Illegal (1955 film) Quotes

Illegal (1955 film) is a television show that appeared on TV in 1970 . Illegal ended its run in 1970.

It features Frank P. Rosenberg as producer, Max Steiner in charge of musical score, and J. Peverell Marley as head of cinematography.

Illegal (1955 film) is recorded in English and originally aired in United States. Each episode of Illegal (1955 film) is 88 minutes long. Illegal (1955 film) is distributed by Warner Bros..

The cast includes: Edward G. Robinson as Victor Scott, Jay Adler as Joseph Carter, Ellen Corby as Miss Hinkel, Albert Dekker as Frank Garland, and James McCallion as Allen Parker.

Illegal (1955 film) Quotes

Jay Adler as Joseph Carter

• (Jay Adler) "I'm through with mouthpieces. They take the fees, and I take the rap. Ahh."

James McCallion as Allen Parker

• (James McCallion) "Then it's all settled? They won't prosecute me?"
• (Edward G. Robinson) "No."
• (James McCallion) "You're not going to keep all of my $10,000?"
• (Edward G. Robinson) "Your $10,000? You stole it; I earned it."
• (James McCallion) "But that's all I got. You wouldn't take everything I have, would you?"
• (Edward G. Robinson) "You can get out of town and keep going before you lose more than money."

Edward G. Robinson as Victor Scott

• (Edward G. Robinson) "Well, every time you go into a courtroom, it's a gamble."
• (Albert Dekker) "I'm the house, Victor. I never gamble."

• (Edward G. Robinson) "Told you to make it a double."
• (Unnamed) "I did, Mr. Scott."

Ellen Corby as Miss Hinkel

• (Ellen Corby) "Mr. Scott's office."
• (Ellen Corby) "No, this is not the Safeway Cleaners and Dryers."
• (Ellen Corby) "Some idiot wants his pants pressed. Maybe we oughta get a new number."
• (Edward G. Robinson) "Not so fast. We may be pressing pants again."

Albert Dekker as Frank Garland

• (Albert Dekker) "Get up that $10,000, or you won't be chasing ambulances anymore. They'll be chasing you."

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