pictures where there was a lot of fighting, but no stabbing
and cutting guts and poking your eyes out and things
like that. It's uncalled for.' I walked out on him." "The same thing with
sex," Abie
wheezes, maybe
recalling how Al and Bugsy got all the girls. Mike only laughs at the
thought of too much sex. "Sex is not you, Mike," says Vince. "No. Not my
type. I'm supposed to be a big he-man, although I don't approve or
disapprove of it. I can take sex or leave it. It's like drinking. You ask
if I'm a teetotaler, I say, 'No. I enjoy a drink. I'll drink with you.'
But I don't have to go overboard."
along
with all my leading ladies. I got along fine--Gene Tierney, Maureen
O'Hara. Gosh. Anita." "The big bazoom girl," Vince chuckles. "What's
that?" Abie asks. "Bazooms," Mike says, matter-of-factly. "Gee, she was
beautiful. I used to take her out to dinner over in San Francisco. We shot
Blood Alley in San Rafael, so I took her to San Francisco twice, three
times a
week. Restaurants. Piano bars. Things like that. We got along real
wonderful."
