💬 The Killers (1946)

The Killers (1946)

Hit men kill an unresisting victim, and investigator Reardon uncovers his past involvement with beautiful, deadly Kitty Collins.

Cast:
Ole 'Swede' Anderson: Burt Lancaster
Kitty Collins: Ava Gardner
Jim Reardon: Edmond O'Brien
Big Jim Colfax: Albert Dekker
Police Lt. Sam Lubinsky: Sam Levene
Charleston: Vince Barnett
Lilly Harmon Lubinsky: Virginia Christine
'Dum-Dum' Clarke: Jack Lambert
Packy Robinson - Ole's Manager: Charles D. Brown
R.S. Kenyon: Donald MacBride
Al: Charles McGraw
Max: William Conrad
Hood with Cane: Ernie Adams
Assistant Paymaster: Audley Anderson
Jail Ward Doctor: George Anderson
Fight Spectator: Jack Tornek
Party Guest: Mike Lally
Mr. Plunther: John Berkes
Cafe Patron: Florence Wix
Paymaster: Harry Brown
Nick Adams: Phil Brown
Police Driver: Jack Cheatham
Onlooker at Green Cat: James Conaty
Blinky Franklin: Jeff Corey
Restaurant Chef: Gino Corrado
Lou Tingle: Noel Cravat
Minister: Neal Dodd
Timekeeper: Mike Donovan
Brentwood Police Chief: Howard Freeman
Green Cat Patron: Dick Gordon
Pete: Michael Hale
George: Harry Hayden
Man Drinking at Bar: Mark Hellinger
Disgruntled Diner Patron: Al Hill
Factory Worker: Jimmie Horan
Policeman: Howard Negley
Passerby Outside Theatre: Kenner G. Kemp
Reporter: Paul Kruger
Train Conductor: Ethan Laidlaw
Green Cat Waiter: Nolan Leary
Ma Hirsch: Vera Lewis
Mrs. Grimes: Therese Lyon
Restaurant Patron: Frank McLure
Farmer: Charles Middleton
Jake the Rake: John Miljan
Joe Smalley: Garry Owen
Barbara - Cigarette Girl: Barbara 'Red' Powers
Nurse: Beatrice Roberts
Bartender: Wally Rose
Fran: William Ruhl
Charlie: Wallace Scott
Fight Arena Doctor: John Sheehan
Mary Ellen 'Queenie' Daugherty: Queenie Smith
Stella: Ann Staunton
Waiter: Milton Wallace
Sam: Bill Walker
Ginny Bryson: Gabrielle Windsor

