Another Thin Man
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:29:00
I hate these schemes
where all the pieces have to fit together.

:29:03
- Too many things can go wrong.
- We can't miss.

:29:06
I wish you'd dream up some way
to get that Nick Charles out of there.

:29:09
I don't trust him.
He looks like a guy with insomnia to me.

:29:12
I don't like him around,
but I don't see how he can gum our game.

:29:16
It was airtight without him,
it'll be airtight with him.

:29:19
Don't let this goog bother you.
Plenty of winners have had them.

:29:39
Hello, Smitty.
:29:41
- Busy?
- No.

:29:44
No, never too busy to see a friend.
Come on in.

:29:50
- What do you know?
- Nothing much.

:29:54
- Why, hello, Church.
- Hiya, Diamond Back.

:29:56
- Come on in, sit down.
- I only got a minute.

:29:59
A guy came in from up the river
this morning...

:30:01
with a line from your husband.
:30:06
What is it? What did Tip say?
:30:11
- Do you mind?
- No.

:30:24
Well, what's Tip up to now?
Still kicking about wanting a larger cell?

:30:29
He's been thinking again.
:30:31
He sent down a lot of orders
for material and stuff...

:30:33
- with the warden's name forged on them.
- Let's see.

:30:37
He wants you to make a deal
with someone...

:30:39
who can pass himself off
as the warden's go-between...

:30:41
- and collect the rake-off.
- Nothing can stop that boy.

:30:44
- He's a smart little guy.
- Too smart.

:30:46
Seven years I've been married
to him and...

:30:48
he's so slick he hasn't been out of the can
to finish our honeymoon.

:30:51
Don't seem to be breaking your heart.
:30:55
You spend a lot of time
with this guy, Church, don't you?

:30:58
Now don't start that again.
He's just a friend, like I told you.


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