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Dr. Richard Caleb, Psychiatrist:
Perhaps you find the idea of living not very attractive.
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Dennis O'Keefe
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Dishonored Lady
(1947)
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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.
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Dennis O'Keefe
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Dishonored Lady
(1947)
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Dr. Richard Caleb, Psychiatrist:
Then you'd drug yourself with the excitement of more excitement.
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Dennis O'Keefe
in
Dishonored Lady
(1947)
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Dr. Richard Caleb, Psychiatrist:
You don't care because it's too much fun.
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Dennis O'Keefe
in
Dishonored Lady
(1947)
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Dr. Richard Caleb, Psychiatrist:
You're looking for security from someone else instead of building it in yourself.
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Dennis O'Keefe
in
Dishonored Lady
(1947)
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Dr. Richard Caleb, Psychiatrist:
You've been insulting yourself Miss Damian, insulting your body and insulting your soul.
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Dennis O'Keefe
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Dishonored Lady
(1947)
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Victor Kranish:
How's the insomnia?
Madeleine Damien: Oh, I found some new sleeping pills. Red ones this time.
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Hedy Lamarr
in
Dishonored Lady
(1947)
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Victor Kranish:
Madeleine you're a bundle of lies, a lovely bundle of lies, beautifully bound together.
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Paul Cavanagh
in
Dishonored Lady
(1947)
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Victor Kranish:
Mr Garet believes that the world owes him a gay life. No matter who pays for it.
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Paul Cavanagh
in
Dishonored Lady
(1947)
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Jack Garet:
I only earn $100 a week and you know I can't live on that.
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William Lundigan
in
Dishonored Lady
(1947)
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