Dr. Eugene Norland Ferguson: Good Morning
Helen Ferguson: Good Morning
Helen Ferguson: New mouthwash?
[after a kiss]
Dr. Eugene Norland Ferguson: Moonshine rinse
[used liquor to brush his teeth since there was no water]
Helen Ferguson: Where'd you get the coffee?
Dr. Eugene Norland Ferguson: I swiped it
[coffee was taken from their captors]
Helen Ferguson: Thank you darling.
[taking the coffee]
Helen Ferguson: Where are we?
Dr. Eugene Norland Ferguson: Way up here.
[looking out trains window]
Dr. Eugene Norland Ferguson: isn't beautiful way down there
Helen Ferguson: If its so beautiful down there why did they bring us up here?
Dr. Eugene Norland Ferguson: That's one of the most logical things I've heard in quite some time.

- Cary Grant (as Dr. Eugene Norland Ferguson) in Crisis (1950)

Dr. Eugene Norland Ferguson: Same old cry through the ages - save me, doctor. Save me, anybody.

- Cary Grant (as Dr. Eugene Norland Ferguson) in Crisis (1950)

[after a rehearsal for Farrago's surgery]
Raoul Farrago: Well, doctor, did the operation go well?
Dr. Eugene Norland Ferguson: Fine. You just died.

- Cary Grant (as Dr. Eugene Norland Ferguson) in Crisis (1950)

[Farago is about to be operated by Eugene]
Raoul Farrago: Doctor, do many people die in an operation like this?
Dr. Eugene Norland Ferguson: Under the best conditions, about 12 percent. These are not the best conditions.
Raoul Farrago: You don't like me, do you?
Dr. Eugene Norland Ferguson: I try to regard my patients impersonally.
Raoul Farrago: Can you?
Dr. Eugene Norland Ferguson: No.

- Cary Grant (as Dr. Eugene Norland Ferguson) in Crisis (1950)