Maybe we'll have better luck with some more elementary questions. Your full name, please, Mr. Hammer.

6 seconds sound clip from the Kiss Me Deadly movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:12:56.636 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

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[...]

- Why don't you come in? It may be a while.

- I'll wait here.

- We're not getting very far, are we, Mr. Hammer?

- Well, now, we have most of the facts. All we need is a little more fill-in.

- I almost get myself killed, all he wants is a little more fill-in.

- Is it too much to ask for your cooperation?

- And make 'em try it again?

- You'll be given full protection.

- Maybe we'll have better luck with some more elementary questions. Your full name, please, Mr. Hammer.

- Michael Hammer. 10401 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, California.

- Now just what do you do for a living?

- According to our information, he calls himself a private investigator.

- His specialty is divorce cases.

- He's a bedroom dick.

- He gets information against the wife. Then he makes a deal with the wife to get evidence against the husband.

- Thus playing both ends against the middle.

[...]

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