Scandal Sheet

1952 · 82 MIN · IMDB 7.4 · 3,805 VOTES · DIR. Phil Karlson

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Overview

A tabloid editor assigns a young reporter to solve a murder the editor committed himself.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,041 lines

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00:01:50 I know how you feel, lady.
00:04:50 Well, Mrs. Rawley, I... In defense of Mark Chapman, I...
00:07:16 Thanks.
00:09:36 I crossed my fingers, said prayers, burned candles.
00:11:52 You're liable to kill him. Ten bucks, he can take a bath in it.
00:15:02 This bribing of poor, ignorant dopes into a public wedding
00:18:32 The fellow who always ran and never walked. Had to get places fast!
00:24:13 Any man who was big enough in his day to rate that
00:27:05 Dames have got to make trouble even when they die, don't they, pal?
00:29:36 I'm gonna hitch a ride to the morgue. If you match them, call me.
00:32:37 That dinner. A two-party celebration, or are you bringing a friend?
00:35:16 He took a ring off her, probably a wedding or engagement ring.
00:40:13 Hang onto them, Pete.
00:43:49 - I think you'd better talk to... - No, no, Julie, I want you to have this.
00:48:20 - Isn't that what you told McCleary? - Why, I was just schmoozing him, I...
00:51:38 Looks as though it's going to cost the Express some bonus money before long.
00:54:08 It's even money that's where Charlie ran into our man.
00:57:58 Wait here.
01:02:19 Speak your piece and get it over with.
01:04:57 But suppose Chapman says no to my working with you on it?
01:07:38 and knows no one by the name of Judge Hacker.
01:12:00 It's just that these minor problems always seem to require major thinking.
01:16:11 A needle's nothing but a hunk of steel if you've got nothing to sew.
01:18:46 Killing my wife was an accident.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,041
Dialogue density12.7 lines / min
First line00:01:50
Final line01:18:46

Production Record

DirectorPhil Karlson
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes3,805