A check? from Chinatown (1974)
A complete surprise? from Chinatown (1974)
A men's room at a Richfield gas station, and The Pig'n Whistle. from Chinatown (1974)
A private investigator? from Chinatown (1974)
A sort of birthmark. from Chinatown (1974)
A wife can tell. from Chinatown (1974)
Actually, he's not, Mrs. Mulwray, from Chinatown (1974)
Actually, I came to see your husband, Mrs. Mulwray. from Chinatown (1974)
Actually, I knew about the affair. from Chinatown (1974)
Actually, it was over the Van der Lip Dam. from Chinatown (1974)
Actually, this hasn't happened to me for a long time. from Chinatown (1974)
All day, sometimes. from Chinatown (1974)
All get respectable if they last long enough. from Chinatown (1974)
All of it quicker than the wind from a duck's ass. from Chinatown (1974)
All of it! from Chinatown (1974)
All right, come on. Clear the area! On the sidewalk! from Chinatown (1974)
All right, Curly, enough's enough. from Chinatown (1974)
All right, mister, who you with, from Chinatown (1974)
All right, quit it. Quit, now! from Chinatown (1974)
All right, there. from Chinatown (1974)
All right. from Chinatown (1974)
All right. from Chinatown (1974)
Along with Mr. Mulwray. from Chinatown (1974)
An hour. from Chinatown (1974)
An obituary column. Can you see all right in this light? from Chinatown (1974)
And a 12,000 acre water surface. from Chinatown (1974)
And at some point, they're going to have to assist me. from Chinatown (1974)
And believe me, Mrs. Mulwray, whoever set your husband up, from Chinatown (1974)
And either he's the kind who chases after women or he isn't. from Chinatown (1974)
And he goes out and he smokes a cigarette. from Chinatown (1974)
And he made me a fortune. from Chinatown (1974)
And he put up with more from me than you'll ever know. from Chinatown (1974)
And he says Gittes knows this, from Chinatown (1974)
And he says Gittes knows this, from Chinatown (1974)
And he's been going around making irresponsible accusations all last week. from Chinatown (1974)
And he's been going around making irresponsible accusations all last week. from Chinatown (1974)
And I don't think my father felt that way. from Chinatown (1974)
And I like it. from Chinatown (1974)
And I still think that you're hiding something. from Chinatown (1974)
And I want to know before Escobar gets here, from Chinatown (1974)
And it's good advertising. from Chinatown (1974)
And Jasper Lamar Crabb, 25,000 acres. from Chinatown (1974)
And lawsuit or no lawsuit, I intend to find out. from Chinatown (1974)
And let it percolate down to the bedrock, it would stay there from Chinatown (1974)
And maybe we can go outside and discuss it. from Chinatown (1974)
And money is no object. from Chinatown (1974)
And Mulwray isn't? from Chinatown (1974)
And never lost a drop. from Chinatown (1974)
And not on top of them. from Chinatown (1974)
And now you propose yet another dirt banked terminus dam from Chinatown (1974)
And remember, I don't have to let you go. from Chinatown (1974)
And she's been paying you off like a slot machine ever since. from Chinatown (1974)
And since you agree with me that we've never met before, from Chinatown (1974)
And that he was afraid what you might do. from Chinatown (1974)
And then picking it up for peanuts. from Chinatown (1974)
And then they go out and they contemplate the moon from Chinatown (1974)
And there is... from Chinatown (1974)
And there's always a little run off after they do that. from Chinatown (1974)
And there's always a little run off after they do that. from Chinatown (1974)
And they don't pay you the same for skipjack as they do albacore or tuna. from Chinatown (1974)
And to me. from Chinatown (1974)
And too respectable to want your name in the newspapers. from Chinatown (1974)
And we're supposed to be in the middle of a drought. from Chinatown (1974)
And without water, the dust will rise up and cover us from Chinatown (1974)
And you can stay the head of the department from Chinatown (1974)
And you can't irrigate an orange grove with it. from Chinatown (1974)
And you had one hell of an argument. from Chinatown (1974)
And you weren't the least bit upset? from Chinatown (1974)
And you're gonna stay there until she does show up. from Chinatown (1974)
And you're right. from Chinatown (1974)
Anyway, I... from Chinatown (1974)
Anyway, this guy who got tired of screwing his wife from Chinatown (1974)
Are you frightened for the girl or what Evelyn might do to her? from Chinatown (1974)
Are you trying to tell me that he might be behind all this? from Chinatown (1974)
As far as it goes. from Chinatown (1974)
As little as possible. from Chinatown (1974)
As you found out, Evelyn was lost to me a long time ago. from Chinatown (1974)
At my age, you tend to forget. from Chinatown (1974)
At the Abbacore Club. from Chinatown (1974)
At your daughter's house. How soon can you get here? from Chinatown (1974)
Back to Mexico. from Chinatown (1974)
Bad for the glass. from Chinatown (1974)
Because I don't want to lose my license. from Chinatown (1974)
Because if she ain't there, you're going downtown, from Chinatown (1974)
Because somebody didn't want his body found in the ocean. from Chinatown (1974)
Because you don't have a sister. from Chinatown (1974)
Beneath this building, beneath our streets, is a desert. from Chinatown (1974)
Better call the captain. Get an ambulance. from Chinatown (1974)
But aren't you going... Coming back with me? from Chinatown (1974)
But believe me, you don't. from Chinatown (1974)
But give me a day or two and I'll get back to you. from Chinatown (1974)
But he wasn't killed. from Chinatown (1974)
But his girl is a witness. So you had to shut her up. from Chinatown (1974)
But I'm surprised you're still working for her, from Chinatown (1974)
But if this is how you go about your work, from Chinatown (1974)
But in case you're interested, your husband was murdered. from Chinatown (1974)
But in your business, it's admirable. from Chinatown (1974)
But never that. from Chinatown (1974)
But the water's not gonna go to L.A., it's coming right here. from Chinatown (1974)
But then you'd have to be able to read. from Chinatown (1974)
But we also live on the edge of a desert. from Chinatown (1974)
But we lost it. from Chinatown (1974)
But we've been trying to help some of them out, from Chinatown (1974)
But what can we do? The rest of the city needs drinking water. from Chinatown (1974)
But what? from Chinatown (1974)
But you got the money to keep her mouth shut. from Chinatown (1974)
But, Mrs. Mulwray, from Chinatown (1974)
But... Now look, what's the matter? What's wrong? from Chinatown (1974)
By incorporating the Valley into the city. Simple as that. from Chinatown (1974)
Call me Jake. How you doing, Curly? from Chinatown (1974)
Call me. I can help. from Chinatown (1974)
Call me. I can help. from Chinatown (1974)
Can I check one of these volumes out? from Chinatown (1974)
Can I help you? Russ Yelburton, Deputy Chief of the department. from Chinatown (1974)
Can we leave the lady out of this? from Chinatown (1974)
Careful driving home, Curl, huh? from Chinatown (1974)
Certainly not spy on my husband. from Chinatown (1974)
Certainly. from Chinatown (1974)
Charlie! You ought to know better than that! from Chinatown (1974)
Chief Engineer? from Chinatown (1974)
Claude, take those glasses from him, will you? from Chinatown (1974)
Come again? from Chinatown (1974)
Come here. I want to show you something. from Chinatown (1974)
Come on in, Lou. from Chinatown (1974)
Come on out in the kitchen with me for a second, huh? from Chinatown (1974)
Come on, Jake. from Chinatown (1974)
Come on, Mrs. Mulwray. from Chinatown (1974)
Come on. I want you to meet someone, Gittes. from Chinatown (1974)
Come, come, Mr. Gitts. from Chinatown (1974)
Congratulations. from Chinatown (1974)
Conspiracy, and extortion, minimum. from Chinatown (1974)
Core samples have shown that beneath this bedrock from Chinatown (1974)
Curly, you know how long I've been in this business? from Chinatown (1974)
Cut it off and feed it to my goldfish. from Chinatown (1974)
Cut myself shaving. from Chinatown (1974)
Dead? from Chinatown (1974)
Did you get married before or after Mulwray and your father from Chinatown (1974)
Did you have affairs? from Chinatown (1974)
Did you know you were a very wealthy woman? from Chinatown (1974)
Did you talk to him this morning? from Chinatown (1974)
Did you wear a uniform? from Chinatown (1974)
Didn't they? from Chinatown (1974)
Didn't you call me? from Chinatown (1974)
Do you happen to know the name of the young lady in question? from Chinatown (1974)
Do you have any peroxide, or anything like that? from Chinatown (1974)
Do you know me? from Chinatown (1974)
Do you know the expression, "Let sleeping dogs lie"? from Chinatown (1974)
Do you know where Mulwray's having lunch? from Chinatown (1974)
Do you remember the figures we discussed? from Chinatown (1974)
Do you remember the last time you saw Mulwray? from Chinatown (1974)
Do you speak English? from Chinatown (1974)
Do? To whom? from Chinatown (1974)
Does my talking about your father upset you? from Chinatown (1974)
Does this often happen to you? from Chinatown (1974)
Doing what? from Chinatown (1974)
Don't be sorry. Neither does Dad. from Chinatown (1974)
Don't do anything until I get there. from Chinatown (1974)
Don't know her. Take a number. from Chinatown (1974)
Don't tell me you're still working for Mrs. Mulwray. from Chinatown (1974)
Don't want Mulvihill. from Chinatown (1974)
Don't worry, I can recommend a couple. from Chinatown (1974)
Don't worry. I'm not going to tell anybody about this. from Chinatown (1974)
Down the hatch. from Chinatown (1974)
