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The full exchange:Alonzo D. Emmerich: Crime is left-handed form of human endeavor.
Doc Riedenschneider: Experience has taught me never to trust a policeman. Just when you think one's all right, he turns legit.
The Asphalt Jungle
The full exchange:
Doc Riedenschneider: That copper, he recognized me.
Cobby: How'd you know he was a copper?
Doc Riedenschneider: I can smell one a block off.
Cobby: Oh, don't worry about Ditrich. He's on my payroll. Practically a partner. Me and him, we're like that.
[Cobby holds up his index and middle finger]
Doc Riedenschneider: Experience has taught me never to trust a policeman. Just when you think one's all right, he turns legit.
I've never seen this film, but I should. Maybe an interesting companion piece to White Heat, which was released the same year.
I can't think of another movie with scenes (exteriors) filmed in Cincinnati. Why there? It looks like in 1950 the urban United States was still marked by the neglect of the 1930's. Some places never really recovered.It's a must-watch for all Nior enthusiasts.
I can't think of another movie with scenes (exteriors) filmed in Cincinnati. Why there? It looks like in 1950 the urban United States was still marked by the neglect of the 1930's. Some places never really recovered.
The horse farm scene at the end was filmed near Lexington, KY, which is about eighty miles to the south.Parts were filmed somewhere in Kentucky. I can't remember the cities right now and don't feel like looking that up. But I do remember there were two or three Kentucky locations used.
Was there ever a movie filmed there? Or is it that just a quote?I had a farm in Africa.