Secret of the Incas

Miss Morris:
Most men don't enjoy taking money from women.

Harry Steele:
That's the best kind. It's the hardest to get and always smells so good.

Harry Steele:
Stay down or I'll kick your head right out the window.

Harry Steele:
I've seen so many women cry it doesn't impress me anymore.

[first lines]

Miss Morris:
Do all the railways in Peru have to go this fast?

Harry Steele:
We're trying to get you back to Cusco in time to catch your plane. Don't worry, we've never lost a tourist yet.

Miss Morris:
It's been very enjoyable. I've enjoyed the trip.

Harry Steele:
You're wondering how you're going to pay me without hurting my feelings, Miss Morris, forget it. Just, uh, take out your roll and start counting.

Miss Morris:
You're not exactly timid, are you?

Harry Steele:
Not about money. Money sings and I love music.

Harry Steele:
Any private planes due in?

Charlie:
No. You always ask if any private planes is due in and the answer is always no.

Harry Steele:
Well, someday the answer will be yes.

Charlie:
Then what? Supposing a private plane does come in?

Harry Steele:
Just between you and me, I'll steal it.

Harry Steele:
Where did Morgan say he'd meet me?

Charlie:
The old grotto. Better stay away from that crud.

Harry Steele:
I like being around Morgan. Makes me feel honest.

Elena Antonescu:
Mr. Steele, Harry Steele?

Young Man at Bar:
Well, does the name really matter?

Harry Steele:
Yes, because my name is Steele, and I'm bigger than you are.

Miss Morris:
[to Harry Steele] For a tall man, you're the smallest man I ever met.

Harry Steele:
[to Miss Morris] A girl like you, you're made for somebody like me, and you know it.