Duffy. Hey, Walsh! from Chinatown (1974)
Duffy's on the phone. from Chinatown (1974)
Easy. It's an innocent question. from Chinatown (1974)
Either you tell me or I guess. I don't know the answer. from Chinatown (1974)
Emma Dill, 12,000, Clarence Speer, 5,000, from Chinatown (1974)
End up smack in the Pacific Ocean. from Chinatown (1974)
Evelyn, put that gun away! Let the police handle this! from Chinatown (1974)
Evelyn, you're a disturbed woman. You cannot hope to provide. from Chinatown (1974)
Evelyn! from Chinatown (1974)
Evelyn. Please, please, be reasonable. from Chinatown (1974)
Even the death of your husband? from Chinatown (1974)
Everything you can see. Everything around us. from Chinatown (1974)
Exactly what do you know about me? Sit down. from Chinatown (1974)
Financially speaking, of course. from Chinatown (1974)
Find anything interesting, Gittes? from Chinatown (1974)
Fine. Long as you don't serve chicken that way. from Chinatown (1974)
Fools' names and fools' faces. from Chinatown (1974)
For God's sake, keep her upstairs. Go back! from Chinatown (1974)
For spitting in the laundry? from Chinatown (1974)
For the next 20 years. from Chinatown (1974)
For very long? from Chinatown (1974)
Forget it, Jake. It's Chinatown. from Chinatown (1974)
Forget it, will you, Curly? from Chinatown (1974)
Forget it. How would you like to pay me off from Chinatown (1974)
Frankly, tonight, you saved my... from Chinatown (1974)
Frequently, at lunch, Hollis takes walks around them. from Chinatown (1974)
From the city's reservoirs, from Chinatown (1974)
Gee, Lou, I'm doing the best I can. from Chinatown (1974)
Gee, Mr. Gittes, we're going out tomorrow. from Chinatown (1974)
Gee, thanks, Lou. from Chinatown (1974)
Gentlemen, today you can walk out that door, from Chinatown (1974)
Get away from her. from Chinatown (1974)
Get away from her. Get away! from Chinatown (1974)
Get in the car. from Chinatown (1974)
Get off the street! from Chinatown (1974)
Gittes? from Chinatown (1974)
Give me a break, will you? from Chinatown (1974)
Give me the keys. from Chinatown (1974)
Go on! from Chinatown (1974)
Go on. from Chinatown (1974)
Going someplace? from Chinatown (1974)
Good news. from Chinatown (1974)
Good night. from Chinatown (1974)
Good. from Chinatown (1974)
Good. What's her name? from Chinatown (1974)
Goodbye, ladies. from Chinatown (1974)
Had a bureau dresser down there and everything. from Chinatown (1974)
Had a falling out finally. from Chinatown (1974)
Halt! from Chinatown (1974)
Hard working? Wife? Kids? from Chinatown (1974)
Have we ever met? from Chinatown (1974)
Have you got your checkbook handy, Mr. Cross? I've got the girl. from Chinatown (1974)
Have you had lunch? Kahn can fix you something. from Chinatown (1974)
Have your client in my office in two hours. from Chinatown (1974)
He ain't armed. from Chinatown (1974)
He comes back in the room, he starts screwing again, from Chinatown (1974)
He didn't wear bifocals. from Chinatown (1974)
He figured if you dumped water into desert sand from Chinatown (1974)
He found out about it, and he was killed. from Chinatown (1974)
He found out they were dumping water there. from Chinatown (1974)
He gets up to start to leave again to go look at the moon, from Chinatown (1974)
He goes out of the room and reads LIFE magazine. from Chinatown (1974)
He just made lieutenant. Wants to hang on to his little gold bar. from Chinatown (1974)
He lives at 1712 Alameda. Do you know where that is? from Chinatown (1974)
He never even kids about it. from Chinatown (1974)
He ought to be able to hold on to your water for you. from Chinatown (1974)
He owned it. from Chinatown (1974)
He owned the Water Department? from Chinatown (1974)
He owns it... You know? from Chinatown (1974)
He owns the police! from Chinatown (1974)
He passed away two weeks ago, and one week ago he bought the land. from Chinatown (1974)
He passed away two weeks ago. from Chinatown (1974)
He ****d you? from Chinatown (1974)
He says, "The Chinese they screw a little and they get tired..." from Chinatown (1974)
He says, "What do the Chinese do?" from Chinatown (1974)
He thinks he can get away with anything! from Chinatown (1974)
He told you? from Chinatown (1974)
He wanted to know where she was. from Chinatown (1974)
He was the most gentle, decent man imaginable. from Chinatown (1974)
He wouldn't tell me her name. from Chinatown (1974)
He wouldn't tell me her name. from Chinatown (1974)
He... from Chinatown (1974)
He's found himself some cute little twist, the old buzzard... from Chinatown (1974)
He's liable to be tied up indefinitely. from Chinatown (1974)
He's tired of screwing his wife. from Chinatown (1974)
Hear, hear! from Chinatown (1974)
Hello, Claude. Where'd you get the midget? from Chinatown (1974)
Hello, Jake. from Chinatown (1974)
Hello, there. I'm Mr. Palmer. Can I help you folks? from Chinatown (1974)
Hello. from Chinatown (1974)
Hello. from Chinatown (1974)
Hello. from Chinatown (1974)
Her maid's house. I think she knows something's up. from Chinatown (1974)
Here. Let me... from Chinatown (1974)
Here's something for you, Mr. Gittes. from Chinatown (1974)
Hey, listen, pal, I make an honest living. from Chinatown (1974)
Hmm. from Chinatown (1974)
Hmm. from Chinatown (1974)
Hold it right there! from Chinatown (1974)
Hold it there, kitty cat! Hold it! from Chinatown (1974)
Hollis came and took care of me. from Chinatown (1974)
Hollis felt that the water should belong to the public, from Chinatown (1974)
Hollis Mulwray made this city, from Chinatown (1974)
Hollis Mulwray. from Chinatown (1974)
Hollis Mulwray. You seen him? from Chinatown (1974)
Hollis Mulwray. You seen him? from Chinatown (1974)
Hollis seems to think you're an innocent man. from Chinatown (1974)
Hollis. from Chinatown (1974)
Hollis's death. from Chinatown (1974)
Honest? from Chinatown (1974)
How about a glass of wine? from Chinatown (1974)
How are you gonna do that? from Chinatown (1974)
How are you? I've been calling you. from Chinatown (1974)
How come you happen to know her? from Chinatown (1974)
How did they get it away from him? from Chinatown (1974)
How did you find out? from Chinatown (1974)
How do they do that? from Chinatown (1974)
How do you do? from Chinatown (1974)
How do you like them apples? from Chinatown (1974)
How many years have I got? from Chinatown (1974)
How much better can you eat? from Chinatown (1974)
How much do you owe me? from Chinatown (1974)
How much do you want? from Chinatown (1974)
How much would you like? from Chinatown (1974)
How they plan to make it out of emptying reservoirs, from Chinatown (1974)
How'd she get that idea? from Chinatown (1974)
How'd you get past the guard? from Chinatown (1974)
I am sorry. from Chinatown (1974)
I believe, is seeing another woman. from Chinatown (1974)
I better talk to your husband about this. from Chinatown (1974)
I borrowed your husband's car. I'll bring it back in the morning. from Chinatown (1974)
I call that a funny way to irrigate. from Chinatown (1974)
I can't do everything myself. from Chinatown (1974)
I can't seem to handle him anymore. from Chinatown (1974)
I can't tell you. from Chinatown (1974)
I can't. from Chinatown (1974)
I couldn't see her. from Chinatown (1974)
I couldn't. from Chinatown (1974)
I didn't come in to see you on my own. from Chinatown (1974)
I didn't want her to find out about the girl. from Chinatown (1974)
I didn't want her to know until I could make plans for us to leave. from Chinatown (1974)
I didn't want to go into any of this, then or now. from Chinatown (1974)
I dislike the word "cheat". from Chinatown (1974)
I don't blame myself. from Chinatown (1974)
I don't care what you've done. I don't want to hurt you. from Chinatown (1974)
I don't get tough with anyone, Mr. Gittes. from Chinatown (1974)
I don't know how that thing got in the newspaper. from Chinatown (1974)
I don't know what you are talking about. This is the craziest, most insane thing... from Chinatown (1974)
I don't know what you're talking about. from Chinatown (1974)
I don't know you. from Chinatown (1974)
I don't know. The traffic was pretty loud. from Chinatown (1974)
I don't see anyone for very long, Mr. Gittes. from Chinatown (1974)
I don't think about it that much, from Chinatown (1974)
I don't think I need a day or two. from Chinatown (1974)
I don't want her taken advantage of. from Chinatown (1974)
I don't want to nail you. from Chinatown (1974)
I don't. from Chinatown (1974)
I ended up making sure that she was hurt. from Chinatown (1974)
I forget. I don't call myself that often. from Chinatown (1974)
I get by. from Chinatown (1974)
I got something I'd like to show you, Mr. Cross. from Chinatown (1974)
I got the pictures in my office, if that'll help you remember. from Chinatown (1974)
I got your check in the mail. from Chinatown (1974)
I guess I can manage. from Chinatown (1974)
I guess not. from Chinatown (1974)
I guess you're right. from Chinatown (1974)
I had no idea you and Hollis were that fond of one another. from Chinatown (1974)
I had no idea... from Chinatown (1974)
I had to go back three times to pick up the watches. from Chinatown (1974)
I happen to know Hollis was fond of her. from Chinatown (1974)
I have to go. from Chinatown (1974)
I have to know. from Chinatown (1974)
I haven't the faintest idea. from Chinatown (1974)
I heard only one thing, though. from Chinatown (1974)
I help them out. I don't kick families out of their houses from Chinatown (1974)
I hope you don't mind. I believe they should be served with the head. from Chinatown (1974)
I just didn't want to explain anything. from Chinatown (1974)
