The Last Gangster Quotes

The Last Gangster is a television show that was first aired in 1970 . The Last Gangster completed its run in 1970.

It features Lou L. Ostrow as producer, and William H. Daniels as head of cinematography.

The Last Gangster is recorded in English and originally aired in United States. Each episode of The Last Gangster is 81 mins. long. The Last Gangster is distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.

The cast includes: Lionel Stander as Curly, Edward G. Robinson as Joe Krozac, Rose Stradner as Talya Krozac, Alan Baxter as Frankie 'Acey' Kile, and Edward Brophy as Fats Garvey.

The Last Gangster Quotes

Alan Baxter as Frankie 'Acey' Kile

• (Alan Baxter) "Hello, joe. I'll see you in ten years, and I'll have a little valentine for you when you get out."

Edward G. Robinson as Joe Krozac

• (Edward G. Robinson) "What's the matter? Hey, Baby."
• (Edward G. Robinson) "Do you think she's sick?"
• (Lionel Stander) "Well I never had a dame that slept during dinner."

• (Edward G. Robinson) "I ain't goin' to no Federal pen. There isn't one big enough to hold Joe Krozac."

Rose Stradner as Talya Krozac

• (Rose Stradner) "You're happy, Joe?"
• (Edward G. Robinson) "Happy? Why, I'm so happy I'd like to go up and bust someone in the nose."

Edward Brophy as Fats Garvey

• (Edward Brophy) "Gee, i hope they sends us to Levensworth."
• (Edward G. Robinson) "Whattaya wanna go there for?"
• (Edward Brophy) "So I can be near me pop. Boy, I'll bet he'll be glad to see me --"
• (Edward Brophy) "Pop."

Lionel Stander as Curly

• (Lionel Stander) "How much English does this doll understand?"
• (Edward G. Robinson) "Just enough."
• (Lionel Stander) "Pretty soon I'll have to spell out things to you."
• (Edward G. Robinson) "Yeah, if you could spell."

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