony Franciosa
in
This Could Be the Night
(1957)
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Tony Armotti:
I stood still for a shelacking because I figured I owed you somethin' after ten years. But that paid me up. If you ever raise your voice to me again let alone your hand, I'll beat your brains out.
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Anthony Franciosa
in
This Could Be the Night
(1957)
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Tony Armotti:
I want to talk to Patsy about Patsy. She's been like a sleepwalker all week. You know, it's gettin' so the customers are too polite to applaud. They're afraid they'll wake her up.
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Anthony Franciosa
in
This Could Be the Night
(1957)
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Tony Armotti:
I'm free. I got plenty of dough, a club we run to suit us and not the customers, and sense enough to know when I'm well off.
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Anthony Franciosa
in
This Could Be the Night
(1957)
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Tony Armotti:
Mike, another slug.
Waiter: Hey Tony, how come Baby quit? Eduardo, the Headwaiter: Roc wants to talk to you, I know that it's none of my business but I'm curious about why Baby quit. Tony Armotti: Eddie, please, don't ask me, if you know what's good for you, don't ask me.
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Anthony Franciosa
in
This Could Be the Night
(1957)
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Tony Armotti:
Please, not the haughty princess bit. Not when my head is splittin' open.
Anne Leeds: Oh, would you like me to get you an aspirin? Tony Armotti: No, no, no. You can't help me bake a cake either, or pass algebra or get over a heartburn
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Anthony Franciosa
in
This Could Be the Night
(1957)
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Tony Armotti:
So what do you want? An amusing item for the eggheads back home? A chapter headed, "Interesting morons I've known"?
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Anthony Franciosa
in
This Could Be the Night
(1957)
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