Charles Lodge: Don't think, you're an actor.

- William Powell (as Charles Lodge) in Double Wedding (1937)

Charles Lodge: I remember men in our regiment who'd ride out across the sands against the Arabs to face a certain horrible death carrying a rose in their teeth.
Margit Agnew: I seem to see you with spaghetti.

- Myrna Loy (as Margit Agnew) in Double Wedding (1937)

Charles Lodge: Women don't like noble, self-sacrificing men. Women are not civilized like we are. They like bloodshed. They like forceful men, like me.

- William Powell (as Charles Lodge) in Double Wedding (1937)

Margit Agnew: [speaking of her sister] I'm very proud of what I've done. I kept her from making mistakes.
Mrs. Kensington-Bly: Well, it's a lot of fun making mistakes sometimes.

- Jessie Ralph (as Mrs. Kensington) in Double Wedding (1937)

Margit Agnew: Do you take dope?

- Myrna Loy (as Margit Agnew) in Double Wedding (1937)

Margit Agnew: Mr. Lodge, I appeal to you as a gentleman.
Charles Lodge: No-oh, I'm afraid you've got me confused with somebody else. I'm a vagrant.

- William Powell (as Charles Lodge) in Double Wedding (1937)

Margit Agnew: You big bigamist!

- Myrna Loy (as Margit Agnew) in Double Wedding (1937)