Diane Taylor: [Diane is cuddling with Max as he is driving] Why are we going this way?
Max Cady: Better scenery.
Diane Taylor: What would you know about scenery? Or beauty? Or any of the things that really make life worth living? You're just an animal: coarse, lustful, barbaric.
Max Cady: Keep right on talkin', honey. I like it when you run me down like that.
Diane Taylor: Max Cady, what I like about you is... you're rock bottom. I wouldn't expect you to understand this, but it's a great comfort for a girl to know she could not possibly sink any lower.


--Barrie Chase (as Diane Taylor) in Cape Fear

Doris: [after Phil and Judy announce their engagement at the party] I sure wish it would happen to me.


--Barrie Chase (as Doris Lenz) in White Christmas

Doris: Well how do you like that? Not so much as a "kiss my foot" or "have an apple".


--Barrie Chase (as Doris Lenz) in White Christmas

Torchy Larue: [Cramming for exams in the strip club where she dances] I'm having trouble correlating the personality compensation theory of Schuman. He calls his thesis Alter Ego Recognition.


--Barrie Chase (as ) in Mardi Gras

Mr. Herring, General's Party Guest: How do you do?
Doris: Mutual, I'm sure.


--Barrie Chase (as Doris Lenz) in White Christmas

Bob Wallace: How do you do?
Doris: Mutual, I'm sure.


--Barrie Chase (as Doris Lenz) in White Christmas