Written by: Anthony Veiller, Ernest Hemingway, John Huston

Director: Robert Siodmak

Production: Universal International Pictures

Release date: 30 Aug 1946

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The Killers (1946)
Hit men kill an unresisting victim, and investigator Reardon uncovers his past involvement with beautiful, deadly Kitty Collins. Cast: Ole 'Swede' Anderson: Burt Lancaster Kitty Collins: Ava Gardner Jim Reardon: Edmond O'Brien Big Jim Colfax: Albert Dekker Police Lt. Sam Lubinsky: Sam Levene Charleston: Vince Barnett Lilly Harmon Lubinsky: Virginia Christine 'Dum-Dum' Clarke: Jack Lambert Packy Robinson - Ole's Manager: Charles D. Brown R.S. Kenyon: Donald MacBride Al: Charles McGraw Max: William Conrad Hood with Cane: Ernie Adams Assistant Paymaster: Audley Anderson Jail Ward Doctor: George Anderson Fight Spectator: Jack Tornek Party Guest: Mike Lally Mr. Plunther: John Berkes Cafe Patron: Florence Wix Paymaster: Harry Brown Nick Adams: Phil Brown Police Driver: Jack Cheatham Onlooker at Green Cat: James Conaty Blinky Franklin: Jeff Corey Restaurant Chef: Gino Corrado Lou Tingle: Noel Cravat Minister: Neal Dodd Timekeeper: Mike Donovan Brentwood Police Chief: Howard Freeman Green Cat Patron: Dick Gordon Pete: Michael Hale George: Harry Hayden Man Drinking at Bar: Mark Hellinger Disgruntled Diner Patron: Al Hill Factory Worker: Jimmie Horan Policeman: Howard Negley Passerby Outside Theatre: Kenner G. Kemp Reporter: Paul Kruger Train Conductor: Ethan Laidlaw Green Cat Waiter: Nolan Leary Ma Hirsch: Vera Lewis Mrs. Grimes: Therese Lyon Restaurant Patron: Frank McLure Farmer: Charles Middleton Jake the Rake: John Miljan Joe Smalley: Garry Owen Barbara - Cigarette Girl: Barbara 'Red' Powers Nurse: Beatrice Roberts Bartender: Wally Rose Fran: William Ruhl Charlie: Wallace Scott Fight Arena Doctor: John Sheehan Mary Ellen 'Queenie' Daugherty: Queenie Smith Stella: Ann Staunton Waiter: Milton Wallace Sam: Bill Walker Ginny Bryson: Gabrielle Windsor Written by: Anthony Veiller, Ernest Hemingway, John Huston Director: Robert Siodmak Production: Universal International Pictures Release date: 30 Aug 1946
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All right, heist 'em! Turn around. You, drop that gun.
All right, seconds out. Come on, fella, let's clear the ring. Outside. Now use your right, Swede. He's wide open, and it's the last round. Keep throwin' your right.
Beats me I don't know what keeps him going. Will he be able to talk anymore. He's dead now except he's breathing.
Charleston don't talk see. Even if he s worked over head to foot by experts. Charleston never talks Good enough. You know what happened to the Swede. I know plenty mister. Plenty Only I ain't tellin'. Old Charleston's the little monkey with his hands over his mouth.
Charleston was right. He was right. Charleston was right. Atlantic Casualty, claim department. There's your party. Go ahead.
Colfax A thief with a touch of class.
Don't ask a dying man to lie his soul into hell.
Don't do it, mister! Mister, don't! Please, mister. Oh, if you did, you'd never see the face of God. You'd burn in hell to the end of time. Oh, you mustn't, mister. Oh, blessed Mother of God, help me. Oh, please. She's gone!
Fill 'er up Ethyl Yes sir.
Find anything? Better put your hands up.
Glass of milk hot I haven't eaten all day. Steak sandwich rare and a glass of beer.
Good morning Stella Good morning dream boy.
Got a match? Never mind. I only wanted to see your tie. I'm ready. We'll take a cab.
Hello, Pete. Has he got a chance? He's gettin' murdered. Can't last.
Hello. I take it you know everybody. - Yeah. - Grab yourself a chair.
Hey, you! Look at the oil, will ya?
How long has he got He's behind schedule now That's why I told you to hurry.
How well did you know the Swede. Me. Mister. I guess me and the Swede were about as close as two guys can get. For nearly two years. we weren't never more than eight and a half feet apart That's how big the cell was.
I left him, and I waited out in the hall. I had hoped he'd walk out too, but he never showed up. And I never seen the Swede again. I was sorry... 'cause him and me... We had some good talks about the stars.
I want to call Newark, honey. Market 3 2 600.
I went to Blinky Franklin first and then to Dum dum. I saved the Swede till last.
I'll tell you what's gonna happen. We're gonna kill the Swede. You know the big Swede works over at that filling station. You mean Pete Lunn. If that's what he calls himself. Comes in every night at 6 00 don't he Yes if he comes. We know all about that. What are you going to kill him for What did Pete Lunn ever do to you. He never had a chance to do anything to us. He never even seen us He's only going to see us once. What are you going to kill him for. We're killing him for a friend Shut...
