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| Born | , |
| Age | 2028 |
Art Smith | |
| Job | Actress |
| Top Roles | Oren Mackey, Dr. Walters, Charley, Warden, Fred Brannan |
| Top Genres | Drama, Film Noir, Romance, Crime, Comedy, War |
| Top Topics | World War II, Book-Based, Romance (Drama) |
| Top Collaborators | Robert Rossen (Director), Alfred E. Green (Director), Dudley Nichols (Director), George M. Carleton |
| Shares birthday with | Jim Handley, James Woolf, Michael Holden see more.. |
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Art Smith Quotes:
Dr. Walters:
Important thing, witnesses. Lucky you asked me before exactly what time it was.
Gerd Bjarnesen: [Discussing the revolt] Then it's settled?
Knut Osterholm: No, not yet. I don't agree with the pastor, but there are doubts in my mind.
Mortensen - Tailor: You doubt, but my son in Oslo was arrested for cutting wires.
Knut Osterholm: To the Devil with your son in Oslo!
Mortensen - Tailor: You're a traitor!
Knut Osterholm: I'm a farmer. If I lose my farm, there must be a reason for it. The sacrifice of one poor village... what would it accomplish?
Gerd Bjarnesen: What sacrifice? What are you giving up? Your life? Maybe they'll take that from you whhether you fight or not. Your farm? It isn't yours anyway until you fight for it. Your peace? What peace is there when a body of troops can come in in the middle of the night and arrest you as a hostage to be shot for something you never did or never even thought of? Like my father! To live in constant fear, to have blackings at your door, to talk in whispers, to have guards at your church doors!
Jensen - Shoemaker: Do you have any more objections?
Knut Osterholm: All I did was ask a question. A man has a right to ask a question. I'm satisfied with the answer.
Narrator: A young German couple has come to register the birth of their son.
Mother, Father: Heil Hitler.
Judge: Heil Hitler!
[the parents begin handing the Judge documents]
Narrator: Those documents are birth certificates, all the way to their great grandparents, proving, of course, that they are pure aryans. The mother wants to call her son Hans.
[the Judge gestures toward a list on the wall of non-German names]
Narrator: Here is the Verboten list. Mm-hm. Hans seems to be okay... for the time being. There's their hereditary passport, with spaces for twelve future children. A subtle hint Germany needs soldiers.
[the Judge hands them a copy of "Mein Kampf."]
Narrator: As a reward, they get a copy of Germany's bestseller.
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Gerd Bjarnesen: [Discussing the revolt] Then it's settled?
Knut Osterholm: No, not yet. I don't agree with the pastor, but there are doubts in my mind.
Mortensen - Tailor: You doubt, but my son in Oslo was arrested for cutting wires.
Knut Osterholm: To the Devil with your son in Oslo!
Mortensen - Tailor: You're a traitor!
Knut Osterholm: I'm a farmer. If I lose my farm, there must be a reason for it. The sacrifice of one poor village... what would it accomplish?
Gerd Bjarnesen: What sacrifice? What are you giving up? Your life? Maybe they'll take that from you whhether you fight or not. Your farm? It isn't yours anyway until you fight for it. Your peace? What peace is there when a body of troops can come in in the middle of the night and arrest you as a hostage to be shot for something you never did or never even thought of? Like my father! To live in constant fear, to have blackings at your door, to talk in whispers, to have guards at your church doors!
Jensen - Shoemaker: Do you have any more objections?
Knut Osterholm: All I did was ask a question. A man has a right to ask a question. I'm satisfied with the answer.
Narrator: A young German couple has come to register the birth of their son.
Mother, Father: Heil Hitler.
Judge: Heil Hitler!
[the parents begin handing the Judge documents]
Narrator: Those documents are birth certificates, all the way to their great grandparents, proving, of course, that they are pure aryans. The mother wants to call her son Hans.
[the Judge gestures toward a list on the wall of non-German names]
Narrator: Here is the Verboten list. Mm-hm. Hans seems to be okay... for the time being. There's their hereditary passport, with spaces for twelve future children. A subtle hint Germany needs soldiers.
[the Judge hands them a copy of "Mein Kampf."]
Narrator: As a reward, they get a copy of Germany's bestseller.
read more quotes from Art Smith...
