Charlotte Inwood: He was an abominable man. Why do women marry abominable men?

- Marlene Dietrich (as Charlotte Inwood) in Stage Fright (1950)

Commodore Gill: I never hope to be appreciated. Yes, your mother cured me of that. That's why I could never be bothered with your mother.

- Alastair Sim (as Commodore Gill) in Stage Fright (1950)

Commodore Gill: More than a friend, eh?
Eve Gill: When I'm with him, I get a feeling in here that... that's sort of...
Commodore Gill: Yes, well, we'll go into the symptoms later. Meanwhile, I take it you're either keen on him, or still hungry.

- Alastair Sim (as Commodore Gill) in Stage Fright (1950)

Eve Gill: I'm afraid the murderer might come here madam. Might get into the dressing room. Might even murder me madam. I'm surprised you're not a bit afraid yourself.

- Jane Wyman (as Eve Gill) in Stage Fright (1950)

Eve Gill: There's nothing the matter with your reputation!
Commodore Gill: Oh, indeed? I'd rather flattered myself that there was...

- Alastair Sim (as Commodore Gill) in Stage Fright (1950)