“You work for me, Lou! The cigarettes you put in your mouth, I pay...” – Grace Pinza, Atlantic City ... Movie Quotes Database

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A scene from Atlantic City 1980

Grace Pinza Kate Reid

You work for me, Lou! The cigarettes you put in your mouth, I pay for. I ring this bell and you get down here.

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