I'm glad we're all alive. This never happened in this town before. I don't like it. I don't like any part of it. It's all right, Sam. They were going to kill Pete Lunn. They were going to shoot him when he came in to dinner. - The Swede? - Yes. I don't get it. Why would anyone want to kill the Swede? They've gone over to the station. They'll probably get his address from the daybook.
I've got an idea the dough went with her.
If it's as big as you claim it's not going to be any easy pickin's. Nothing that big ever is. And that's what I want from here on in Easy pickin's. It'd go just as hard with you if you were taken for stickin' up a shine parlor. Yes that's right but the chances of being taken aren't as many. I don't know Maybe Maybe I'm just gettin' old. It's like you were saying before the Swede come in. I've done a lot of time. I've spent almost half my life in stir. and I don't intend to spend any more
If there's one thing in this world I hate it's a double crossing dame.
Is that the man? I'll go call the police.
It took him six years to find out where the Swede was hiding. - And then it was too late. - Yeah. I wonder what he and the Swede'll have to say to each other now. At least we know why Blinky was on his way to Brentwood. A quarter of a million makes pretty good bait. I wonder which other one of the gang knocked him off to beat him to the punch. Hmm. The Swede's room in Brentwood should answer that. Officer.
It's Dum dum. Cover us! You get over there.
It's okay. Check the rear tires. Wipe the windshield.
Kitty is innocent I swear Kitty is innocent. Kitty is innocent I swear Kitty is innocent. Kitty is innocent.
Mr Riordan is investigating his death. He was a good boy No one had any call to kill him. Lilly knew Ole too The three of us were together a good part of the time. She was always in love with him Sam. And I was always in love with her.
Nick. You work with the Swede. You better go and tell him. - I'm going for the cops. - You better go tell the Swede first.
No You're done fightin' Ole. And if you want my opinion it's a lucky thing You aren't punchy yet. Suppose it was your brains were scrambled instead of your hand.
Ole and I ran around together when we were kids. I joined the department He started fightin' We always kept in touch. And you put the pinch on him. When you're a copper you're a copper.
One, two, three, - four, five, six, - Take nine, Swede. Take nine. seven, eight, nine...
Owing to your splendid efforts. the basic rate of the Atlantic Casualty Company as of 1947 will probably drop one tenth of a cent Congratulations Mr Riordan. I'd rather have a night's sleep. Why don t you take a good rest I must say you've earned it. This is Friday Don't come in till Monday.
Reach for that and I'll kick your brains out. What did he hit him for? I don't get it. Nobody can cheat me and get away with it.
Say Riordan If ya do run on to her let me know will ya. After you re through with her. I'd like to have a word or two with Kitty myself. We got some unfinished business.
She's Big Jim Colfax's girl, isn't she? Or used to be. Ole Anderson's girl now, or so I hear. Good night, Ginny. Don't you know what happens to little boys who play with matches? Just a minute.
She's gone. - She's gone! - Who's gone, mister?
Swell idea you guys had. Leavin' me holdin' the bag at the Halfway House while you split up the dough, huh? I'll betcha it handed you a laugh. The Halfway House burnt down last night. That's why we came here. - Somebody oughta have let me know. - You were told. You're here. Next time, play it straight. I'll be seein' ya, Swede.
The double cross to end all double crosses Yeah.
The more I know of love. The less I know it. Here's your drink lady. The more I give to love I said here's your drink lady.
There's a man on the roof!
This town got a name? - Yeah. - What is it? - Brentwood. - Brentwood? - 3.83 with the tax. - Here, kid. Thanks. Thank you. Brentwood, huh?
Too bad it had to catch up with you now. Let's get out of here, Mr. Riordan. I'm nervous. - Where do you want to go? - It doesn't matter. Take me back to your hotel with you. - I'll powder my nose. - I'll wait for you. Don't go away.
Two professional killers show up in a small town. and put the blast on a filling station attendant a nobody There was no attempt at robbery They were out for only one thing. To kill him Why. I don't know And what's more I don't care.
Up against the wall. Put your hands up. Higher!
Well we might still be able to do business. if you put a prize in with the Cracker Jacks What do you mean. I want a fall guy for the law. Who would that be. Colfax. Even the old Kitty Collins never sang Mr Riordan.
What am I going to do if I quit fightin'. Well there's always the department. No I wouldn't want to be a copper. It's not a bad life Ole Twenty years and you've got a pension. And it's 2 200 a year to start. 2 200 a year You know something. Some months I made that much in one month. Some months.
What are you laughing at. Nothing You see something funny. No Then don't laugh.
What did Blinky and Dum dum say They fell right in with the idea.
