Crime and Punishment (1935 American film) Quotes

Crime and Punishment (1935 American film) is a TV program that was first aired in 1970 . Crime and Punishment stopped airing in 1970.

It features B.P. Schulberg as producer, Reginald Hazeltine Bassett; Louis Silvers in charge of musical score, and Lucien Ballard as head of cinematography.

Crime and Punishment (1935 American film) is recorded in English and originally aired in United States. Each episode of Crime and Punishment (1935 American film) is 88 minutes long. Crime and Punishment (1935 American film) is distributed by Columbia Pictures.

The cast includes: Marian Marsh as Sonya, Peter Lorre as Roderick Raskolnikov, Mrs. Patrick Campbell as Pawnbroker, Gene Lockhart as Lushin, Elizabeth Risdon as Mrs. Raskolnikov, Edward Arnold as Insp. Porfiry, Tala Birell as Antonya Raskolnikov, Robert as Dmitri, and Douglas Dumbrille as Grilov.

Crime and Punishment (1935 American film) Quotes

Tala Birell as Antonya Raskolnikov

• (Tala Birell) "Roderick, I don't think you should talk to the Inspector like that."
• (Peter Lorre) "Inspector. Inspect this. No man could have the nerve to commit a murder, then sit in your office, watch you accuse another man and tell you he's not guilty."

Mrs. Patrick Campbell as Pawnbroker

• (Mrs. Patrick Campbell) "Common little gutter snipe."

Elizabeth Risdon as Mrs. Raskolnikov

• (Elizabeth Risdon) "Roderick, where did you get this money?"
• (Tala Birell) "Dmitri, where did you get that money?"
• (Robert) "Search me? Where did you get it, Roderick?"
• (Peter Lorre) "All I had to do was ask for it. Take what you want. Lie. Cheat. Bluff. Take life by the throat. Come on, lets go out and celebrate --"

Marian Marsh as Sonya

• (Marian Marsh) "I do this almost every night. Come out here and look down at the water. Sometimes the water seems full of stars. And then I feel like I can put this bucket down and pull up a whole pailful of them."
• (Peter Lorre) "You're lonely, aren't you?"
• (Marian Marsh) "You are too."

• (Marian Marsh) "I forgot that there was still some kindness in the world. Thank you."
• (Peter Lorre) "I forgot there was still some beauty in it."

Peter Lorre as Roderick Raskolnikov

• (Peter Lorre) "After all Professor, this is your problem, not mine. You promised to show me your blundering police methods and you certainly have. Sorry, I can't give more assistance. Good luck."
• (Edward Arnold) "Thanks. Why did you call me Professor?"
• (Peter Lorre) "Because, eh, you profess to know something about crime."
• (Edward Arnold) "Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha --"

• (Landlady) "Good afternoon. We haven't seen much of you these past two days. Have you been praying or only fasting?"
• (Peter Lorre) "I've been contemplating life."
• (Landlady) "You better contemplate the rent. I haven't had a penny out of you in six months. How much longer do you expect me to wait?"

• (Peter Lorre) "I wonder how many poor devils have found an answer to their questions down there. If only the dead could ever come back."
• (Marian Marsh) "They have."
• (Marian Marsh) "Remember the Raising of Lazarus?"
• (Peter Lorre) "Are you happy to have your Bible back?"
• (Marian Marsh) "Would you like me to read the Raising of Lazarus?"
• (Peter Lorre) "I can't understand you Sonya, how can you continue living like this?"
• (Marian Marsh) "I believe in God."
• (Peter Lorre) "What have you or I to hope for out of life?"
• (Marian Marsh) "Don't take away my faith; I need it."
• (Peter Lorre) "Don't take away my un-belief; I need that."

• (Peter Lorre) "Money."
• (Peter Lorre) "Money. Money. MONEY. Money. Money. Money."

Edward Arnold as Insp. Porfiry

• (Edward Arnold) "How long do you think you can keep up this pretense? Forever? For all eternity?"
• (Peter Lorre) "You're wasting your time."
• (Edward Arnold) "Then I'm afraid I'll have to send an innocent man to Siberia; vety likely to his death. It's not my doing after all; it's yours. I don't know how you feel about it, but it's a worse crime than the other in its way, more cold-blooded and fiendish. A Napoleon might be able to carry it off, but you're not a Napoleom, my friend. Not hard enough. I'm sorry for you. I wouldn't be in your place for anything in the world."

• (Edward Arnold) "I've been waiting for you."

• (Edward Arnold) "I may sound like a preacher, but, the truth remains that there is no prisoner, steel-bound, as a man's conscious. Nothing that we could devise, is as horrible as the torture conscious will inflict on a man. Conscious, day-and-night, waking-and-dreaming."
• (Peter Lorre) "Take your hands off me."

Gene Lockhart as Lushin

• (Gene Lockhart) "I may say that I have fairly advanced ideas on the subject of marriage."
• (Peter Lorre) "In deed."
• (Gene Lockhart) "I prefer a girl, like your sister, who's experienced poverty. I believe that a wife should always look up to her husband as a benefactor."

Douglas Dumbrille as Grilov

• (Douglas Dumbrille) "Haven't you ever committed a wrong? If you have, you must know that the worst consequences have the unforeseen ones. Its like dropping a stone in a pool. Waves spread out in all directions and touch shores you couldn't see before."

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