Dist. Atty. Frank Walker: [coming into a room and viewing several dead bodies] This place looks like the last act of "Hamlet!"
Howard Malloy: It's the last act for all kinds of things.

- Franchot Tone in Jigsaw (1949)

Angelo Agostini: Maybe you better get out of town. Maybe you better really go away for a while. Mmmm! Take a little trip.
Barbara Whitfield: Would you miss me?
Angelo Agostini: Like my last breath!

- Marc Lawrence in Jigsaw (1949)

Angelo Agostini: You're a tough guy, Mr. Malloy. I can see that, and I like tough guys who are tough about the right thing.

- Marc Lawrence in Jigsaw (1949)

Howard Malloy: Barbara was alive when I passed out. You must have come in here...
Sigmund Kosterich aka Siggy: No! Why would I have waited for you to awaken if I did?
Howard Malloy: Your fingerprints are on this gun.
Sigmund Kosterich aka Siggy: And so are yours.
Howard Malloy: Yeah, but I know I didn't kill her.

- Franchot Tone in Jigsaw (1949)

Barbara Whitfield: [Changing behind a dressing screen] Is this visit business or pleasure?
Howard Malloy: Right now it's your business and my pleasure.

- Franchot Tone in Jigsaw (1949)