There, you see? That was too close. Don't take so many chances. I don't want a bullet to come between us... the way that one almost did.

— Pepe Le Moko (Charles Boyer)

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11 seconds sound clip from the Algiers (1941, Lux Radio Theatre) classic radio play.

You can hear this line at 00:09:36 in the original recording.

Quote context

[...]

- I saw them! They're coming across the terrace... down in the street... everywhere! They're surrounding the house!

- That's funny. How did they know I was here?

- Here they come, Pepe!

- Pierrot, give me that gun! When will you learn to obey orders?

- Pepe, I only thought that...

- There, you see? That was too close. Don't take so many chances. I don't want a bullet to come between us... the way that one almost did.

- There's the door downstairs!

- Now they'll break it again. Oh, every few weeks I have to get new doors.

- Er, you'd better go, Pepe. Go on, quick. 'Cross the roof.

- Ines! You come with me. I want to speak to you. The rest of you, out the back way. I'll see you later. This way, Ines.

- Ines? Did you tell anyone where I was?

- No one, Pepe.

- You're sure? Try to remember.

[...]

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