The Window (1949) Poster

(1949)

Bobby Driscoll: Tommy

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Quotes 

  • [last lines] 

    Tommy : [Tommy and his parents are in the back of a police car on the way to the police station]  And that's all the truth.

    Police Officer : That was some jump, son.

    Tommy : Yeah, but I know one thing. I'm never gonna be a fireman. I don't like jumpin' in those nets.

    Ed Woodry : I'm proud of you, Tommy. And from now on, I promise I'll believe you.

    Tommy : I'm glad, Pop. And from now on, I promise I'll never make up another story.

    Mary Woodry : That'll make us all happy.

    Ed Woodry : I'll bet when we get down to the station, a lot of guys are going to point at me and say, "There goes Tommy Woodry's father."

    [Tommy smiles and his father chuckles over a shot of his son's beaming face] 

  • Joe Kellerson : Hello, Tommy. Now you be quiet if you don't wanna get hurt. What's the matter with you, Tommy? Don't you like me? Have I ever done anything to you?

    Tommy : [shakes his head] 

    Joe Kellerson : What are you running around telling stories for?

    Tommy : They're not stories.

    Joe Kellerson : No? Well, maybe if you told me what they were, I could explain. I don't want you thinking these terrible things. What is it you think I did?

    Tommy : You know what you did.

    Joe Kellerson : But I don't. I don't know what you're talking about. Now, come on, Tommy, let's be fair. You can't accuse me of something and not tell me what it is.

    Tommy : You... you killed somebody!

    Joe Kellerson : Oh, come on, Tommy. You don't really believe that.

    Tommy : I was out on the fire escape. I saw ya!

    Joe Kellerson : Oh? You sure you didn't imagine it?

    Tommy : No. I saw everything. The scissors and the man.

    Joe Kellerson : Well, then, Tommy, if you really believe that, I think there's only one thing we can do - go to the police and tell them about it. You haven't been to the police already, have you?

    Tommy : No.

    Joe Kellerson : All right, then, I'll tell you what we do. We'll go down to the police station right now. I don't want you believing these things about me. We wanna be friends. Maybe the police will convince you, huh?

  • Tommy : Pop? If you see a thing with your own eyes, it can't be a dream, can it?

    Ed Woodry : You don't want me ever to be ashamed of you, do you?

    Tommy : No, Pop.

    Ed Woodry : Well, don't you see that might happen if you keep this up? People gonna say that Ed Woodry's son doesn't know the difference between what's real and what isn't. Why, they might even say that you're a... a liar.

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