Role: British Officer Playing Dice (uncredited)
Film Presence: Extremely small, but at least had a closeup shot.
Role Type: British (lol, just watch below)
Film Information and Summary: IMDb, TCM, Wikipedia
Release Date: September 26, 1942
Douglas Walton's role as British Officer Playing Dice
In this campy scene where Douglas Walton and Ronald Reagan play dice, Reagan won and Walton said, "Is it the rule of the game that you Yankees always win?" Reagan retorted, "Yeah we win at this unless you pick up the marbles and cricket." And then we have a closeup shot of Walton countering with, "But we don't use marbles for cricket!" Take note of the playful nationalistic competitiveness between the two in this short scene.
That's about it. Watch Douglas Walton and Ronald Reagan exchange lines below!
Release Date: September 26, 1942
Douglas Walton's role as British Officer Playing Dice
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| Douglas Walton in "Desperate Journey" (1942) with Ronald Reagan. "But we don't use marbles for cricket!" |
In this campy scene where Douglas Walton and Ronald Reagan play dice, Reagan won and Walton said, "Is it the rule of the game that you Yankees always win?" Reagan retorted, "Yeah we win at this unless you pick up the marbles and cricket." And then we have a closeup shot of Walton countering with, "But we don't use marbles for cricket!" Take note of the playful nationalistic competitiveness between the two in this short scene.
That's about it. Watch Douglas Walton and Ronald Reagan exchange lines below!
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