An illustration of a 3.5' floppy disk. Humphrey Bogart by Frank, Alan G. Publication date 1982 Topics. 14 day loan required to access EPUB and PDF files. The most devout of audio and video file will be very pleased with this movie no it is not stereo or surround sound at all but it is Dolby Digital and it is clean so very very clean no scratches no hissing or pops like it has been remastered but nowhere on the package does it say it has been but it must have but this is a very old movie some. Convinceme.wav Humphrey Bogart as Sam Spade: 'You've got to convince me that you know what this is all about, that you aren't just fiddling around, hoping that it'll all come out right in the end!' Headstrong.wav Sydney Greenstreet: 'You certainly are a most headstrong individual.' Imbecile.wav Peter Lorre: 'You imbecile!! You bloated idiot!! Bogart debark from an airplane and he speaks on the wartime activities of the American Red Cross. Shows brief scenes of recreational and medical activities of the Red Cross as Mr.

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Assist.wav
Peter Lorre as Joel Cairo: 'I thought and hoped you could assist me.'

Attitude.wav
Sydney Greenstreet as Kasper Gutman: 'That's an attitude, sir, that calls for the most delicate judgment on both sides, because as you know, sir, in the heat of action, men are likely to forget where their best interests lie and let their emotions carry them away.'

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Character.wav
Sydney Greenstreet: 'Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha! My God, sir, you are a character – that you are! There's never any telling what you'll say or do next.'

Convince_me.wav
Humphrey Bogart as Sam Spade: 'You've got to convince me that you know what this is all about, that you aren't just fiddling around, hoping that it'll all come out right in the end!'

Headstrong.wav
Sydney Greenstreet: 'You certainly are a most headstrong individual.' Floating sandbox game mac.

Imbecile.wav
Peter Lorre: 'You imbecile!! You bloated idiot!!'

Insist_not.wav
Peter Lorre: 'You seem to forget that you are not in a position at all to insist upon anything!'

Lock_door.wav
Bogart: 'No, that'll be all. Just be sure to lock the door behind you on your way out. Good night.'

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Posted on Friday, November 27th, 2015 by Ethan Anderton

For anyone who has ever seen a classic movie from the 1950s and before, at least the ones that have sound, you’ve probably noticed that pretty much all the actors speak in a very unique accent that doesn’t sound like it comes from any particular region. It’s fast-talking, usually with prominent t-sounds and dropped r-sounds at the end of words.

If you’ve ever thought that it’s a bit strange to hear people talk like that, you’re not the only one, and there’s actually an explanation as to why people on movies and the radio talked like this. It’s called the Mid-Atlantic accent, and you can find out more about it below.

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Here’s a video explaining the Mid-Atlantic accent from BrainStuff:

Named for a non-existent origin somewhere between American and Britain, the faux accent is a hybrid of each countries dialect of English, and it was even taught in schools, with some influence from the theater of high society. And since it didn’t have an exact region where it came from, it is believed that’s why Hollywood liked it so much, perhaps adding an heir of mystery to characters and/or celebrities.

Among classic Hollywood stars, Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn are the best examples of this accent in action on the big screen, but you’d be hard-pressed to find any movie from the 1930s and 1940s that didn’t have this accent. But it really started to die out after World War II, mostly because it wasn’t being taught in schools anymore. Plus, once stars like Humphrey Bogart came around, studios realized Americans liked seeing versions of themselves played out on the screen instead.

If you want to know more about the Mid-Atlantic accent, check out a great article examining it over at The Atlantic.

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