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He's guilty of having lived in the slums, of having had the wrong companions: the pickpockets and hoodlums, panhandlers and prostitutes of the worst district that ever disgraced a modern city.

12 seconds sound clip from the Knock on Any Door movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 01:33:49.867 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

- When I took this case, I believed Nick Romano was innocent. I believed what he told me, and I believed what those men, Butch and Sunshine, told me.

- I believed because I wanted to believe.

- I wanted to believe that all the filth and fury and jumble of this boy's past had not produced a killer.

- But... Nick Romano is guilty.

- He's guilty of many things. He's guilty of knowing his father died in prison. He's guilty of having been reared in poverty.

- He's guilty of having lived in the slums, of having had the wrong companions: the pickpockets and hoodlums, panhandlers and prostitutes of the worst district that ever disgraced a modern city.

- He's guilty of the pool rooms and bars that were open to him as a boy.

- He's guilty of the foul treatment of a primitive reform school.

- Keep the boy and civilize the boyhood.

- This boy could've been exulted instead of degraded, student instead of savage.

- But come with Nick on his own way to that reform school, see your best friend die of subhuman punishment.

[...]

Knock on Any Door (1949) Sound Clip

Knock on Any Door posterListen to memorable quotes from the classic 1949 film noir Knock on Any Door, accompanied by short sound clips in MP3 and WAV formats.

Actors: Humphrey Bogart (Andrew Morton), John Derek (Nick Romano)

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