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Movie-Sounds.org › Classic Movie Quotes › All Through the Night (1942)

Can I use the phone, please, can I, huh?

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2 seconds sound clip from the All Through the Night (1942) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 01:18:17.461 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

- I called him. No soap. I'll try the golden rule.

- Can't I please phone Annabelle?

- Hey, what's eating you?

- I'm worried about my honeymoon. I just got married tonight.

- So what?

- Gloves might be lying in an alley with a knife in his back. You ought to be worrying about him, not your honeymoon.

- Can't I worry about them both?

- Ah, the line's busy.

- Can I use the phone, please, can I, huh?

- All right, call her, but make it a quickie.

- Well, what do we do now?

- The best thing for Gloves to do is to get on a plane and go as far as it'll take him.

- What kind of a mouthpiece are you? You're making a convict out of him before they convict him!

[...]

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All Through the Night (1942) Sound Clip

All Through the Night (1942) posterListen to famous quotes and funny lines from the classic 1942 movie All Through the Night.

Actors: Humphrey Bogart (Alfred "Gloves" Donahue), Conrad Veidt (Hall Ebbing), Peter Lorre (Pepi), Jackie Gleason (Starchy), Phil Silvers (Waiter)

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