Angels With Dirty Faces Page #4

Synopsis: Two boyhood friends, Rocky Sullivan and Jerry Connolly have taken different paths in life. After Rocky is arrested he is sent to a juvenile facility and becomes a lifelong tough guy and criminal. Jerry on the other hand goes straight and becomes a Catholic priest ministering to people in the same neighborhood when he and Rocky grew up. When Rocky is released from prison he resumes his criminal lifestyle and becomes much admired by many of the local kids. Worried that the kids will follow Rocky into the criminal world, Jerry works hard to keep them on the straight and narrow. When Rocky is convicted and sentenced to the electric chair, Jerry asks him for one last favor.
Director(s): Michael Curtiz
Production: Warner Bros. Pictures
  Nominated for 3 Oscars. Another 2 wins.
 
IMDB:
8.0
Rotten Tomatoes:
100%
NOT RATED
Year:
1938
97 min
990 Views


- When did you get out?

- Couple days ago.

- What are you doing?

- Looking around.

- Maybe I might have a spot for you.

- We were just talking about that.

- Where you stopping?

- A room at my old neighborhood...

...on Dock Street, number 24.

Well, I'll blow now.

I'll drop up, say, Monday?

- Monday? That'll be fine.

- I'm going downtown. I'll give you a lift.

- Thanks.

- See you later, Jim.

Monday.

Get me Steve.

There's a fella leaving with Mac.

I want you to...

Yeah?

Yeah, I got a good look.

Yeah, yeah. I got it.

Sure, I'll take care of him.

Out of the way, blubberhead.

The famine is on.

Guys, want some cigarettes?

All you guys can have cigarettes off me.

You better pack them now, boys.

Here comes the beef trust.

How do you do?

- A nickel you don't conk him.

- All right, a nickel I do.

- You missed him, chump.

- Yeah. A nickel apiece you owe.

That cop don't walk right or something.

- Those cops are so dumb, it's pathetic.

- You'd think they'd learn where...

...a tomato comes from in police college.

Look.

Hello, toots. You want the bottle?

You want the bottle? Oh, nuts.

Hey! What are you doing with my baby?

"Hey! What are you doing with my baby?"

Here's your baby!

- You loafer! I'll get the cops after you!

- Yeah, yeah, yeah.

The way he talks, you'd think

he had something there.

Excuse me.

Hey. Look at the dude.

- Come on. Let's give him the works.

- All right, kiddo.

- Hey, watch out!

- Give me that!

I'll make you eat that ball in a minute!

All right, come on! Let's go!

Like taking candy from a baby.

How'd you get it, Crab?

I hoisted it over the transom

in the alley and dropped it.

- The corner caught me right in the dome.

- So long as it didn't break the machine.

Boy, we'll be in the money now.

Six nickels and two slugs.

Imagine crooks like that?

Putting slugs in a slot machine.

- Chiselers.

- I'm gonna break this thing...

Pipe down.

- It's only Soapy and the gang.

- That's good.

Hi, Soapy!

- Soapy, look what we got.

- You should see the hook I got.

It's the most I got in my life.

- We got a sucker's poke.

- No kidding!

- Come on. Dish it out. Time's a-wasting.

- What's the matter, crabbing already?

- Give me air! Give me air!

- How much you got there, Soapy?

- Let me see. Ten, 20, 30, 35...

- Gee! There must be more than 100 there!

- A hundred nothing. We're in the big chips.

- Wow, what a haul!

"Wow, what a haul!"

- Six ways! Don't forget, six ways!

- You'll get yours.

- What, are you grabbing already?

- Come on. Come on. Give me, Soapy.

- Oh, that looks nice.

- Oh, my!

We split half, all right?

- Hey, I didn't get mine!

- You bunch of chiselers!

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John Wexley

John Wexley (1907–85) was an American writer, best known for his play The Last Mile. more…

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