I just want a minute alone with her. It would mean a lot to her. from Chinatown (1974)
I know where it is. Just do it. from Chinatown (1974)
I know you been real good about it, but my cousin Auggie's sick. from Chinatown (1974)
I let them practice up out here. from Chinatown (1974)
I like breathing through it. from Chinatown (1974)
I mean, you'll love this. from Chinatown (1974)
I might be able to squeeze 75 bucks out of it for you. from Chinatown (1974)
I need you here. from Chinatown (1974)
I never expected anything to happen like what happened to Mr. Mulwray. from Chinatown (1974)
I never expected anything to happen like what happened to Mr. Mulwray. from Chinatown (1974)
I only brought it up to illustrate a point. I don't want your last dime. from Chinatown (1974)
I ran away. from Chinatown (1974)
I said cut that out! Give the man a chance to say something! from Chinatown (1974)
I said I want the truth! from Chinatown (1974)
I said I want the truth! from Chinatown (1974)
I said see if he's armed, not empty his pockets! from Chinatown (1974)
I saw him. from Chinatown (1974)
I see you like publicity, Mr. Gittes. from Chinatown (1974)
I still got a few teeth left in my head, and a few friends in town. from Chinatown (1974)
I suppose we'd better take Water and Power first. from Chinatown (1974)
I suppose we'll be hearing from your attorney. from Chinatown (1974)
I take a long lunch hour. from Chinatown (1974)
I tell you what, pal. from Chinatown (1974)
I think I gave it to her. from Chinatown (1974)
I think I would have remembered. from Chinatown (1974)
I think there's been some misunderstanding here. from Chinatown (1974)
I think you better come with me. from Chinatown (1974)
I thought you hired a private investigator. from Chinatown (1974)
I thought you said Cross owned it. from Chinatown (1974)
I tried to keep it from her. from Chinatown (1974)
I understand. from Chinatown (1974)
I understand. from Chinatown (1974)
I want somebody to know that I didn't know what would happen. from Chinatown (1974)
I want the big boys that are making the payoffs. from Chinatown (1974)
I want the only daughter I've got left. from Chinatown (1974)
I want the rest of the pictures, Gittes. from Chinatown (1974)
I want to find out who put you up to it. from Chinatown (1974)
I want to know more about you. from Chinatown (1974)
I want to see her. from Chinatown (1974)
I want to take care of her. from Chinatown (1974)
I want to tell you a story. from Chinatown (1974)
I want you to listen to me. from Chinatown (1974)
I wanted him to be happy. from Chinatown (1974)
I wanted to, but I... from Chinatown (1974)
I was 15. from Chinatown (1974)
I was at the Hall of Records today. from Chinatown (1974)
I was grateful. from Chinatown (1974)
I was just out of grade school when they did that. from Chinatown (1974)
I was riding bareback. from Chinatown (1974)
I was the one who pretended to be Mrs. Mulwray. Remember? from Chinatown (1974)
I was trying to keep someone from being hurt. from Chinatown (1974)
I went riding rather early. from Chinatown (1974)
I will if you don't. from Chinatown (1974)
I will. from Chinatown (1974)
I won't build it. It's that simple. from Chinatown (1974)
I wonder if you'd care to wait in my office. from Chinatown (1974)
I wonder, is it too late for us to have a look around? from Chinatown (1974)
I would never have harmed Hollis. from Chinatown (1974)
I'd like to be able to read across. from Chinatown (1974)
I'd like to bring her out myself. from Chinatown (1974)
I'd like to help her if I can. from Chinatown (1974)
I'd like to talk to him. from Chinatown (1974)
I'd say you'd be lucky to get through a whole day. from Chinatown (1974)
I'll be back. from Chinatown (1974)
I'll double whatever your fee is and pay you $10,000 from Chinatown (1974)
I'll get to him this afternoon if I can. from Chinatown (1974)
I'll have my secretary draw up the papers. from Chinatown (1974)
I'll look into it, from Chinatown (1974)
I'll pay you the rest next week. from Chinatown (1974)
I'll put one of my men on the job. from Chinatown (1974)
I'll see he's careful with the matches and doesn't burn himself. from Chinatown (1974)
I'll see her to the car, Lou. I'll be right back. from Chinatown (1974)
I'll send you a check. from Chinatown (1974)
I'll stop by. from Chinatown (1974)
I'll tell you the truth. from Chinatown (1974)
I'll tell you... from Chinatown (1974)
I'll... from Chinatown (1974)
I'm afraid not, Mrs. Mulwray. These are my operatives, from Chinatown (1974)
I'm doing you a favor. from Chinatown (1974)
I'm gonna make it easy for you. from Chinatown (1974)
I'm just trying to make a living. I don't want to become a local joke. from Chinatown (1974)
I'm not going to make the same mistake twice. from Chinatown (1974)
I'm not going to make the same mistake twice. from Chinatown (1974)
I'm not with either one of them. from Chinatown (1974)
I'm sorry, but we don't. from Chinatown (1974)
I'm sorry. Miss Sessions insists. from Chinatown (1974)
I'm sure that he loves you, too, Mrs. Mulwray. from Chinatown (1974)
I'm tired. from Chinatown (1974)
I've got you right now for withholding evidence. from Chinatown (1974)
Ida Sessions wants to see you. from Chinatown (1974)
If I can see him, I can help him. from Chinatown (1974)
If Ida wants to see me, she can call me at my office. from Chinatown (1974)
If Mulwray was murdered, from Chinatown (1974)
If that's what you mean. from Chinatown (1974)
If we need any more information, we'll be in touch. from Chinatown (1974)
If you don't hear from me, you and Duffy meet me at 1712 Alameda. from Chinatown (1974)
If you find Hollis' girlfriend. from Chinatown (1974)
If you find out what happened to Hollis, and who is involved. from Chinatown (1974)
If you want an answer to that question, Mr. Cross, from Chinatown (1974)
If you want to hire me, I still have to know what the argument was about. from Chinatown (1974)
If you were a bank president, that would be one thing, from Chinatown (1974)
If your husband was killed, it was. from Chinatown (1974)
In a cheap sort of a way, of course. from Chinatown (1974)
In case I have to get in touch with you again. from Chinatown (1974)
In case you've forgotten, gentlemen, from Chinatown (1974)
In that pond. from Chinatown (1974)
In the last three months, Robert Knox has bought 7,000 acres, from Chinatown (1974)
In the middle of a drought, that's news. from Chinatown (1974)
Instead of evaporate the way it does in most reservoirs. from Chinatown (1974)
Involuntary manslaughter, if anybody wants to take the trouble, from Chinatown (1974)
Involved with someone? from Chinatown (1974)
Irrigating my land? from Chinatown (1974)
Is a fair price to pay to keep the desert from our streets from Chinatown (1974)
Is he still in the building? from Chinatown (1974)
Is it because of Hollis? Because she was seeing your husband? Is that it? from Chinatown (1974)
Is it painful? from Chinatown (1974)
Is it painful? from Chinatown (1974)
Is Mr. Yelburton there? from Chinatown (1974)
Is shale similar to the permeable shale in the Van der Lip disaster. from Chinatown (1974)
Is she going on a trip? from Chinatown (1974)
Is that all? from Chinatown (1974)
Is there anything else you want to know about me? from Chinatown (1974)
Is this business or an obsession with you? from Chinatown (1974)
It comes in different parts of the river. from Chinatown (1974)
It couldn't be more personal. from Chinatown (1974)
It couldn't withstand that kind of pressure. from Chinatown (1974)
It didn't make him happy. from Chinatown (1974)
It disturbs me. Makes me think you're taking my daughter for a ride. from Chinatown (1974)
It doesn't hurt. from Chinatown (1974)
It has nothing to do with you or with any of all of this. It's just... from Chinatown (1974)
It must be painful. from Chinatown (1974)
It runs contrary to my experience. from Chinatown (1974)
It seems like half the city is trying to cover it all up, from Chinatown (1974)
It was an accident! from Chinatown (1974)
It was Evelyn Mulwray, from Chinatown (1974)
It was five days ago outside The Pig'n Whistle, from Chinatown (1974)
It was so quick, I didn't even know it myself. from Chinatown (1974)
It was sometime after. from Chinatown (1974)
It's a fish. from Chinatown (1974)
It's a flaw in the iris. from Chinatown (1974)
It's a nasty cut. from Chinatown (1974)
It's almost bedtime. from Chinatown (1974)
It's an innocent question. from Chinatown (1974)
It's Dad. from Chinatown (1974)
It's either that or you drive yourself to the police. from Chinatown (1974)
It's not a departmental matter, Mr. Yelburton. from Chinatown (1974)
It's not completely dry. from Chinatown (1974)
It's not worth it, Mr. Gitts. from Chinatown (1974)
It's possible. from Chinatown (1974)
It's really not worth it. from Chinatown (1974)
It's what I am doing. from Chinatown (1974)
It's what the District Attorney used to tell me in Chinatown. from Chinatown (1974)
It's where he was drowned. from Chinatown (1974)
It's why you attracted a client like my daughter. from Chinatown (1974)
J.J. Gittes and Associates. from Chinatown (1974)
J.J. Gittes and Associates. from Chinatown (1974)
J.J. Gittes for Lieutenant Escobar. from Chinatown (1974)
J.J. Gittes to see Mr. Mulwray. from Chinatown (1974)
J.J. Gittes to see Mr. Yelburton. from Chinatown (1974)
J.J. Gittes. from Chinatown (1974)
Jake, let me tell you about the guy who got tired... from Chinatown (1974)
Jake, what are you doing here? from Chinatown (1974)
Jake? from Chinatown (1974)
Jasper Lamar Crabb. from Chinatown (1974)
Jasper Lamar Crabb. from Chinatown (1974)
Jesus! from Chinatown (1974)
Jesus. That's in Chinatown, ain't it? from Chinatown (1974)
