Side Street (1950 film) Quotes

Side Street (1950 film) is a TV program that was first aired in 1970 . Side Street completed its run in 1970.

It features Sam Zimbalist as producer, Lennie Hayton in charge of musical score, and Joseph Ruttenberg as head of cinematography.

Side Street (1950 film) is recorded in English and originally aired in United States. Each episode of Side Street (1950 film) is 83 minutes long. Side Street (1950 film) is distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.

The cast includes: Paul Kelly as Capt. Walter Anderson, John Gallaudet as Gus Heldon, Farley Granger as Joe Norson, Paul Harvey as Emil Lorrison, and Jean Hagen as Harriette Sinton.

Side Street (1950 film) Quotes

John Gallaudet as Gus Heldon

• (John Gallaudet) "Hello, young fella."
• (John Gallaudet) "Say, you been in an accident?"
• (Farley Granger) "Yeah, I'll have a beer."
• (John Gallaudet) "What you need is a pick-me-up."
• (John Gallaudet) "100 proof."
• (John Gallaudet) "You can pay for the chaser."

Paul Kelly as Capt. Walter Anderson

• (Paul Kelly) "New York City: an architectural jungle where fabulous wealth and the deepest squalor live side by side. New York is the busiest, the loneliest, the kindest, and the cruelest of cities; a murder a day, every day of the year and each murder will wind up on my deak."

• (Paul Kelly) "That's evidence you know; no souvenirs."

Paul Harvey as Emil Lorrison

• (Paul Harvey) "I couldn't raise the whole amount, only half. That's all I'll be able to raise."
• (Unnamed) "Oh, come on now, sweetie. That isn't what Dun and Bradstreet says. They give you a Double A rating."
• (Paul Harvey) "Those ratings mean nothing. $15,000 was all I could manage."
• (Paul Harvey) "The entire affair was a filthy frame-up."
• (Unnamed) "Take a look at yourself, Grandpa. First you sell yourself I'm nuts about you, crazy for your manly charms, and now you think this is bargain day. Well, go down to Gimbel's Bargain Basement. You're in the wrong department. Take the other fifteen grand out of your pants opr get out."

Jean Hagen as Harriette Sinton

• (Jean Hagen) "Hey, I fit, don't I?"
• (Farley Granger) "Like a motorman's glove."

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