Smart Money
1931 · 81 MIN · IMDB 6.8 · 2,310 VOTES · DIR. Alfred E. Green
Overview
Two brothers' trip to the big city to do a little gambling results in a fateful turn of events.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,325 lines
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00:01:01 Aces.
00:04:43 Uh... Running into house and lot.
00:07:53 Ooh. - Ten thousand bucks.
00:11:23 ...is going on tonight, do you?
00:14:37 Five high, mine was six high.
00:17:32 Here.
00:20:44 I'll send you around a case tomorrow.
00:24:24 Here, take that.
00:27:46 Here's the card that tells the story.
00:31:01 Stole the money that belonged to my friends.
00:34:15 I tell you, Peter, he is the luckiest man in the world.
00:37:29 You haven't any objections, have you, Sam?
00:40:44 How do you like it, boys?
00:44:34 ...if you're a good boy.
00:48:41 All down? All down.
00:52:08 You know, he reminds me of a little sawmill we had in our old hometown in Irontown.
00:56:16 When would you like to?
00:59:32 Let me out here and I'll go home. I can get a bus.
01:02:31 Go on.
01:06:16 - Have a good sleep? - I feel fine.
01:09:13 The end justifies the means.
01:12:45 - I'm not what you think I am, Nick. - What, not sweet?
01:17:20 Look out, here.
50:00:00 Fifty thousand.
Cast & Characters
Edward G. Robinson
Nick 'The Barber' Venizelos
James Cagney
Jack
Evalyn Knapp
Irene Graham
Ralf Harolde
Sleepy Sam
Noel Francis
Marie
Margaret Livingston
District Attorney's Girl
Maurice Black
Greek Barber
Billy House
Irontown Salesman
Paul Porcasi
Alexander Amenoppopolus
Gladys Lloyd
Second Cigar Stand Clerk
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,325
Dialogue density16.4 lines / min
First line00:01:01
Final line50:00:00
Production Record
DirectorAlfred E. Green
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes2,310