Just before the story broke in the papers, Lou. from Chinatown (1974)
Just drive slow for a block or two, will you, Curly? from Chinatown (1974)
Just find the girl, Mr. Gitts. from Chinatown (1974)
Just find the girl. from Chinatown (1974)
Just get him the hell out of here! from Chinatown (1974)
Just if you'll confine yourself to the main building. from Chinatown (1974)
Just look in the obituary column of today's L.A. Post Record. from Chinatown (1974)
Just sitting down for supper. You care to join us? from Chinatown (1974)
Just tell me the truth. I'm not the police. from Chinatown (1974)
Just three minutes. from Chinatown (1974)
Kahn, please, go back. from Chinatown (1974)
Katherine, close the door. from Chinatown (1974)
Katherine, get in the car. from Chinatown (1974)
Katherine, say hello to Mr. Gittes. from Chinatown (1974)
Katherine! from Chinatown (1974)
Keep them from going under. from Chinatown (1974)
L.A.'s a small town. People talk. from Chinatown (1974)
Land sales out of escrow are always recorded within the week. from Chinatown (1974)
Lately he'd been living in one of the downtown storm drains. from Chinatown (1974)
Let me explain something to you, Walsh. from Chinatown (1974)
Let us through, guys! Give us a little room! from Chinatown (1974)
Let's face it, Jake, you're practically a movie star. from Chinatown (1974)
Let's look at it this way. from Chinatown (1974)
Lieutenant Escobar. from Chinatown (1974)
Lieutenant, I am rich, I am Noah Cross. from Chinatown (1974)
Like she knows more than you want her to tell. from Chinatown (1974)
Like with you. from Chinatown (1974)
Listen, pal, Escobar's going to try and book me in about five minutes. from Chinatown (1974)
Loach, lock him to the wheel of that car. from Chinatown (1974)
Loach? from Chinatown (1974)
Look, I do matrimonial work. It's my mÈtier. from Chinatown (1974)
Look, somebody's gone to a lot of trouble here, from Chinatown (1974)
Look, you sue me, your husband dies, you drop the lawsuit like a hot potato, from Chinatown (1974)
Look, you tell me to take pictures, I take pictures. from Chinatown (1974)
Looks like he was washed down the entire length of the run off channel. from Chinatown (1974)
Looks like you went quite a distance. from Chinatown (1974)
Lord. from Chinatown (1974)
Lord. from Chinatown (1974)
Lord. from Chinatown (1974)
Los Angeles is a desert community. from Chinatown (1974)
Lou, let's swear out a warrant for her arrest. from Chinatown (1974)
Lou, you don't know what's going on here. I'm telling you. from Chinatown (1974)
Lousy cold I can't seem to shake, but otherwise, I'm okay. from Chinatown (1974)
Ma'am. from Chinatown (1974)
Maid's night off? from Chinatown (1974)
Mainly that you're rich, from Chinatown (1974)
Maybe even 100. from Chinatown (1974)
Maybe we can put the whole thing off on a few big shots, from Chinatown (1974)
Maybe you have. from Chinatown (1974)
Maybe you'd like to step down out of the barber chair from Chinatown (1974)
Maybe. from Chinatown (1974)
Mayor Bagby, let's hear from all the departments again. from Chinatown (1974)
Meet me at 1972 Canyon Drive. from Chinatown (1974)
Meet me at 1972 Canyon Drive. from Chinatown (1974)
Middle of a drought, and the Water Commissioner drowns. from Chinatown (1974)
Money. from Chinatown (1974)
Morose, or unhappy? from Chinatown (1974)
Mortgage department, First National Bank. from Chinatown (1974)
Mr. Cross, these are my associates, Mr. Walsh and Mr... from Chinatown (1974)
Mr. Gittes, from Chinatown (1974)
Mr. Gittes, don't tell me how I feel. from Chinatown (1974)
Mr. Gittes, please, do you think we could discuss this alone? from Chinatown (1974)
Mr. Gittes, that's an outrageous accusation. from Chinatown (1974)
Mr. Gittes, you're not making a bit of sense. from Chinatown (1974)
Mr. Gittes, you've talked me into it. I'll drop the lawsuit. from Chinatown (1974)
Mr. Gittes! Come in! Well, this is some surprise, Mr. Gittes. from Chinatown (1974)
Mr. Gittes. from Chinatown (1974)
Mr. Gittes. from Chinatown (1974)
Mr. Gittes... from Chinatown (1974)
Mr. Mulwray felt the public should own the water. from Chinatown (1974)
Mr. Mulwray? from Chinatown (1974)
Mr. Mulwray? from Chinatown (1974)
Mr. Yelburton will be busy for some time. from Chinatown (1974)
Mr. Yelburton will see you now. from Chinatown (1974)
Mrs. Evelyn Mulwray. from Chinatown (1974)
Mrs. Mulwray, from Chinatown (1974)
Mrs. Mulwray, from Chinatown (1974)
Mrs. Mulwray, do you love your husband? from Chinatown (1974)
Mrs. Mulwray, I think you're hiding something. from Chinatown (1974)
Mrs. Mulwray, I'm afraid that's not good enough. from Chinatown (1974)
Mrs. Mulwray, may I present Mr. Gittes? from Chinatown (1974)
Mrs. Mulwray, this... from Chinatown (1974)
Mrs. Mulwray, you'll have to explain that. from Chinatown (1974)
Mrs. Mulwray's waiting for you with Mr. Walsh and Mr. Duffy. from Chinatown (1974)
Mulvihill! What are you doing here? from Chinatown (1974)
Mulwray didn't want to build a dam. from Chinatown (1974)
Mulwray had salt water in his lungs. from Chinatown (1974)
Mulwray was murdered and moved from Chinatown (1974)
Mulwray? That's the son of a bitch who's done it to us. from Chinatown (1974)
Must have looked cute in blue. from Chinatown (1974)
My father from Chinatown (1974)
My father and I... from Chinatown (1974)
My father? from Chinatown (1974)
My God, Walsh, is that what you spent your day doing? from Chinatown (1974)
My God! from Chinatown (1974)
My goodness, what happened to your nose? from Chinatown (1974)
My grandson is a member, and they take very nice care of us. from Chinatown (1974)
My husband, from Chinatown (1974)
My husband's at the office. from Chinatown (1974)
My late husband owned a good deal of beach property at Long Beach, from Chinatown (1974)
My lawyer does. from Chinatown (1974)
My sister, my daughter! from Chinatown (1974)
My usual fee, plus a bonus if I get results. from Chinatown (1974)
Naturally, when you divert water, there's a little run off. from Chinatown (1974)
Neither do I, actually. from Chinatown (1974)
Neither do I. from Chinatown (1974)
Never better, except for this darn cough. from Chinatown (1974)
Never? from Chinatown (1974)
Never. from Chinatown (1974)
Next time you lose the whole thing. from Chinatown (1974)
No matter how soused he is. from Chinatown (1974)
No question from you is innocent, Mr. Gittes. from Chinatown (1974)
No, I just want to know what you're worth. Over $10 million? from Chinatown (1974)
No, I'm sorry, I don't. from Chinatown (1974)
No, Mr. Gittes. from Chinatown (1974)
No, no, no, Gittes. You're going to show us. from Chinatown (1974)
No, no. Here. from Chinatown (1974)
No, thank you, Curly, very much, but I would like a glass of water, though. from Chinatown (1974)
No, that's worse. from Chinatown (1974)
No, you have your press agent do it. from Chinatown (1974)
No! No! from Chinatown (1974)
No? Want to guess? No? from Chinatown (1974)
No. from Chinatown (1974)
No. from Chinatown (1974)
No. from Chinatown (1974)
No. from Chinatown (1974)
No. from Chinatown (1974)
No. Allow me to show you. from Chinatown (1974)
No. I have my own car. The Packard. from Chinatown (1974)
No. I was just checking a detail or two with my two associates. from Chinatown (1974)
No. I'm just a snoop. from Chinatown (1974)
No. She happens to think the last one was murdered. from Chinatown (1974)
No. Why does it bother you to talk about it? from Chinatown (1974)
Noah Cross is your father, isn't he? from Chinatown (1974)
Nope. Your wife got excited. She crossed her legs a little too quick. from Chinatown (1974)
Not now. from Chinatown (1974)
Not only that, but I wouldn't extort a nickel from my worst enemy, Escobar. from Chinatown (1974)
Not over me. Why should it be over me? from Chinatown (1974)
Not that Mulwray? from Chinatown (1974)
Nothing, Morty. It's my lunch hour. from Chinatown (1974)
Now I want to be with her. from Chinatown (1974)
Now remember, we live next door to the ocean, from Chinatown (1974)
Now, from Chinatown (1974)
Now, I think you know all you need know about me. from Chinatown (1974)
Now, I want to know how it happened, and I want to know why, from Chinatown (1974)
Now, my father is a very dangerous man. from Chinatown (1974)
Now, please, don't ask me anymore questions now, from Chinatown (1974)
Now, then they go back and they screw a little bit more, from Chinatown (1974)
Now, this phony broad, excuse the language, from Chinatown (1974)
Now, wait a minute, Mrs. Mulwray. from Chinatown (1974)
Now, what seems to be the problem? from Chinatown (1974)
Now, where's the girl? from Chinatown (1974)
Now, you can swim in it and you can fish in it, but you can't drink it, from Chinatown (1974)
Obviously, the fall must have knocked him unconscious. from Chinatown (1974)
Of course I do. Where are you? from Chinatown (1974)
Of course I'm sure. from Chinatown (1974)
Of course not. from Chinatown (1974)
Of course not. from Chinatown (1974)
Of course you have my deepest sympathy. from Chinatown (1974)
Of course, but you've no reason to think he's bungled the case? from Chinatown (1974)
Of course, he has to swim in the same water we all do. from Chinatown (1974)
Of course, I'm anxious for him to have the best, from Chinatown (1974)
Of course. from Chinatown (1974)
Oh, I'm not. from Chinatown (1974)
Oh, my God. No, look, don't do anything. from Chinatown (1974)
Oh, no, no, Dad is an absolute angel with everyone else. from Chinatown (1974)
Oh, no, no, Mrs. Mulwray, I don't think so. from Chinatown (1974)
Oh, no! from Chinatown (1974)
Oh, no! Oh, no. from Chinatown (1974)
Oh, stop it, The money's fine. It's generous. from Chinatown (1974)
Oh, that. from Chinatown (1974)
