At one point in this movie, a dead bird is thrown at the protagonist, who is told that it is "a pigeon for a pigeon".
At one point in this movie, a dead bird is thrown at the protagonist, who is told that it is "a pigeon for a pigeon". After the murders of Kayo Dugan and Joey Doyle, that character repudiates the doctrine of "D and D," or "Deaf and Dumb," and testifies against corrupt union boss Johnny Friendly. In its most famous scene, Charley's comment about "that skunk we got you for a manager" causes an ex-boxer to complain about receiving "a one-way ticket to Palookaville" before lamenting "I coulda been somebody, instead of a bum, which is what I am." Directed by Elia Kazan, FTP, name this 1954 movie starring Marlon Brando as longshoreman Terry Malloy, best known for the line "I coulda been a contender."
At one point in this movie, a dead bird is thrown at the protagonist, who is told that it is "a pigeon for a pigeon".
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