What do you mean what's the matter You're nervous You're all in a sweat. You keep your mouth shut if you don't want it slapped shut. You been askin' for it lately Hey. Any objections Yeah. Keep out of this Swede She's his girl. Mind your own business Swede I can take care of myself. You touch me and you won't live till morning.
What is it? - Got any rooms? - Just one. - Can I see it? - This way. Upstairs.
What was your name again honey Miss Harmon. Miss Harmon Swell.
What'll it be gentlemen. I don't know What do you want to eat Al. I don't know what I want to eat. I'll have the roast pork tenderloin with the applesauce and mashed potatoes. That's not ready yet Then what's it on the card for. Well that's on the dinner You can have that at 6 00. That clock is ten minutes fast The dinner isn't ready yet. Never mind the clock What have you got to eat. Well I can give you any kind of sandwiches. bacon and eggs liver and bacon ham and eggs steaks I'll take...
What's the matter with you, Swede? Use your right! Your right! One, two, three, four, five, six, seven...
When was the last time you saw him. Mister did you say when Yes. Mister when it comes to dates. 1492 is the only one I can remember
Where do you want to go It doesn't matter. Take me back to your hotel with you. I'll powder my nose I'll wait for you. Don't go away.
Who's out in the kitchen? - Only the cook. - Tell him to come in. - Say, where do you... - Use your head! Tell the cook to come out here. - Sam. - Yeah? Come here. What was it? I'm going out to the kitchen with him and bright boy. Come on back, you two.
Why did you ever go back to him Kitty. Maybe because I hate him. I'm poison Swede to myself and everybody around me. I'd be afraid to go with anyone I love for the harm I'd do them. I don't care harming him.
You can leave anytime you want friend. Come on easy does it fellas Easy does it. I don't like to be asked to come up here and then told I can go. Who do you think you're pushin' around. A minute ago we were talking about reputations. Well you've got quite a reputation yourself. You're supposed to be a troublemaker. Okay make some.
You got anything to drink I can give you soda beer ginger ale. I said have you got anything to drink. No. This is a hot town What do you call it Brentwood. Did you ever hear of Brentwood. What do you do here nights. They eat their dinner. They all come here and eat the big dinner. That's right You're a pretty bright boy aren t you. Sure Well you're not Is he Al. He's dumb.
You twitch a lot friend Nervous huh. Carrying the monkey on your back ain't you. I was I'm not anymore Is that straight.
You're makin' a sucker play Dum dum The cops are outside waitin' for you.
You're makin' a sucker play, Dum dum. The cops are outside waitin' for you. I'll take care of the cops.
Your right, Swede. Let go with your right. Break it up, boys. Step back.
- Good morning, Stella. - Good morning, dream boy. - Mr. Kenyon wants to see you. - What about the Swede? Pete Lunn. - Oh, my notes aren't transcribed yet. - Uh huh.
- Good morning, Stella. - Good morning, dream boy. I got that dope on Charleston for you. Working in a Philadelphia pool hall. 1700 block on Chestnut. - What am I doing here? - Don't change the subject. See if you can get anything on a girl named Kitty Collins.
- Hello, George. - Hello, Fred. - Can I have supper? - Sam's out. He'll be back in about half an hour. Oh. Well, maybe I better go up the street. - Sorry. - That's all right.
- How much further? - About three miles. Cut your siren. We'll drive right up and hit the front door. You boys cover the other doors and windows. Right. - Got your gun handy? - Sure. Why? Just thought I'd ask.
- Jake tells me you're a fighter. - Do you like the fights? I'm afraid I've never seen one. - No kiddin'! - I hate brutality, Mr. Anderson. The idea of two men beating each other to a pulp makes me ill. I saw all Swede's fights. How wonderful of you. I could never bear to see a man I really care for being hurt. Kitty. Oh, excuse me.
- Pretty, isn't it? - I never saw it before in my life. I don't know anything about it. - I swear, Lieutenant. - Get your street clothes on.
- What are you after? - Same thing you are. The money from the Prentiss Hat caper. - Where do you come in? - I know about it. That's enough. - How do you know about it? - Blinky Franklin told me. - Blinky's dead. - I know. Sit over there.
- Who's giving this party? - Some guy lives here. - Jake gave us the invite. - Jake who? Jake, the fella I introduced you to in the restaurant the other night. - Oh. I don't like him. - Why? He's got mean eyes. Him and me may be going into business. Look, honey, you go on ahead. I got a headache. Since when? Aw, come on. You'll have a good time.
- Who's there? - It's me. Anderson. - Hello, Swede. - Good evening. - Glad to see you, Swede. - Hello. - How are you, Charleston? - Hello, Swede.

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