Who spoke that line?


At the very end of the orphanage scene, where the exhausted and bruised Joe lies on the ground and Jill says sobbing, "My poor Joe!" a male voice--the speaker is not clearly seen--says, "It's OK, kid--there's nobody in the world gonna shoot Joe now!"
I couldn't tell from the voice whether it was O'Hara; there was no Oklahoma twang in it so it couldn't be Gregg--could it actually have been a policeman who said that??

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I think it was O'Hara.

I saw this for the first time in the 50s as a 3rd grader. The kids in the audience screamed and many cried when the burning tree fell with Joe and the baby.

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It was O'Hara.

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