Oh, that's all right, Officer. from Chinatown (1974)
Oh, that's all taken care of. from Chinatown (1974)
Oh, there you are. from Chinatown (1974)
Oh, yes, we have. from Chinatown (1974)
Oh, yes. Bad for glass. from Chinatown (1974)
Oh? And what do you do to make ends meet? from Chinatown (1974)
Oh. from Chinatown (1974)
Okay, go home. from Chinatown (1974)
Okay, pal, let's have us a big smile. from Chinatown (1974)
Okay. from Chinatown (1974)
Okay. Slow down. Where are you? from Chinatown (1974)
On the sidewalk! from Chinatown (1974)
Only when I breathe. from Chinatown (1974)
Only when you breathe. from Chinatown (1974)
Or is it too tough for you? from Chinatown (1974)
Or something like that. Makes it more exciting. from Chinatown (1974)
Or you bring L.A. to the water. from Chinatown (1974)
Or you hired that chippy to hire me. from Chinatown (1974)
Orange groves? from Chinatown (1974)
Orange groves? from Chinatown (1974)
Otherwise, he'll be home by 6:30. from Chinatown (1974)
Over you or over the Water Department? from Chinatown (1974)
Part of it's in Ventura County. from Chinatown (1974)
People only come to me when they're in a desperate situation. from Chinatown (1974)
Perhaps if we met with your father. from Chinatown (1974)
Please call first. from Chinatown (1974)
Please. from Chinatown (1974)
Plus $5,000 from Chinatown (1974)
Plus a bonus if I show results. from Chinatown (1974)
Politicians, ugly buildings, and whores from Chinatown (1974)
Probably. from Chinatown (1974)
Quiet! Quiet! from Chinatown (1974)
Quiet! Quiet! from Chinatown (1974)
Quite a character. from Chinatown (1974)
Relax and I'll tell you. from Chinatown (1974)
Relax, Mulvihill. Glad to see you. You know Claude Mulvihill here? from Chinatown (1974)
Right now, Curly. It can't wait. from Chinatown (1974)
Right there. from Chinatown (1974)
Right this way. from Chinatown (1974)
Row 23, section C. from Chinatown (1974)
Russ Yelburton, Deputy Chief of the department. from Chinatown (1974)
Salt water very bad for grass. from Chinatown (1974)
Salt water? from Chinatown (1974)
Say, sonny, from Chinatown (1974)
Say, sonny, from Chinatown (1974)
Search him. Search him! from Chinatown (1974)
Search the man. See if he's armed. from Chinatown (1974)
See, Mr. Gitts, either you bring the water to L.A., from Chinatown (1974)
Set me up. from Chinatown (1974)
She begged me to call. She's waiting for you. from Chinatown (1974)
She hired you. from Chinatown (1974)
She lives in Pedro. I'll write it down. from Chinatown (1974)
She looks at him and says, "Hey, what's the matter with you? from Chinatown (1974)
She says you know her. from Chinatown (1974)
She tells me she's you. She hires me. from Chinatown (1974)
She was cheating on him. from Chinatown (1974)
She... from Chinatown (1974)
She... from Chinatown (1974)
She... from Chinatown (1974)
She'd be one of the last to have seen him alive. from Chinatown (1974)
She's having a bath right now. Why do you want to see her? from Chinatown (1974)
She's mine, too. from Chinatown (1974)
She's my daughter. from Chinatown (1974)
She's my daughter. from Chinatown (1974)
She's my sister and my daughter! from Chinatown (1974)
She's my sister. from Chinatown (1974)
She's my sister. from Chinatown (1974)
She's never going to know that! from Chinatown (1974)
She's not armed or nothing. She won't be a problem. from Chinatown (1974)
She's too upset. from Chinatown (1974)
She's... from Chinatown (1974)
Sheriff's gold posse. Bunch of damn fools from Chinatown (1974)
Shut up or I'm gonna lock you in to the wheel of that car. from Chinatown (1974)
Sign here. from Chinatown (1974)
Since I made lieutenant. from Chinatown (1974)
Since lunch. from Chinatown (1974)
Since when? from Chinatown (1974)
Sir, this is not a lending library. It's the Hall of Records. from Chinatown (1974)
Sir? from Chinatown (1974)
Sit down. Have a chair. from Chinatown (1974)
So he says, "Well, how do the Chinese do it?" from Chinatown (1974)
So his friend says to him, from Chinatown (1974)
So how are you doing, Morty? from Chinatown (1974)
So let's just drop the whole thing. from Chinatown (1974)
So some contractor wants to build a dam, from Chinatown (1974)
So the guy says, "Why don't you do what the Chinese do?" from Chinatown (1974)
So unless it's a problem, I'd like to talk to your husband. from Chinatown (1974)
So we thought we better call your employer. from Chinatown (1974)
So what do you got? from Chinatown (1974)
So you'd like to talk to him, huh? from Chinatown (1974)
So you'd like to talk to him, huh? from Chinatown (1974)
So, he screws her for a little bit, and then he stops. from Chinatown (1974)
So, now, the guy goes home and he starts screwing his own wife, see. from Chinatown (1974)
So, there's this guy, Walsh, you understand? from Chinatown (1974)
Sold the Water Department? from Chinatown (1974)
Some time ago, from Chinatown (1974)
Somebody slam a bedroom window on it? from Chinatown (1974)
Somebody wanted to shake Mulwray down, from Chinatown (1974)
Somebody's been dumping thousands of tons of water from Chinatown (1974)
Something else besides the death of your husband was bothering you. from Chinatown (1974)
Sometimes. from Chinatown (1974)
Son of a bitch! Goddamn Florsheim shoe. from Chinatown (1974)
Sophie, draw up one of our standard contracts for Mrs. Mulwray. from Chinatown (1974)
Sophie, go to the little girls' room for a minute, okay? from Chinatown (1974)
Sorry, closed to public, sir. from Chinatown (1974)
Sorry! from Chinatown (1974)
Sorry. from Chinatown (1974)
Starve the livestock! from Chinatown (1974)
Stop it! from Chinatown (1974)
Sue the shit out of them. from Chinatown (1974)
Suppose they did. How does that affect you? from Chinatown (1974)
Sure is. from Chinatown (1974)
Sure thing. from Chinatown (1974)
Sure. from Chinatown (1974)
Sure. from Chinatown (1974)
Surely. Will you come this way? from Chinatown (1974)
Take him home! from Chinatown (1974)
Take him home. from Chinatown (1974)
Take it easy. from Chinatown (1974)
Tell me something. from Chinatown (1974)
Tell me, from Chinatown (1974)
Tell me, did you foreclose on many families this week? from Chinatown (1974)
Tell me, Mr. Gittes, from Chinatown (1974)
Tell me, what do the police say? from Chinatown (1974)
Thank you for coming. from Chinatown (1974)
Thank you, gentlemen. from Chinatown (1974)
Thanks for coming. from Chinatown (1974)
Thanks, Lou. from Chinatown (1974)
Thanks. from Chinatown (1974)
That at the right time and the right place, from Chinatown (1974)
That Barney! from Chinatown (1974)
That he had salt water in his lungs when he was killed. from Chinatown (1974)
That I don't know. from Chinatown (1974)
That these rumors had some foundation in fact? from Chinatown (1974)
That you killed Hollis Mulwray. from Chinatown (1974)
That you were jealous. from Chinatown (1974)
That's all right, Officer. We can make an exception this time. from Chinatown (1974)
That's exactly what I wanted to hear you say. from Chinatown (1974)
That's how come you found out he was murdered. from Chinatown (1974)
That's like saying they're in Arizona. from Chinatown (1974)
That's not his apartment. from Chinatown (1974)
That's not what I meant. from Chinatown (1974)
That's not what it looks like, Mrs. Mulwray. from Chinatown (1974)
That's unusual. from Chinatown (1974)
That's what I thought. from Chinatown (1974)
That's what I want to know! from Chinatown (1974)
That's what they were trying to cover up. from Chinatown (1974)
That's where I draw the line. from Chinatown (1974)
The copy's for you. from Chinatown (1974)
The coroner's report proves from Chinatown (1974)
The coroner's report shows Mulwray had salt water in his lungs. from Chinatown (1974)
The District Attorney gives his men advice like that? from Chinatown (1974)
The fishing club that old lady mentioned... from Chinatown (1974)
The future, Mr. Gitts! from Chinatown (1974)
The future! from Chinatown (1974)
The guy says, "Well, the Chinese, first they screw a little bit, from Chinatown (1974)
The guy's got water on the brain. from Chinatown (1974)
The L.A. River? from Chinatown (1974)
The obituary column? from Chinatown (1974)
The one your husband opposed. They're conning L.A. into building it. from Chinatown (1974)
The point is, if it ever comes out, from Chinatown (1974)
The point is, if it ever comes out, from Chinatown (1974)
The point is, is I'm not in business to be loved, but I am in business, from Chinatown (1974)
The police? from Chinatown (1974)
The rum runners landed hundreds of tons of booze on the beach from Chinatown (1974)
The Water Department or the Real Estate Office? from Chinatown (1974)
Then dragged him up to a reservoir from Chinatown (1974)
Then he found out you were dumping water at night. from Chinatown (1974)
Then he goes back in, he starts screwing again, from Chinatown (1974)
Then it was over the Water Department. from Chinatown (1974)
Then what do you do? from Chinatown (1974)
Then what happened? from Chinatown (1974)
Then what you doing out here, mister? from Chinatown (1974)
Then you married your father's business partner. from Chinatown (1974)
Then... from Chinatown (1974)
There he is. from Chinatown (1974)
There is no possibility that he would have taken his own life? from Chinatown (1974)
There is something that I should tell you about. from Chinatown (1974)
There. from Chinatown (1974)
There. from Chinatown (1974)
There'll be $8 million to build an aqueduct and a reservoir. from Chinatown (1974)
There's a waterlogged drunk in the morgue. from Chinatown (1974)
There's no point in getting tough with me. I'm just... from Chinatown (1974)
There's no smoking here, sir... from Chinatown (1974)
