- Eddie Ginley: Kinda broad at the shoulder and narrow at the hip, and everybody knows you don't give no lip to Big Ed!
- Anne Scott: [Eddie has gone to Botha Export Co Ltd for further investigations] We're closed!
- Eddie Ginley: Got your coat?
- Anne Scott: Yeah!
- Eddie Ginley: Put it on.
- Anne Scott: Who are you?
- Eddie Ginley: Board of Trade.
- Anne Scott: Well, what do you want?
- Eddie Ginley: We have Powers Of Search.
- Anne Scott: You don't look like the Board Of Trade to me.
- Eddie Ginley: We're changing the image. Would you sit down please. Oh, wait. You've got something on your eye. No, don't touch it, don't touch it. Leave it to me. Relax.
- [removes her glasses]
- Eddie Ginley: Close your eyes.
- [Kisses her]
- Anne Scott: I'm Anne Scott.
- Eddie Ginley: I'm all shook up.
- Anne Scott: What's your name?
- Eddie Ginley: Modelling. Clay Modelling.
- Anne Scott: I don't think I fancy you, Modelling.
- Eddie Ginley: Work on it.
- Anne Scott: I like tall men.
- Eddie Ginley: The Seven Dwarves got Snow White.
- Anne Scott: Only cos they crowded her.
- Eddie Ginley: You'll have to go on your knees then.
- Anne Scott: On this floor?
- Eddie Ginley: I'll put a cushion down.
- Anne Scott: I couldn't.
- Eddie Ginley: Why not?
- Anne Scott: I stoop to conquer, I don't kneel.
- Eddie Ginley: Mrs. Blankerscoon?
- Anne Scott: Not expected.
- Eddie Ginley: Where can I find her?
- Anne Scott: 49 Faulkner Square.
- Eddie Ginley: Does she live there?
- Anne Scott: Yes, but not for long.
- Eddie Ginley: How come.
- Anne Scott: She's leaving. Tomorrow.
- Eddie Ginley: What time?
- Anne Scott: 7am.
- Eddie Ginley: How?
- Anne Scott: Boat. Hoskinson's Dock.
- Eddie Ginley: You're a Londoner?
- Anne Scott: You're a bright kid, Modelling.
- Eddie Ginley: What you doing up here?
- Anne Scott: Old story. With a dancing troupe. Manager cleared off with the money, I was stranded.
- Eddie Ginley: In Liverpool?
- Anne Scott: In Liverpool. So I got a job in this office.
- Eddie Ginley: Don't be embarrassed when we're out together - I could walk behind you.
- Eddie Ginley: Oh no.
- Eddie Ginley: Why not?
- Anne Scott: I like to hold hands in the street. I'd feel like I was taking you out for a walk.
- Eddie Ginley: [Can't make out this line]
- Anne Scott: I'm basically conservative.
- Eddie Ginley: Switch sides.
- Anne Scott: I'd rather fight than switch.
- Eddie Ginley: [dialling phone] So you'd rather fight? What weight are you?
- Anne Scott: Bantam.
- Eddie Ginley: I'm heavy.
- Anne Scott: Ooh. You've got the weight, I've got the speed.
- Eddie Ginley: I sometimes hit below the belt.
- Eddie Ginley: [Phones again]
- Anne Scott: Hit below the belt, do you?
- Eddie Ginley: And I've got a long reach.
- Anne Scott: That's no good in a clinch.
- Eddie Ginley: Keep your guard up, don't lead with your chin, and keep throwing out those lefts.
- Anne Scott: What for?
- Eddie Ginley: [leaving office] You could get a crack at the title.
- Eddie Ginley: Thanks for the present.
- William: What present?
- Eddie Ginley: The birthday present.
- William: The day I give you a present pigs will fly.
- Eddie Ginley: That's what I mean, thanks for the flying pig.
- Mal: [as Eddie removes his dark glasses to make sure it really is his old boyhood friend] I've not had those off since Buddy Holly died.
- Eddie Ginley: Mal Conway!
- Mal: Eddie Ginley!
- Eddie Ginley: Bum!
- Mal: Bum!
- Eddie Ginley: What was Rommel like, Joey?
- Joey: Personally, Eddie, I never met the bugger. I saw James Mason take him off in a film once. Couldn't stand it - all those nice Germans. Haven't been since.