They were taking this experiment too seriously.

Don't take it so hard. No man's worth it.

But please, don't carry it too far dear.

I am so serious. It's why I can joke.

I was really hoping that's what Mrs French might do for me after I met her.

You just walk in and pick 'em up. There's that Vic Brown.

What do you give me, a dollar? I tell you what he's gonna say.

And it's a pleasure meeting you, Mr Miles.

You look perfectly stunning. Do you really think so?

And to think that you knew Mata Hari!

And, you know, you must be joking if you think you can get a slot.

You're very kind, Mrs Miller.

That was smart, lady!

I once knew a woman whose front hair caught fire when she was making toast.

You speak for yourself, Miss B.

You know Mrs. Shinoda?

Marvelously marvelous.

It's wonderful!

Don't you think, Mrs. Wiggs?

Say, uh... you know a Mrs Drayton?

That's great. That's great.

But don't you be downcast.

The real wife, not you.

I'm very sorry.

Oh, yes, I know Mr. De Winter well. I knew his wife, too.

Mother nows her, doesn't she?

Oh, you knew him and his wife.

And he goes, Oh, this is great, this is great.

Sure was a good dinner, Mrs. Rudd.

He is acquainted with my wife.

We believe it's Miss Froy.

Mrs Paradine, did you think Andre LaTour very handsome?

How very nice to see you, Mrs. Marcasson

Oh, how good it is. Splendid!

The doll he gave Mrs. Roat. My husband did not know Mrs. Roat.

This is incredible, really.

It would be absolutely marvelous.

Then I met you, and I thought how convenient it was that you should think that you had shot him.

Oh, well, that's a splendid idea, Mrs. Danvers.

How very nice to see you, Mrs. Marcasson.

Mrs. Fan, I really don't...

Oh, really, Mrs Parker, how could he?

Forgive me, but it just seemed very funny, you two being so intense about an old, dead chicken.

Exactly how did you meet Mrs French?

and that he even admitted to me that he'd killed her?