On the Waterfront
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:14:00
Why don't you and your girlfriend take off.
:14:02
All right, Mr. Malloy!
:14:03
You've every right not to talk
if that's what you choose to do.

:14:06
-The public has a right to know the facts.
-Yeah.

:14:09
We'll be seeing you again.
:14:10
Never's going to be too much soon
for me, Shorty.

:14:14
Take it easy.
:14:17
How do you like them mutts
taking me for a pigeon.

:14:20
-Who is it?
-I don't know who they are.

:14:23
You're three weeks behind on the last $25,
but I'm willing to take a chance.

:14:26
Some chance at ten percent a week
and if we don't borrow, we don't work.

:14:30
May you rot in hell, JP.
:14:32
When I'm dead and gone,
you'll know what a friend I was.

:14:35
Why don't you drop dead now,
so we can test your theory?

:14:38
Condolences.
:14:40
Hey, Pop, look.
:14:47
Let her go, Tony.
:15:05
I guess I spoke out of turn last night.
:15:10
You think I'm just a gravy-train rider
with a turned-around collar, don't you?

:15:20
I see the sisters taught you not to lie.
:15:24
All right. Loft gang: Malloy...
:15:28
...Hendriks, Padowski...
:15:31
...Westerfield, McGuier.
:15:37
I've been thinking about your question,
and you're right, Edie.

:15:42
This is my parish.
:15:44
I don't know how much I can do,
but I'll never find out...

:15:47
...unless I come down here
and take a good look for myself.

:15:51
I need some extra banana carriers.
:15:53
Bananas again.
:15:54
I wonder when we'll get a boat from
lreland with good lrish whiskey on it.

:15:58
Dugan, my boy, you're dreaming again.

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