- Victor Kranish: Madeleine you're a bundle of lies, a lovely bundle of lies, beautifully bound together.
- Dr. Richard Caleb, Psychiatrist: You're looking for security from someone else instead of building it in yourself.
- Victor Kranish: How's the insomnia?
- Madeleine Damien: Oh, I found some new sleeping pills. Red ones this time.
- [Madeline has just introduced her fiancee to Garet and Courtland]
- Jack Garet: I don't believe a minute of it. Do you?
- Felix Courtland: Garet, you're a very cynical man. You don't believe in true love.
- Jack Garet: You don't think Madeline does, too, do you?
- Felix Courtland: I don't know, but I've always been facinated by miracles.
- Jack Garet: Why do you have to go back to that bore Freddie, you haven't even given me a chance to make love to you.
- Madeleine Damien: You're doing alright.
- Jack Garet: You know its awfully hard making love to a woman who makes more money than me.
- Freddie: I always drink, particularly when I'm with you.
- Madeleine Damien: Am I that hard to take sober?
- Freddie: You're a voluptuous pain in the neck.
- Felix Courtland: As a matter of fact you don't look like an art editor, more like a work of art.
- Madeleine Damien: Mr Courtland, I think you're a very dangerous man.
- Dr. Richard Caleb, Psychiatrist: You've been insulting yourself Miss Damien, insulting your body and insulting your soul.
- Madeleine Damien: You're not helping me, you're insulting me.
- Dr. Richard Caleb, Psychiatrist: You've been insulting yourself Miss Damien.
- Jack Garet: Beautiful, would you mind popping out for a minute?
- Ethel Royce: That's just 60 seconds, you better talk fast.
- Victor Kranish: Let's face it, she's a changed woman.
- Ethel Royce: She'll never change, she just got herself a new set of words, that's all.
- Madeleine Damien: Why do you always hound me? You know I despite you and everything you stand for.
- Felix Courtland: There's always a chance I may be able to improve your opinion, and your manners.
- Dr. David S. Cousins: I thought you were something wonderful and you turned out to be something else.
- Dr. Richard Caleb, Psychiatrist: She's been living in an area of infection and she's removed herself from it.
- Felix Courtland: I take it you consider me part of the contamination.
- Dr. Richard Caleb, Psychiatrist: You've come here for information, not diagnosis. I sually charge people for insulting them.
- Dr. Richard Caleb, Psychiatrist: Miss Damien told me to tell you if you inquire that she's busy growing herself a new soul. Now will you please keep off the grass.
- Dr. David S. Cousins: Say, women are supposed to scream, are you afraid of mice?
- Madeleine Damien: No but next time I'll scream.
- Madeleine Damien: You speak Russian?
- Dr. David S. Cousins: Over a bottle of vodka everybody speaks Russian.
- Dr. David S. Cousins: You're a very lovely girl.
- Madeleine Damien: You're not being very scientific Doctor.
- Madeleine Damien: That's the very heart of science, the truth.
- Dr. David S. Cousins: Lets talk about insulin.
- Madeleine Damien: My father was very much in love with life.
- Felix Courtland: That's a Hungarian custom isn't it.
- Madeleine Damien: And desperate eyes, full of shadows.
- Dr. Richard Caleb, Psychiatrist: Insomnia does that.
- Dr. Richard Caleb, Psychiatrist: And you don't want anyone to see inside, perhaps you don't even want to take a look yourself. My, women haven't the courage to face themselves so they look for escape on one excitement after another.
- Felix Courtland: You know you need relaxing, lots of relaxing, I can hear your nerves snapping like rubber bands.
- Dr. David S. Cousins: Your life hasn't been gay and glamorous at all. It's just been muddled and senseless.
- Madeleine Damien: I was doing it my own way, playing by my own rules and nobody was hurt.
- Dr. Richard Caleb, Psychiatrist: Nobody but yourself.