No. I wish it were. Then I wouldn't have to come over here every so often to watch people's faces.
Is that what you do?
Now and then, when I'm lonely.
The Woman in the Window (1944) · 16 quotes
2nd most-quoted character in The Woman in the Window (1944): in 5 of its 16 quotes
Most scenes with: Richard Wanley (4)
No. I wish it were. Then I wouldn't have to come over here every so often to watch people's faces.
Is that what you do?
Now and then, when I'm lonely.
Well, there are two general reactions. One is a kind of solemn stare for the painting.
And the other?
The other is a long, low whistle.
What was mine?
I'm not sure. But I suspect that in another moment or two you might have given a long, low, solemn whistle.
Let's have another.
I should say no, I know, but I haven't the slightest intention of saying it.
Who are you?
Frank! Frank, darling, listen to me!
I told you if you ever- [slaps Alice in the face]
Stop that you fool!
Fool, eh? [Punches Wanley]
Well? Will you say what you've got to say and get out of here?
Sure. If you didn't hear it, it was on the radio tonight. Another reward for ten thousand dollars for any information leading to the arrest of the murderer of Claude Mazard. You didn't hear it?
And if I had, it wouldn't have meant one thing to me.
Now if you're gonna start claiming you never knew him, you can save your breath. 'Cause I've been tailing him for months, and I've tailed him here many a time.