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Clips from The Sting (1973)

"Ain't no rich boys gonna trust a hungry nigger enough to be conned."
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"Now I have a chance to step out when I'm ahead."
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"Come on! What would you do with yourself?"
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"I have a brother in K.C., runs a freight outlet."
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"I got an old friend in Chicago named Henry Gondorff."
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"I want you to look him up. There ain't a better inside man alive."
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"- He'll teach you all you got to know. - To hell with that."
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"How do you like that Coleman? After five years."
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"- He knew he was holding you back. - Yeah, but we were partners."
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"If it weren't for Luther, I'd still be hustling pinball."
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"I don't need more than what I got."
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"- There's a depression on. - There's always a depression on."
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"If you saved a little, you wouldn't have to grift."
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"- I like grifting. - You could buy yourself some things."
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"- What? - New clothes, a car."
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"What else do you got to sell?"
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"Hey, Hooker! Come on, you son of a..."
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"Hi there, Snyder."
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"What's the matter? Things a little slow down at the bunco department?"
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"Somebody lose at dominoes?"
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"You scored blood money today, and you need a friend."
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"Go find yourself a shoplifter to roll."
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"You got the wrong guy, pal. I've been home with the flu all day."
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"I'll tell you what you did, smart boy."
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"You tied into a loaded mark on 47th across from Maxie's."
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"You and Coleman played the switch for him and blew him off to a cab on 49th."
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"If he hadn't been a numbers runner for Doyle Lonnegan, it would've been perfect."
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"I ain't stupid enough to play for no racket's money."
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"Not intentionally, maybe. That don't cut no ice with Lonnegan."
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"- He'll swat you like a fly. - Yeah, well..."
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"...I'll square it with the fixer."
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"Nobody can buy you a prayer if I put the finger on you."
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"Then you'll have to come up with another $1,000 somewhere."
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"All right."
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"No sense getting dead over $2,000."
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"Relax, Erie. I'll bill you."
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"- I thought you blew all your money. - I did."
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"Are you crazy, giving him counterfeit money?"
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"What the hell are you gonna do if Snyder puts the finger on you?"
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"Don't go anyplace you usually go. You hear me?"
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"Damn! There's no answer at Luther's."
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"- Ma'am! Ma'am! - I want my nickel back for that telephone!"
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"No, sir. Nobody here did."
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"1521 North Bryant."
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"- Is he dead? - I don't know. There was a big fight."
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"God! No!"
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"Luther!"
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"What happened?"
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"Who would do such a thing to you, Luther?"
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"Come on! Let's get out of here."
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"- Get out of here! - Out of the way."
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"Help me! Help me!"
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"- Do you know him? - No."
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"Luther Coleman sent me."
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"Why didn't you say so?"
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"Come on."
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"I thought maybe you were a cop or something."
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"The great Henry Gondorff."
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"Are you sober?"
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"Sorry about Luther."
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"He was the best street worker I ever saw."
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"I conned a senator from Florida on a stock deal."
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"A real lop-ear. Thought he was gonna take over General Electric."
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"Luther didn't tell me you had a big mouth."
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"You played any big cons since then?"
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"Would be still, if Billie hadn't set me up here."
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"Is Lonnegan after you too?"
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"Doyle?"
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"They got one of the grifters last night. A nigger."
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"- Who did Combs put on it? - He gave it to Riley and Cole."
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"They staked out the other guy's place last night, but he never showed."
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"They figure maybe he skipped town."
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"You see that fella in the red sweater?"
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"His name's Danny McCoy."
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"Works a few of the protection rackets when he's waiting for something better."
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"Danny and I have known each other since we were six."
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"...I'll have to kill him and every hood..."
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"You feeling all right this morning, Henry?"
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"Yeah, fine."
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"You mind opening up the round a little early today?"
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"Man O' War started rattling yesterday and threw a kid on its head."
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"Great little countess, that Billie. She runs a spiffy house up there too."
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"You plan to spend the rest of your life here?"
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"I could do a lot worse."
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"Listen, am I gonna learn to play the big con or not?"
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"You know anything about the guy?"
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"Yeah, he croaked Luther. Anything else I got to know?"
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"All right."
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"Yeah, and half the politicians in New York and Chicago."
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"Not a fix in this world will cool him out if he blows on you."
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"'Cause I don't know enough about killing to kill him."
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"- You can't outrun Lonnegan. - I don't play for winos."
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"You've got to keep his con after you take his money."
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"Right down to my socks, buster."
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"...over a chunk of money that wouldn't support him for two days."
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"You're going to go for him."
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"I don't want a hothead looking to get even, coming back saying..."
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"...It ain't enough. 'Cause it's all we're gonna get."
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"Can you get a mob together?"
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"After what happened to Luther, I can't get more than 300 guys."
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"Luther said you learn fast. I hope he's right."
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"...but he's putting more money in his savings-and-loan business."
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"- Think he's moving out of the racket? - No."
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"He owns most of the stock and it's traded."
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"My guess is he's just trying to build himself a respectable image."
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"He came out of Five Points..."
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"...but he's telling everybody he was born in Forest Hills."
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"I don't think we can take him on a stocks deal."
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"What about the numbers?"
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"It's run out of a packinghouse on 14th by a guy named Combs."
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"...he stays away from the day-to-day stuff in case it's raided."
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"These are two of Combs' favorite torpedoes: Riley and Cole."
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"- No. - They're the ones who hit Luther."
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"A guy named Mottola. Found him in a quarry with a knife in his eye."
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"His pattern is to get close to a racket boss, learn the operation, then move in on it."
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"He's done it to Gorman, O'Donnell, Buchalman."
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"He took the numbers from Sharkey. All four of these guys are dead."
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"Kills for pride. Doesn't add up he'd let Hooker get away from him."
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"If they put you on the spot, we got to fold the con. You got that?"
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"No. They're just the only ones we know of."
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