"The Third Man" Toys of the Dead (TV Episode 1959) - Michael Rennie as Harry Lime

Dame Lavinia : So this is where you lurk and scheme, you wicked man.

Harry Lime : Dame Lavinia, I'm overwhelmed.

Dame Lavinia : As well you might be. This is my first outing during the hours of daylight since the coronation.

Harry Lime : Couldn't you sleep?

Dame Lavinia : I never sleep - I lie and think. Today, my thoughts came in stanzas of running fire; they forced me to come and see you.

Harry Lime : Well, maybe it's the warm spring.

Dame Lavinia : [laughs] I like you, Harry Lime. Our minds dance to the same preposterous music.
Harry Lime : Anything else?

Dame Lavinia : A word of warning. These things we collect are toys of the dead, yet some collectors value them beyond life - anybody's life. Be very careful.
Batlivenga : My dear Mr. Lime, you are wounded.

Harry Lime : I wouldn't worry about it, Batlivenga.

Batlivenga : You are accident prone, perhaps? I have known this before in people. In such cases, the senses warn the brain repeatedly of danger, but the brain takes no notice - rejects the message. The result: accident, injury, and if the condition persists, loss of life. It's virutally a disease.

Harry Lime : Then stay away from me, Batlivenga. It may well be catching.
Batlivenga : All right, Mr. Lime, you win. Let us do business together.

Harry Lime : The market just closed.

Michael Rennie: Harry Lime