“You ought to do something about your nervous condition, Mr. Brand. You must never talk too much. Nervous men sometimes talk too much, and they make mistakes, and you musn't make mistakes.”
Peter Lorre - Stephen Danel

“- Mrs. John Day - Peggy: Sylvia, you oughtn't talk about him like that! Why, I think it's disloyal!
- Mrs. Howard Fowler - Sylvia: Listen Peggy, do we know how the men talk about us when we're not around?”

Joan Fontaine - Mrs. John Day - Peggy
Rosalind Russell - Mrs. Howard Fowler - Sylvia

“- Chief Painter: When are you gonna start talking straight?
- Michael Shayne: Not until my attorney gets out of law school!”
Donald MacBride - Chief Painter
Lloyd Nolan - Michael Shayne

“- Herbie Brown: I'm just talking to myself.
- Slicker Smith: Well, don't talk so loud!
- Herbie Brown: I've got hear what I have to say.”

Lou Costello - Herbie Brown
Bud Abbott - Slicker Smith

“What she meant we'll never know. It's what she said that counts.”
Laird Cregar - Ed Cornell