Violent Cop (1989 film) Quotes

Violent Cop (1989 film) is a television program that appeared on TV in 1970 . Violent Cop ended its run in 1970.

It features Daisaku Kume in charge of musical score, and Yasushi Sasakibara as head of cinematography.

Violent Cop (1989 film) is recorded in Japanese and originally aired in Japan. Each episode of Violent Cop (1989 film) is 103 minutes long. Violent Cop (1989 film) is distributed by Shochiku.

The cast includes: Takeshi Kitano as Azuma, Ken Yoshizawa as Shinkai, Makoto Ashikawa as Kikuchi, Ittoku Kishibe as Nito, and Hakuryu as Kiyohiro.

Violent Cop (1989 film) Quotes

Takeshi Kitano as Azuma

• (Bar Hostess) "So what's your line of work?"
• (Takeshi Kitano) "We sell guns by mail-order."

• (Takeshi Kitano) "Well, you've got good taste."

• (Bar Hostess) "So what do you gentleman do for a living?"
• (Takeshi Kitano) "Sell guns by mail order."

• (Takeshi Kitano) "Turn yourself in tomorrow."
• (Delinquent Kid) "I didn't do anything."
• (Takeshi Kitano) "You didn't do anything?"
• (Takeshi Kitano) "Well, then I didn't do anything either."

Makoto Ashikawa as Kikuchi

• (Makoto Ashikawa) "Why'd you hit him? -- He might be dead."
• (Takeshi Kitano) "Does he look dead to you, idiot?."

Ken Yoshizawa as Shinkai

• (Ken Yoshizawa) "So you're replacing Iwaki?"
• (Makoto Ashikawa) "Except I'm much smarter."

Hakuryu as Kiyohiro

• (Hakuryu) "Dope? Where?"
• (Takeshi Kitano) "Right here."

Ittoku Kishibe as Nito

• (Ittoku Kishibe) "I'm Nito. Won't you come in?"
• (Takeshi Kitano) "Come in? A restaurant with dope-pushers and killers?"
• (Ittoku Kishibe) "Pardon?"
• (Takeshi Kitano) "You know what I mean. Where's Kiyohiro?"
• (Ittoku Kishibe) "Kiyohiro? Who's he?"
• (Takeshi Kitano) "Your assassin."
• (Ittoku Kishibe) "Look -- if you want to question me, get a warrant first."
• (Ken Yoshizawa) "Our gift."
• (Ittoku Kishibe) "Although -- I'm afraid it doesn't quite match your tie."

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