Woman on the Run

Eleanor Johnson:
[In the dark shadows of roller coaster on the deserted beach at night] I don't like this place.

Danny Leggett:
It's a good spot. I used to come here with my girl when I was a kid. It's more frightening than romantic. It's the way love is when you're young... life is when you're older.

Inspector Martin Ferris:
Don't you eat anything but dog food?

Eleanor Johnson:
He's not particular, and I'm lazy, so we eat out.

Eleanor Johnson:
[concerned about her husband's heart condition, which she knew nothing about] Is his heart really that bad, doctor?

Dr. Arthur Hohler:
Frank's condition isn't any worse than tons of men that strain their hearts running in track meets in the misguided belief that they were building up their bodies.

Inspector Martin Ferris:
[figuring on using the Johnson's dog, Rembrandt, to help locate Frank at the amusement park] We're going to the beach. Come on, Rembrandt. What my eyes missed, your nose will smell.