Gilda

Mobster Ballin Mundson tells gambler Johnny Farrell, referring to his cane which hides a sword, "It is a most faithful and obedient friend." (0:03)

Mundson’s thug Casey tells Farrell, "Don’t worry, bub."
Casey punches Farrell in the head.
Farrell slugs Casey in the head.
Farrell tells Mundson, ”You have no idea how faithful and obedient I can be...” (0:10)

Farrell: "You’d think I would have had some instinct of warning...." (0:16)

Mundson’s singer wife Gilda tells Farrell, "If there’s anything I love, it’s a spontaneous impulsive complement like that..."
Farrell: ”I get confused.”
Mundson: ”Confused?” (0:26)

Mundson: “You’re a child, Gilda, a beautiful greedy child..."
Gilda: ”If you’re worried about Johnny Farrell, don’t be.” (0:34)

Washroom attendant Uncle Pio tells Gilda, "Only frustrated people smoke too much, and only lonely people are frustrated." (0:37)

Gilda tells a man, "I was just tossing away my frustration." (0:37)

Mundson tells a mobster who pretends to gamble, "On the contrary, I sympathize with you deeply." (0:39)

A gunshot off camera suggests a gambler has killed himself. (0:43)

Mundson, referring to the gambler: "Did he kill himself, Johnny?"
Farrell: ”That he killed himself?” (0:43)

Mundson, referring to Gilda: "I’m mad about her, Johnny. Mad." (0:46)

Gabe Evans tells Gilda, "Besides being pretty, you’re positively intelligent."
”... I’ve taken husbands in small doses...”
Farrell slugs Evans in the head.
Gilda: ”That’s great, hitting a man when he’s drunk.”
Farrell: ”He shouldn’t get drunk on my time.”
Gilda: ”Any psychiatrist would tell you that means something, Johnny.” (0:48)

Farrell: "At first I thought I was just dreaming it." (0:50)

Gilda tells Mundson, "You weren’t worried, were you?"
Mundson: ”Is that what’s making you so nervous?”
Gilda: ”Nervous?”
”No wonder I’m nervous.”
”Isn’t that enough to make a person nervous?” (0:57)

Mundson: "I expect my little friends to be obedient, Johnny." (1:12)

Farrell, referring to Mundson: "I knew that all... his dreams of greatness would be wrecked..." (1:15)

Gilda tells Farrell, "Hate is a very exciting emotion." (1:16)

Farrell tells the others, referring to Gilda, "Her husband’s death has hit her very hard." (1:21)

A German man, referring to Mundson: "He was a madman, Mr. Farrell. " (1:25)

Gilda tells Farrell, "I thought maybe you were an amnesia victim or something."
Referring to Mundson: ”He was insane, Johnny.”
”You wouldn’t think one woman could marry two insane men in one lifetime, now would you?” (1:27)

Gilda tells lawyer Thomas Langford, "The light switch is right here somewhere, if my memory doesn’t fail me."
Gilda smacks Farrell in the face. (1:36)

Farrell smacks Gilda in the head. (1:41)

Police detective Maurice Obregon tells Farrell, "... as long as you’re as sick in the head as you are about her, you’re not able to think about anything clearly." (1:42)

Mundson tells Gilda and Farrell, "I had neither the time nor the inclination for an emotional scene... Emotion is so apt to cloud the brain, isn’t it?” (1:47)

Obregon tells Gilda and Farrell, "... Mundson committed suicide three months ago..." (1:49)

References in Mulholland Drive, The Shawshank Redemption