Early in this film, one character mutters "tippi-tippi-tim/tippi-tippi- tan" before requesting a dim
Early in this film, one character mutters "tippi-tippi-tim/tippi-tippi- tan" before requesting a dime. Another character relates his experience in a "Children's Home" asking what he's "runnin' off at the mouth for." That character is approached by another saying "Hey, genius," who procures thirty- nine pages of information compiled by Kayo Nolan. Another character likens the deaths of John Doyle and Nolan to "crucifixion." Father Barry and Edie support (*) Terry Malloy, who "coulda been a contender" instead of "a bum, which is what I am." Addressing the issue of naming names, and directed by Elia Kazan, for 10 points, name this 1954 Marlon Brando film.
Early in this film, one character mutters "tippi-tippi-tim/tippi-tippi- tan" before requesting a dime.
{On the Waterfront}