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Audio clips of the best quotes selected from the movie Suddenly (1954), as rated by Movie-Sounds.org's visitors.

Actors: Frank Sinatra (John Baron), Sterling Hayden (Sheriff Tod Shaw), James Gleason (Peter "Pop" Benson)

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41 And you're gettin' too fresh. So button it.

— John Baron (Frank Sinatra)

42 But I wanna get up close. Well, use your telescope, boy. Bring him right up to your eye.

— Peter "Pop" Benson (James Gleason)

43 Don't be funny. This is police business.

— Sheriff Tod Shaw (Sterling Hayden)

44 Go put some milk on your ulcer and bring me a piece of the cake.
45 If you scream, or make one false move, he'll murder the boy. You understand? He'll murder Pidge!

— Sheriff Tod Shaw (Sterling Hayden)

46 Look, if you had the gun, what would you do with it? Stick up a filling station?

— Sheriff Tod Shaw (Sterling Hayden)

47 Oh, now, look, officer. I... I got identification. I can prove who I am. I've got my driver's license right here. (gunshot)
48 She played her part real good. Should be on television.

— John Baron (Frank Sinatra)

49 So don't go winnin' any postmortem medals.

— John Baron (Frank Sinatra)

50 The thing about killing him or you or her or him is that I wouldn't be gettin' paid for it. And I don't like givin' anything away for free.

— John Baron (Frank Sinatra)

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