Now, this is your current address? You didn't see anybody suspicious hanging around that phone booth?

8 seconds sound clip from the In the Line of Fire movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:41:36 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

- Jesus! He's right across the street. Lafayette Park. Keep him on!

- Booth?

- Are you guys crazy?

- Come here, come here. Did you see somebody over there?

- I told you to get in shape, Frank.

- Now, this is your current address? You didn't see anybody suspicious hanging around that phone booth?

- That's him. Al, that's him!

- Hey, look out!

- Secret Service! I'm impounding this car.

- He put his hand down here. We got fingerprints.

[...]

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