Johnny Apollo
1940 · 94 MIN · IMDB 6.9 · 1,602 VOTES · DIR. Henry Hathaway
Overview
Wall Street broker Robert Cain, Sr., is jailed for embezzling. His college graduate son Bob then turns to crime to raise money for his father's release. As assistant to mobster Mickey Dwyer, then falls for Dwyer's girl Lucky. He winds up in the same prison as his father.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,149 lines
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00:01:05 [ Horn Honks ]
00:04:46 - This is not for the sports page. - Yeah, but-- Huh?
00:08:03 I'm thinking way back to this afternoon.
00:11:24 If that doubt exists in the minds of the jury
00:16:03 Age? I'll be 58 when I get out.
00:20:10 No. What have you been doing?
00:23:48 Sometimes it's not so hot.
00:26:51 Say who-who-who's your young friend?
00:30:49 Get him out. That's what I mean. Bring him here. No, wait a minute.
00:34:20 Keep it. You did what I told you.
00:37:53 Robert Cain.
00:41:05 ?? That this ??
00:44:02 [ Man On P.A. Continues, Indistinct ] [ Laughing ]
00:46:58 It felt like one, but I forgive you.
00:50:54 Johnny Apollo, Mickey Dwyer's front man. Oh, no. You're mistaken.
00:55:29 ?? Buck and Wing, Lindy Hop ??
00:58:32 What is all this? What do you think it is? We're pinched.
01:01:55 Now, scram.
01:07:18 [ Laughing ]
01:11:50 No, but thanks to Brennan, we got enough on him to send him up for life already.
01:14:35 Look, he's usin' you, Johnny, just usin' you.
01:18:44 I don't think I've ever had the pleasure.
01:22:10 I'm leavin' town.
01:27:28 Wh-Where's my father?
Cast & Characters
Tyrone Power
Bob Cain alias Johnny Apollo
Dorothy Lamour
'Lucky' Dubarry
Edward Arnold
Robert Cain Sr.
Lloyd Nolan
Mickey Dwyer
Charley Grapewin
Judge Emmett T. Brennan
Lionel Atwill
Jim McLaughlin
Marc Lawrence
Harry Bates
Jonathan Hale
Dr. Brown
Harry Rosenthal
Piano Player
Russell Hicks
District Attorney
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,149
Dialogue density12.2 lines / min
First line00:01:05
Final line01:27:28
Production Record
DirectorHenry Hathaway
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes1,602