Sterling Hayden credited as playing...
Tinsworthy
- Franklin Hart, Jr.: [Hart is about to be "promoted," and shanghaied from CC to Brazil, by Tinsworthy] Mister Tinsworthy, I can't tell you how much I appreciate this; but...
- Tinsworthy: So you accept. Very good. Let's just go on up to Hinkle's office and work out the details, shall we?
- Franklin Hart, Jr.: How can I move to Brazil?
- Tinsworthy: Oh, we're talking about an indefinite leave of absence. I'll have my own people liquidate your assets, so you won't need to hire a house-sitter. And you've done an incredible job of training your assistants, so we'll let them take over. Violet, how would you like to fill this man's shoes?
- [He doesn't even wait for her response]
- Tinsworthy: Good. The spot's yours. Keep making us proud.
- [She beams, while Tinsworthy marches Hart into the elevator]
- Franklin Hart, Jr.: Mister Tinsworthy, the jungle...
- Tinsworthy: Jungle, hell! I'm offering you the chance of a lifetime! Two or three years down there, and you'll never wanna come back.
- Franklin Hart, Jr.: [stutters uncontrollably] D-d-did y-you s-say *years*?
- Tinsworthy: Yeah, the climate down there will do your health a world of good. Besides, I hear your wife just LOVES to travel.
- Franklin Hart, Jr.: My wife? Oh, God...! Really, Mister Tinsworthy, I just...!
- Tinsworthy: [firmly cutting him off] Hart! Before you say another word, let me make this perfectly clear: I didn't get where I'm at today by taking "no" for an answer! That said, welcome aboard. You know, in the words of Humphrey Bogart, "I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship".
- Franklin Hart, Jr.: [feebly to himself as the elevator doors close] Brazil...? I guess it beats Alcatraz.