Julie: And as for going around with you, I still pick my own gutters

- Joan Crawford (as Julie) in Strange Cargo (1940)

Julie: Don't give me any of that Sister-come-to-Salvation. Look, I'm not buying any. I know the routine. It starts out with a prayer, and ends up with a Bible in one hand and me in the other!

- Joan Crawford (as Julie) in Strange Cargo (1940)

Julie: When you've drifted as much as I have then you're glad to drop anchor - even if it is in the mud.

- Joan Crawford (as Julie) in Strange Cargo (1940)

André Verne: [after the hostile Julie unexpectedly helps him win a fight by throwing a skillet] Shall I say "thanks," baby, or were you just waving at something?

- Clark Gable (as André Verne) in Strange Cargo (1940)

André Verne: I don't know what you'll look like tomorrow, but right now, baby, you're the most beautiful dame in the world.

- Clark Gable (as André Verne) in Strange Cargo (1940)

André Verne: So you outsmarted me, huh?
Julie: That's what happens, they tell me, when smart people get together. One of them winds up ahead.

- Joan Crawford (as Julie) in Strange Cargo (1940)

André Verne: Whenever you want sanctuary, babe, here's where you'll find it.
[tapping thumb to chest]
André Verne: Right here, in the ol' temple.
Julie: Don't tap your heart, you'll break your finger. And if you're sanctuary, I'll take whatever else is lying around.

- Joan Crawford (as Julie) in Strange Cargo (1940)

André Verne: You hate hard, baby, so you love hard.

- Clark Gable (as André Verne) in Strange Cargo (1940)