Insp. Treherne: [leaving] You'll be hearing from us, Mr. Vickers.
Philip Vickers: We'd be most unhappy if we didn't, Inspector.
[turning to the party guests]
Philip Vickers: And now if you don't mind, you can all leave, and while you're at it, start covering up tracks and rehearsing alibis. Somebody's gonna need a good one!

- William Sylvester (as Philip Vickers) in The Unholy Four (1954)

Angie: Oh, when will this ever be over, Vick? When can we ever go back to just being people again?

- Paulette Goddard (as Angie) in The Unholy Four (1954)

Philip Vickers: Even at that distance a woman's skirts look different from a man's trousers.

- William Sylvester (as Philip Vickers) in The Unholy Four (1954)

Philip Vickers: I don't know what hit me or how long it was before I came to. But when I did I was aboard the Mexican tramp with nothing in my pocket to tell me who I was. Nothing in my head either. Except a big hole.

- William Sylvester (as Philip Vickers) in The Unholy Four (1954)

Philip Vickers: I suppose I remember those words because even when you're drugged you remember a sentence of death.

- William Sylvester (as Philip Vickers) in The Unholy Four (1954)

Philip Vickers: That's not a sweater she's knitting - it's a noose. She and Treherne are going to fasten it on me together and tie it into a true lover's knot. She's been down there since early morning trying to talk me right into death row.

- William Sylvester (as Philip Vickers) in The Unholy Four (1954)

Voice in Nightmare: Turn around, Vickers! Turn around, Vickers! Turn around, Vickers! Turn around, Vickers! Turn around, Vickers! Turn around, Vickers! Turn around, Vickers!
Philip Vickers: [suddenly waking] Turn around, Vickers!

- William Sylvester (as Philip Vickers) in The Unholy Four (1954)

[first lines]
Philip Vickers: [to dog] Hello, Coolin, boy. Hello, old boy. You didn't forget, did you, huh?

- William Sylvester (as Philip Vickers) in The Unholy Four (1954)