There's no time to be shocked by the truth. from Chinatown (1974)
There's something black in the green part of your eye. from Chinatown (1974)
These her bags? from Chinatown (1974)
These staff meetings, they just go on and on. from Chinatown (1974)
They belonged to your husband, didn't they? from Chinatown (1974)
They can't be. from Chinatown (1974)
They do in Chinatown. from Chinatown (1974)
They look familiar? from Chinatown (1974)
They may not know it, but they are. from Chinatown (1974)
They never spoke from that time on. from Chinatown (1974)
They only dump the water at night. from Chinatown (1974)
They shut my water off. What's it to you? from Chinatown (1974)
They use steam irons now. from Chinatown (1974)
They wrote you a letter! from Chinatown (1974)
They're all there. Every goddamn name. from Chinatown (1974)
They're blowing these farmers out of their land from Chinatown (1974)
They're calling it an accident. from Chinatown (1974)
They're capable of anything. from Chinatown (1974)
They're expensive, but you can afford it. from Chinatown (1974)
They're in Echo Park in a rowboat. A rowboat! from Chinatown (1974)
They're liable to be having dinner with the judge who's trying the suit. from Chinatown (1974)
They're out to get your husband. from Chinatown (1974)
Think you can nail Mulvihill? They'll claim you were trespassing. from Chinatown (1974)
This alleged affair your husband was having. from Chinatown (1974)
This broad hired you, not Evelyn Mulwray. from Chinatown (1974)
This could look like you paid me off to withhold evidence. from Chinatown (1974)
This is Noah Cross, if you don't know. Evelyn's father, if you don't know. from Chinatown (1974)
This type of investigation can be hard on your pocketbook. from Chinatown (1974)
This? from Chinatown (1974)
Those didn't belong to Hollis. from Chinatown (1974)
Thought I'd drop by and see who dropped dead lately. from Chinatown (1974)
To a ridiculous rumor that had no basis. from Chinatown (1974)
To blow up my water tanks, they put poison down three of my wells. from Chinatown (1974)
To blow up the city reservoirs. from Chinatown (1974)
To irrigate orange groves in the Northwest Valley. from Chinatown (1974)
To make it official that I've hired you. from Chinatown (1974)
To me, it was just bad luck. from Chinatown (1974)
To Mexico. from Chinatown (1974)
To see if the Water Department was irrigating your land. from Chinatown (1974)
To the Valley? from Chinatown (1974)
To you, Mrs. Mulwray. from Chinatown (1974)
Tom Collins with lime. from Chinatown (1974)
Trust me this much. from Chinatown (1974)
Turn right, hop a streetcar, and within 25 minutes, from Chinatown (1974)
Uh huh. from Chinatown (1974)
Uh huh. from Chinatown (1974)
Understand? from Chinatown (1974)
Understand? from Chinatown (1974)
Unless she's suddenly come up with another husband. from Chinatown (1974)
Unless what? from Chinatown (1974)
Used to hang around Ferguson's Alley. from Chinatown (1974)
Very well. from Chinatown (1974)
Very well. Thank you. from Chinatown (1974)
Very, very bad. See? from Chinatown (1974)
Very. from Chinatown (1974)
Wait a minute, sonny. from Chinatown (1974)
Walsh, just listen to me for a second. from Chinatown (1974)
Was there a woman involved? from Chinatown (1974)
Water again. from Chinatown (1974)
We better do this in a hurry. from Chinatown (1974)
We did. from Chinatown (1974)
We don't have Ventura County in our Hall of Records. from Chinatown (1974)
We don't have Ventura County in our Hall of Records. from Chinatown (1974)
We don't publish a record in the paper, I can tell you that. from Chinatown (1974)
We got water out of him. He drowned! from Chinatown (1974)
We just wanted to be sure, didn't we, hon? from Chinatown (1974)
We never reveal the names of our guests as a matter of policy. from Chinatown (1974)
We only caught 60 ton of skipjack down in San Benedict. from Chinatown (1974)
We quarreled over her, of course. It came as a complete surprise to me. from Chinatown (1974)
We understand. Come, my sweet. from Chinatown (1974)
We used to work together. In Chinatown. from Chinatown (1974)
We were a lot closer than Evelyn realized. from Chinatown (1974)
We'll be in touch, Mr. Cross. from Chinatown (1974)
We'll see what we can do. from Chinatown (1974)
We're a bit nervous around here from Chinatown (1974)
We're not anxious for this to get around, but we have been diverting a little water from Chinatown (1974)
We're talking about accessory after the fact, from Chinatown (1974)
We're... from Chinatown (1974)
We've had to ration water in the Valley and the farmers are desperate. from Chinatown (1974)
Weasel. from Chinatown (1974)
Well, from Chinatown (1974)
Well, from Chinatown (1974)
Well, frankly, there have been some threats from Chinatown (1974)
Well, he ain't gonna exactly drown in a damp riverbed, from Chinatown (1974)
Well, how about a plane? from Chinatown (1974)
Well, I hope so. He's working for us. from Chinatown (1974)
Well, I wouldn't run home and tell him every time I went to bed with someone, from Chinatown (1974)
Well, I'm a working girl. from Chinatown (1974)
Well, I'm judging only on the basis of one afternoon and an evening, from Chinatown (1974)
Well, I'm tired, Mrs. Mulwray. from Chinatown (1974)
Well, I've been accused of a lot of things before, Mrs. Mulwray, from Chinatown (1974)
Well, I've been wanting to meet you for a long time. from Chinatown (1974)
Well, it won't hold. from Chinatown (1974)
Well, it's dry as a bone, Morty. from Chinatown (1974)
Well, it's my lunch hour. I can wait. from Chinatown (1974)
Well, just to make sure, we had Loach here give you a call. from Chinatown (1974)
Well, let's look at it this way. from Chinatown (1974)
Well, maybe he takes it very seriously. from Chinatown (1974)
Well, no. from Chinatown (1974)
Well, sometimes it takes a while for a man to find himself. from Chinatown (1974)
Well, tell him I'll be back. from Chinatown (1974)
Well, that little girlfriend, she was pretty, from Chinatown (1974)
Well, that means that most of the Valley sold in the last few months. from Chinatown (1974)
Well, that's that. from Chinatown (1974)
Well, then, I'll settle for Los Angeles County. from Chinatown (1974)
Well, there hasn't been much time. from Chinatown (1974)
Well, they got into a terrific argument outside The Pig'n Whistle. from Chinatown (1974)
Well, to tell you the truth, I lied a little. from Chinatown (1974)
Well, where is she? from Chinatown (1974)
Well, Whitey Mehrholtz over at the Times will. from Chinatown (1974)
Well, you can't take the train. Escobar will be looking for you everywhere. from Chinatown (1974)
Well, you don't look too much the worse for wear, Mr. Gitts, I must say. from Chinatown (1974)
Well, you ought to be more careful. That must really smart. from Chinatown (1974)
Well, you're going to get it. from Chinatown (1974)
What about her? from Chinatown (1974)
What about it? What? from Chinatown (1974)
What about? from Chinatown (1974)
What are you charging her? from Chinatown (1974)
What are you doing around here? from Chinatown (1974)
What are you doing? What's going on here? from Chinatown (1974)
What are you having? from Chinatown (1974)
What can I do for you? from Chinatown (1974)
What can you buy that you can't already afford? from Chinatown (1974)
What did he say? from Chinatown (1974)
What did he say? from Chinatown (1974)
What did you talk about, do you mind my asking? from Chinatown (1974)
What do you think, Evelyn Mulwray knocked off her husband in the ocean, from Chinatown (1974)
What does it look like? from Chinatown (1974)
What does it mean? from Chinatown (1974)
What for? from Chinatown (1974)
What happened to your nose, Gittes? from Chinatown (1974)
What is it, Sophie? from Chinatown (1974)
What is your husband's first name? from Chinatown (1974)
What is your usual salary? from Chinatown (1974)
What kind of a guy do you think I am? from Chinatown (1974)
What makes you certain that your husband is from Chinatown (1974)
What pictures? from Chinatown (1974)
What the hell are we waiting for? from Chinatown (1974)
What the hell do you think you're doing? Get those goddamn things out of here! from Chinatown (1974)
What? from Chinatown (1974)
What? What the hell's the matter? What... from Chinatown (1974)
What... from Chinatown (1974)
What's going on? from Chinatown (1974)
What's that? from Chinatown (1974)
What's that? from Chinatown (1974)
What's the maid's address? from Chinatown (1974)
What's wrong? from Chinatown (1974)
What's your address? Maybe we could talk this over. from Chinatown (1974)
When a wife tells me that she's happy that her husband is cheating on her, from Chinatown (1974)
When did Mr. Gittes inform you from Chinatown (1974)
When did you come in? from Chinatown (1974)
When the bond issue passes Tuesday, from Chinatown (1974)
When they find out that they're paying for water that they're not gonna get. from Chinatown (1974)
When was the last time? from Chinatown (1974)
When we first come out here, from Chinatown (1974)
When you get so much publicity, you got to get blasÈ about it. from Chinatown (1974)
When you're right, you're right. from Chinatown (1974)
Where are you going to take her now? from Chinatown (1974)
Where does Kahn live? Get the exact address. from Chinatown (1974)
Where from? from Chinatown (1974)
Where the plat books for the Northwest Valley are? from Chinatown (1974)
Where were you when your husband died? from Chinatown (1974)
Where's Mrs. Mulwray? from Chinatown (1974)
Where's the girl? from Chinatown (1974)
Which is fine by me. from Chinatown (1974)
Which they don't. from Chinatown (1974)
