lures the pair to where a large shipment of bourbon is being kept. Izzy and Moe evade the trap, but Moe gets shot in the arm, and one of the agents is killed. The agents' death affects Moe, who again considers quitting, but he decides to stay, giving his own version of the "This is America" speech to reporters. Izzy and Moe then proceeded to rob the Dutch's big shipment of Bourbon that he is expecting, with help from Dallas, and also take the truck and its treasure to a police impound site. The Dutchman finds out about Dallas tipping off the shipment, takes her hostage and tells Izzy and Moe to bring the bourbon for an exchange. They go to his estate, dodging the bullets and capturing the corrupt police chief. When Moe confronts Dutch, the gangster is pointing a gun at Dallas' head. Moe offers himself; with Dutch about to shoot him, a gun blast knocks the gun away. Izzy emerges from hiding with a rifle. Moe says, "How could you chance taking a shot like that?" Izzy says, "I just pretended he had an apple on your head." Cast Jackie Gleason as Izzy Einstein Art Carney as Moe Smith Cynthia Harris as Dallas Carter Zohra Lampert as Esther Einstein Dick Latessa as Lieutenant Murphy Jesse Doran as "Dutch" Roy Brocksmith as Sheriff Bledsoe Tom Wiggin as Agent Normal Harris Rick Washburn as Jake References External links 1985 television films 1985 films 1980s crime comedy films American television films American crime comedy films Films about prohibition in the United States Films about police officers Films set in the 1920s Films directed by Jackie Cooper 1980s American films