Plan on everything, huh?

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3 seconds sound clip from the Suddenly (1954) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:39:10 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

Quote context

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- All right. Get the tripod up there and drill a hole in each leg, bolt the tripod to the table, put it center in front of the window.

- I thought I told you to sit down.

- Just stretching my legs.

- You're a very careful man.

- That's right. (3)

- Plan on everything, huh?

- Sheriff, the first man they shoot to the moon in a rocket will take pains too, 'cause that's never been done before. Neither has this.

- Doesn't that worry you?

- Haven't got time to worry. I just make my plans and carry 'em out.

- That's what John Wilkes Booth thought, too.

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Top rated lines from this movie

So, Bart, you just gotta realize that everybody's gonna be on your tail from five o'clock until the day you die.

There's nobody else can do this job, because they got too much feeling. And feeling's no good.

Just when you get real good at something, you're a murderer.

Listen to him, buster. And don't ever say that again. Ever!

I'm John Baron, special agent. Federal bureau of investigation.

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

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