Who do you blame for that? Her? from Chinatown (1974)
Who is she? And don't give me that crap about your sister, from Chinatown (1974)
Who is this bimbo, Barney? Is he a regular customer or what? from Chinatown (1974)
Who knows? from Chinatown (1974)
Who pay $5,000 apiece towards the Sheriff's re election. from Chinatown (1974)
Who the hell do you think you're dealing with, a bunch of assholes? from Chinatown (1974)
Who the hell do you think you're dealing with, a bunch of assholes? from Chinatown (1974)
Who was your employer? That could be helpful to both of us. from Chinatown (1974)
Who you got there? from Chinatown (1974)
Who? from Chinatown (1974)
Who? from Chinatown (1974)
Who's paying you to do that, Mr. Mulwray? from Chinatown (1974)
Whoever is behind my husband's death, why have they gone to all this trouble? from Chinatown (1974)
Why all the secrecy? from Chinatown (1974)
Why did you do that? from Chinatown (1974)
Why did you leave the police force? from Chinatown (1974)
Why do they have all those names pasted in the plat books? from Chinatown (1974)
Why do they have all those names pasted in the plat books? from Chinatown (1974)
Why don't you pick on somebody your own size? from Chinatown (1974)
Why is that funny? from Chinatown (1974)
Why is that unusual? from Chinatown (1974)
Why is that? from Chinatown (1974)
Why should it be a problem? from Chinatown (1974)
Why was it bad luck? from Chinatown (1974)
Why was... from Chinatown (1974)
Why, no. from Chinatown (1974)
Why, thank you. from Chinatown (1974)
Why? from Chinatown (1974)
Why? from Chinatown (1974)
Why? from Chinatown (1974)
Why? from Chinatown (1974)
Why? What on Earth for? from Chinatown (1974)
Will you get my car, please? from Chinatown (1974)
Will you need me for anything else, Lieutenant? from Chinatown (1974)
Will you please tell me what this is all about? from Chinatown (1974)
With all this business in the papers about Mr. Mulwray. from Chinatown (1974)
With her mother. from Chinatown (1974)
With slopes of 2.5:1, 112 feet high, from Chinatown (1974)
Withholding evidence, extortion, accessory after the fact. from Chinatown (1974)
Would it be possible for me to see a list of your patients, just to be certain? from Chinatown (1974)
Would you call him a capable man? from Chinatown (1974)
Would you come with me, please? Someone wants to talk with you. from Chinatown (1974)
Would you just listen to me for five minutes? from Chinatown (1974)
Would you like something to drink? from Chinatown (1974)
Would you mind if we took a stroll on our own? from Chinatown (1974)
Wouldn't it be useful to talk to her? from Chinatown (1974)
Yeah, going through other people's dirty linen. from Chinatown (1974)
Yeah, right under Hollenbeck Bridge. What's wrong with that? from Chinatown (1974)
Yeah, yeah. Bad for the glass. from Chinatown (1974)
Yeah? Isn't this something? from Chinatown (1974)
Yeah? Was he right? from Chinatown (1974)
Yeah. from Chinatown (1974)
Yeah. from Chinatown (1974)
Yeah. from Chinatown (1974)
Yeah. from Chinatown (1974)
Yeah. A little run off. from Chinatown (1974)
Yeah. Got drunk, passed out in the bottom of the riverbed. from Chinatown (1974)
Yeah. He drowned, too. from Chinatown (1974)
Yeah. Must be especially tough to take over under these circumstances. from Chinatown (1974)
Yeah. Tell me, you still putting Chinamen in jail from Chinatown (1974)
Yeah. The print's real fine. I left my glasses home. from Chinatown (1974)
Yes, hello? from Chinatown (1974)
Yes, I hope so. from Chinatown (1974)
Yes, Mr. Gittes, that Mulwray. from Chinatown (1974)
Yes, Mr. Gittes. from Chinatown (1974)
Yes, Mr. Gittes. from Chinatown (1974)
Yes, of course! from Chinatown (1974)
Yes, of course. from Chinatown (1974)
Yes? from Chinatown (1974)
Yes. from Chinatown (1974)
Yes. from Chinatown (1974)
Yes. from Chinatown (1974)
Yes. from Chinatown (1974)
Yes. from Chinatown (1974)
Yes. from Chinatown (1974)
Yes. from Chinatown (1974)
Yes. A little. from Chinatown (1974)
Yes. As I said, I was very grateful. from Chinatown (1974)
Yes. Hollis was the best department chief the city's ever had. from Chinatown (1974)
Yes. We have a 5:30 train to catch. from Chinatown (1974)
Yesterday he went to three reservoirs, from Chinatown (1974)
You and your husband never discussed her? from Chinatown (1974)
You better just get out of here. Leave all this stuff here. from Chinatown (1974)
You can't always tell what's going on. from Chinatown (1974)
You can't eat the Venetian blinds. I just had them installed on Wednesday. from Chinatown (1974)
You come near me with that thing again, from Chinatown (1974)
You come to know him. from Chinatown (1974)
You decided to ruin it. from Chinatown (1974)
You didn't look too good, from Chinatown (1974)
You didn't tell me. from Chinatown (1974)
You don't have an answer for that so quick, do you? from Chinatown (1974)
You don't have an answer for that so quick, do you? from Chinatown (1974)
You don't have the guts to harm her, from Chinatown (1974)
You don't have to think about that to remember, do you? from Chinatown (1974)
You don't know how dangerous. You don't know how crazy. from Chinatown (1974)
You don't take a bath in it. from Chinatown (1974)
You drowned him. from Chinatown (1974)
You even took pictures of it. from Chinatown (1974)
You got a hell of a way to make a living. from Chinatown (1974)
You have any idea what this land would be worth with a steady water supply? from Chinatown (1974)
You hired me. from Chinatown (1974)
You know what happens to nosy fellows? from Chinatown (1974)
You know what he used to say? from Chinatown (1974)
You know, after you've worked with a man for a certain length of time, from Chinatown (1974)
You know, Mr. Mulwray's wife? from Chinatown (1974)
You know, the dam that broke? from Chinatown (1974)
You look like you've done well by yourself. from Chinatown (1974)
You mean she just found out about it? from Chinatown (1974)
You mean you don't know where you were? from Chinatown (1974)
You mean, he owned the entire water supply for the city? from Chinatown (1974)
You might try the Oak Pass or the Stone Canyon Reservoir. from Chinatown (1974)
You must also agree with me that I never hired you to do anything, from Chinatown (1974)
You must've had a reason to ask me that. from Chinatown (1974)
You never learn, do you, Jake? from Chinatown (1974)
You really don't like to talk about the past, do you? from Chinatown (1974)
You remember "Night Train" Claude Mulvihill, don't you, boys? from Chinatown (1974)
You saw from Chinatown (1974)
You see, Hollis and my... from Chinatown (1974)
You see, I'm Mrs. Evelyn Mulwray. from Chinatown (1974)
You steal water from the Valley, ruin the grazing, from Chinatown (1974)
You sure about that? from Chinatown (1974)
You sure this is okay? from Chinatown (1974)
You understand what I mean, pal? from Chinatown (1974)
You wait. from Chinatown (1974)
You want a picture, guys? Here it is! from Chinatown (1974)
You want to do your partner a big favor? from Chinatown (1974)
You were following him day and night. You saw who killed him. from Chinatown (1974)
You were jealous. You had a fight. He fell. He hit his head. from Chinatown (1974)
You were riding out here the other day, weren't you? from Chinatown (1974)
You were talking to a man a few days ago. He wore glasses... from Chinatown (1974)
You were upset, but not that upset. from Chinatown (1974)
You won't go to the police if I tell you? from Chinatown (1974)
You would appreciate that if your father came to live with us. from Chinatown (1974)
You wouldn't happen to know where I could find her? from Chinatown (1974)
You... from Chinatown (1974)
You'd only lose 20% instead of 70 or 80. He made this city. from Chinatown (1974)
You'll love it. from Chinatown (1974)
You're a little behind the times, Jake. from Chinatown (1974)
You're a very nosy fellow, kitty cat, huh? from Chinatown (1974)
You're always in such a hurry. from Chinatown (1974)
You're better off not knowing. from Chinatown (1974)
You're dealing with a disturbed woman who just lost her husband. from Chinatown (1974)
You're dumber than you think I think you are. from Chinatown (1974)
You're gonna need a pair of them! from Chinatown (1974)
You're insane. from Chinatown (1974)
You're looking at the owners of a 50,000 acre empire. from Chinatown (1974)
You're under arrest, Jake. from Chinatown (1974)
You're welcome to try. from Chinatown (1974)
You're welcome to try. from Chinatown (1974)
You've already got one going, Mrs. Mulwray. from Chinatown (1974)
You've got a nasty reputation, Mr. Gitts. I like that. from Chinatown (1974)
You've got her? Where? from Chinatown (1974)
You've got your husband's girlfriend tied up in there. from Chinatown (1974)
Your eye. from Chinatown (1974)
848 1/2 East Kensington. Echo Park. from Chinatown (1974)
1712 Alameda. It's in Chinatown. Wait for me until 8:30. from Chinatown (1974)
1712 Alameda... from Chinatown (1974)
"Apple core"? Yeah. from Chinatown (1974)
"go back and they screw a little..." Jake. from Chinatown (1974)
A flaw? Yes. from Chinatown (1974)
Any particular reason? Well, it's this darn drought. from Chinatown (1974)
Are you alone? Isn't everyone? from Chinatown (1974)
As a matter of fact, I do. Where? from Chinatown (1974)
As little as possible. What's that? from Chinatown (1974)
But, Mr. Gittes... Sophie... from Chinatown (1974)
Bye! Bye! from Chinatown (1974)
Can I, sweetheart? My goodness. from Chinatown (1974)
Can you give me a ride somewhere? Sure, soon as we eat. from Chinatown (1974)
Come to my... Get away from her! from Chinatown (1974)
Could he swim? Of course. from Chinatown (1974)
Curly, where's your car? In the garage. from Chinatown (1974)
