Donovan:
About that guide...
Grace O'Conner: I'll have one for you in an hour.
Jane: Grace, it's for you.
Donovan: Now if we were back in the States, I'd be happy to be your guide... but, perhaps I'm being too subtle.
Grace O'Conner: I get your message, but it's not included in the service.
Grace O'Conner: I'll have one for you in an hour.
Jane: Grace, it's for you.
Donovan: Now if we were back in the States, I'd be happy to be your guide... but, perhaps I'm being too subtle.
Grace O'Conner: I get your message, but it's not included in the service.
Grace O'Conner:
[narrating] At each place I tried to point out the special sights to Donovan, but he was interested only in the special sights of me.
Grace O'Conner:
[narrating] Here comes a girl in love with a city. Oh - that's me, Grace O'Conner, on my way to a day's work... or maybe a day's adventure. You're never quite sure what it's going to be. You walk down the Paseo de la Reforma in the most exciting city in the world - Mexico.
Grace O'Conner:
[narrating] I had a two-fold relationship with the good-looking Mexican I was about to meet. The first was a romantic one with a man named Juan Diez who very much wanted to be my husband. The other - a simple working arrangement with Commissioner Diez in which I was occasionally helpful as agent-without-portfolio - translation: undercover.
Grace O'Conner:
[narrating] I think the sweetest dound I ever heard was the sound of Juan's fist meeting Graham's jaw.
Grace O'Conner:
Hello, Juan? Grace... Isn't a little early in the morning?
Juan Diez: I wish this were a social call, but it isn't. Frankly, Grace, I need your help. Could you meet me in Chapultepec Park by the lake?
Grace O'Conner: Top secret stuff again? I'll bring the cloak if you bring the dagger.
Juan Diez: I wish this were a social call, but it isn't. Frankly, Grace, I need your help. Could you meet me in Chapultepec Park by the lake?
Grace O'Conner: Top secret stuff again? I'll bring the cloak if you bring the dagger.
Thorwald:
How about a drink between friends?
Grace O'Conner: That's a nice custom between friends, however, I'd prefer to think of you as a stranger.
Grace O'Conner: That's a nice custom between friends, however, I'd prefer to think of you as a stranger.
[discussing Mrs. Graham's description of her estranged gangster husband]
Grace O'Conner: What's he like?
Juan Diez: Oh, it sounds weird. He lives on nuts and raisins and vegetables. She says he suffers from asthma.
Grace O'Conner: What does this villainous vegetarian look like?
Grace O'Conner: What's he like?
Juan Diez: Oh, it sounds weird. He lives on nuts and raisins and vegetables. She says he suffers from asthma.
Grace O'Conner: What does this villainous vegetarian look like?
[first lines]
T. Graham: Now listen, you two. I've planned this very carefully. I want no slip-ups. Tomorrow, I'm going to kill my wife.
T. Graham: Now listen, you two. I've planned this very carefully. I want no slip-ups. Tomorrow, I'm going to kill my wife.