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The Big Knife (1955) Quotes with Sound Clips - Page 44

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Quotes from the movie The Big Knife (1955), based on the 1949 play by Clifford Odets, featuring short sound clips with voice.

Actors: Jack Palance (Charlie Castle), Ida Lupino (Marion Castle), Jean Hagen (Connie Bliss)

3 more actors, Rod Steiger (Stanley Shriner Hoff), Shelley Winters (Dixie Evans), Ilka Chase (Patty Benedict)

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431 How does it get around?
432 How does someone like you live?
433 How friendly did you feel when Big Brains here ditched the car on your lawn and the police walked in Christmas Eve?
434 How have you been?
435 How long do I know you, Chuck?
436 How old are you, Smiley? -A million. But young enough, to my surprise, to still be losing my temper with a tramp like Dixie Evans.
437 How old is that picture? -Eight, nine years. Why?
438 How you can talk when you're Charlie Cass.
439 How you feeling, kitty? -Blue. Like my dear baby's eyes.
440 How'd you know? -Oh, small town.

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