Do you know him? Oh, yeah. from Chinatown (1974)
Drink? No, thank you. from Chinatown (1974)
Gee whiz, and I'm late. He was expecting you? from Chinatown (1974)
Get away from me! Answer him! from Chinatown (1974)
Get out of here before he sees you. What are you talking about? from Chinatown (1974)
Girlfriend? Disappeared, hasn't she? from Chinatown (1974)
Gittes! For Christ's sake! Loach. from Chinatown (1974)
Gittes? Yeah? from Chinatown (1974)
Gittes. Gittes. from Chinatown (1974)
Gittes. May I ask what this is regarding? from Chinatown (1974)
Go on, go on. But, ma'am... from Chinatown (1974)
Good afternoon. Mr. Gitts... from Chinatown (1974)
Have you slept? Sure. from Chinatown (1974)
He's rich! Do you understand? Shut up! from Chinatown (1974)
Hello, girls. Hello. from Chinatown (1974)
Hello. Are any of you Emma Dill? from Chinatown (1974)
Hey, honey, this is the fellow that... I know. from Chinatown (1974)
Hold some of them. Tell me where to take them! from Chinatown (1974)
Hollis knew about this? That's why he was killed. from Chinatown (1974)
How about a ruler? A ruler? from Chinatown (1974)
How did you find out? My husband. from Chinatown (1974)
I don't know. Yes, probably. Yes, positively. from Chinatown (1974)
I have? I think so. from Chinatown (1974)
I heard it was an accident. Come on, Gittes. from Chinatown (1974)
I heard it was an accident. Come on, Gittes. from Chinatown (1974)
I know what he says. Shut up. from Chinatown (1974)
I mean I can't tell you. You were seeing someone, too. from Chinatown (1974)
I never was. I don't understand. from Chinatown (1974)
I think I would've remembered. Yeah. from Chinatown (1974)
I told you, we have a 5:30... You're going to miss your train. from Chinatown (1974)
I want to know where you're going. No, please. Don't be angry. from Chinatown (1974)
I'll tell my wife. Tell her later, Curl, huh? from Chinatown (1974)
I'm your grandfather. Come, miss. from Chinatown (1974)
Iced tea. That'll be fine, thank you. from Chinatown (1974)
In Chinatown. What were you doing there? from Chinatown (1974)
Is she all right? She's fine. from Chinatown (1974)
Is she going on a vacation? Mrs. Mulwray no home. from Chinatown (1974)
Isn't that your phone number? Is it? from Chinatown (1974)
It has to do with my father. I know. from Chinatown (1974)
It's just that he and my... Oh, I don't know. from Chinatown (1974)
It's nothing personal, Mrs. Mulwray. It's very personal! from Chinatown (1974)
It's too late. Too late for what? from Chinatown (1974)
It's your maiden name? Yes. from Chinatown (1974)
Jake, come on, what's the story? Take it easy, guys. Let us get through. from Chinatown (1974)
Jake, there's a problem... Wait a second, Duffy. from Chinatown (1974)
Jake? Yeah. from Chinatown (1974)
Jake... Duffy, listen to me, man. from Chinatown (1974)
Jasper Lamar Crabb? You know him? from Chinatown (1974)
Jeez, he was there all night. That's right. from Chinatown (1974)
Just look at that, Barn. Yeah, the heat's murder. from Chinatown (1974)
Let's get the little lady. Lou, can I ask you a favor? from Chinatown (1974)
Lieutenant? Just give me five minutes. from Chinatown (1974)
like you bums down at the bank do! Jake, can I tell you about the guy who... from Chinatown (1974)
Looks pretty banged up. Well, it's a long fall. from Chinatown (1974)
Lord. No! from Chinatown (1974)
Lou? Yeah. from Chinatown (1974)
May I speak frankly, Mrs. Mulwray? You may if you can, Mr. Gittes. from Chinatown (1974)
Mr. Gitts? Gittes. from Chinatown (1974)
Mr. Mulwray? He's not in, Mr... from Chinatown (1974)
Mrs. Mulwray, how do you do? Mr. Gittes. from Chinatown (1974)
Mrs. Mulwray... Yes, Mr. Gittes? from Chinatown (1974)
No, help yourself. Thank you. from Chinatown (1974)
No! Turn him loose. Turn them all loose. from Chinatown (1974)
No! No! No! No! No! Don't look. Don't look. Don't look. from Chinatown (1974)
No. Well, did he or didn't he? from Chinatown (1974)
No. Really? I'm afraid so. from Chinatown (1974)
Nobody's here, that's why. I gave everyone the night off. from Chinatown (1974)
None. That's too bad. from Chinatown (1974)
Now I'd like to go home. I want the other pictures, Gittes. from Chinatown (1974)
Of course you do. Huh? from Chinatown (1974)
Oh my, yes. Why are you doing it? from Chinatown (1974)
Oh, yeah? Yes. Hollis never forgave him for it. from Chinatown (1974)
Okay. Then let's go talk to her. No! from Chinatown (1974)
Okay. Then let's go talk to her. No! from Chinatown (1974)
Only in L.A. Yeah. from Chinatown (1974)
Or her name? No. from Chinatown (1974)
Or where she might be? Certainly not. from Chinatown (1974)
Reach anybody? Yelburton. He's the new chief. from Chinatown (1974)
said to his friend, "What do I do?" An honest living, you understand? from Chinatown (1974)
She knows where it's at. I'll stay. from Chinatown (1974)
She's no good. What can I tell you, kid? You're right. from Chinatown (1974)
She's not tied up. You know what I mean. from Chinatown (1974)
Sit down. No, thank you. from Chinatown (1974)
Sit down. What for? from Chinatown (1974)
Sophie, get me Walsh. Yes, Mr. Gittes. from Chinatown (1974)
Sorry, Mr. Yelburton. Go on down. That's okay. from Chinatown (1974)
Sugar, lemon, or both? Both. from Chinatown (1974)
Thank you, Mr. Gittes. Call me Jake. from Chinatown (1974)
Thank you. I make an honest living! from Chinatown (1974)
That dam's a con job. What dam? from Chinatown (1974)
That's very beautiful. Thanks. from Chinatown (1974)
The pieces of the flag... Yes. The Albacore Club. from Chinatown (1974)
Then go home and forget everything. But, I... from Chinatown (1974)
Then these are all new owners? That's right. from Chinatown (1974)
Then you ask me to lie to the police... It wasn't much of a lie. from Chinatown (1974)
They were partners? Yes! Yes, they were partners. from Chinatown (1974)
Too bad? Hmm. from Chinatown (1974)
Two iced teas, Kahn, please? Yes, ma'am. from Chinatown (1974)
Understand? Don't you understand, Gittes? from Chinatown (1974)
Water and Power? He's Chief Engineer. from Chinatown (1974)
We got it! What? from Chinatown (1974)
We got it. What? What is it? from Chinatown (1974)
Well, you're in luck, Mr. Yelburton. How's that? from Chinatown (1974)
What are you doing around here? I'm looking for somebody. from Chinatown (1974)
What do you think? Oh, come on. from Chinatown (1974)
What is it, Sophie? A Miss Sessions is calling. from Chinatown (1974)
What the hell are you talking about? Come on. I'll show you. from Chinatown (1974)
What was the argument about? My daughter. from Chinatown (1974)
What? I said, I'll drop the lawsuit. from Chinatown (1974)
What... When? This morning. from Chinatown (1974)
What's going on here? Loach! from Chinatown (1974)
What's that, pal? Nothing. from Chinatown (1974)
What's that? Huh? from Chinatown (1974)
What's this all about? I'll tell you in a block or two. from Chinatown (1974)
When it comes. When it comes? from Chinatown (1974)
Where are you going? Please... from Chinatown (1974)
Where? Just that I have to. from Chinatown (1974)
Where'd you say those groves were? In the Northwest Valley. from Chinatown (1974)
Where's that? Off the alley. from Chinatown (1974)
Where's the girl? I've got her. from Chinatown (1974)
Where's the girl? Upstairs. Why? from Chinatown (1974)
Who? Ida Sessions. from Chinatown (1974)
Who? Ida Sessions. You remember Ida. from Chinatown (1974)
Who's the investigating officer? Lou Escobar. He's a lieutenant. from Chinatown (1974)
Why? What do you mean, why? from Chinatown (1974)
Working for the District Attorney. Doing what? from Chinatown (1974)
Yeah, Duff, where are you? I got it! from Chinatown (1974)
Yeah, I do? Sure, you do. from Chinatown (1974)
Yeah, I know who he is. Go on! He says... from Chinatown (1974)
Yeah, I know who he is. Go on! He says... from Chinatown (1974)
Yeah, summer colds are the worst. Yeah, they are. from Chinatown (1974)
Yeah? It's all right, Kahn. from Chinatown (1974)
Yeah? Yeah. from Chinatown (1974)
Yeah? Yeah. from Chinatown (1974)
Yeah. I took them. So what? How did she happen to have them? from Chinatown (1974)
Yeah. Why not? I'd like to see her to the car. from Chinatown (1974)
Yes or no? No! from Chinatown (1974)
Yes, sir? Drink? from Chinatown (1974)
Yes, you are. You own a lot of land. No more. from Chinatown (1974)
Yes? Are you Emma? Yes. from Chinatown (1974)
You accusing me of extortion? Absolutely. from Chinatown (1974)
You know any good criminal lawyers? No. from Chinatown (1974)
You know me, Jake. Yeah. from Chinatown (1974)
You wait. You wait. from Chinatown (1974)
You'd have to leave tonight. I don't know. from Chinatown (1974)
You'll find one of those people. "Those people"? Miss... from Chinatown (1974)
You're a married man, aren't you? Yes. from Chinatown (1974)
You're holding her against her will. I am not! from Chinatown (1974)
You're holding her against her will. I am not! from Chinatown (1974)
...I don't want to drop it. from Chinatown (1974)
"A memorial service was held at the Mar Vista Inn today from Chinatown (1974)
"Apple core." from Chinatown (1974)
"Come back, screw a little bit more, then they stop again, from Chinatown (1974)
"Cross." from Chinatown (1974)
"for Jasper Lamar Crabb." from Chinatown (1974)
"Hey, why don't you do it like the Chinese do?" from Chinatown (1974)
"Mrs. Mulwray no home." Well, I'll just have a look around, huh? from Chinatown (1974)
"That's where life begins." from Chinatown (1974)
"then they stop and they go and read a little Confucius. from Chinatown (1974)
"You're screwing just like a Chinaman!" from Chinatown (1974)
$35 a day, plus 20 to my associates, from Chinatown (1974)