High Sierra

Driver: "I was getting kind of nervous, Earle." (0:02)

Jake Kranmer tells pardoned convict Roy “Mad Dog” Earle, "You don’t have to worry about me."
”I told you not to worry about that.” (0:04)

Marie Garson: "So you see, Mr. Earle, Mendoza’s the one for you to worry about, not me."
Earle: ”I ain’t worrying about you.” (0:14)

Handyman Algernon tells Earle, "Sorta gets me worried, too." (0:16)

Earle tells Marie, "I saw a guy take a dive once."
Marie: ”I should think you’d go crazy.” (0:18)

Earle tells the others, "... one of the guys got the shakes. Well, pretty soon, we found out that this guy with the shakes had talked too much... The guy with the shakes is sitting right across the room from him..." (0:21)

Bystander, referring to Velma, "Look, she’s a cripple, too." (0:25)

Earle tells Velma’s grandfather, "I wouldn’t worry about him, Pa." (0:26)

Big Mac tells Earle, "... I can’t sleep."
Doc Banton tells Big Mac, ”Same doses, same medicine. Need a new prescription?” (0:30)

Her mother Mabel tells Velma, "Don’t you worry, honey."
Earle tells Pa Goodhue, ”I ain’t worrying about that.”
Pa: ”... a divorced man running around with a crippled girl...”
Mabel tells Earle, ”... I’ve been so worried about Velma.”
Earle: ”You got nothing to worry about, Velma.” (0:36)

Marie tells Earle, referring to gangster Babe Kozak, "He went crazy... he picked up a poker and hit Red over the head with it."
”... Babe knocked Red cold...”
Referring to Babe: ”He was like a crazy guy.” (0:41)

Red tells Earle, referring to Babe, "He hit me on the head..." (0:42)

Babe tells Earle, "I went crazy." (0:42)

Earle hits Babe in the head with his pistol. (0:43)

Marie tells Earle, "... you kept from going crazy by thinking all the time about a crash-out..."
”My old man used to get drunk a couple of times a week and kick us around.” (0:45)

Pa tells Earle, referring to Velma, "... nobody’d ever know she was crippled." (0:50)

Earle, referring to Velma’s boyfriend Lon Preiser, "Are you crazy about him, Velma?" (0:52)

Velma: "I’m not crippled anymore, Pa." (0:53)

Earle tells Marie, referring to Babe and Red, "Ah, there’s no use in worrying about them." (1:02)

Kranmer tells Earle, referring to inside man Louis Mendoza, "He got knocked cold..." (1:04)

Lon tells Velma, "Joe’s a panic when he’s tight." (1:09)

Gangster Art tells Earle, "Oh, now don’t worry, Roy." (1:13)

Marie tells Earle, "Sometimes you get me crazy." (1:15)

Earle knocks a man out with his pistol. (1:19)

Earle tells Marie they call him, "Mad Dog Earle."
”Mad Dog Earle, how do you like that?” (1:19)

Radio reporter mentions "Mad Dog Roy Earle" (1:23)

Sign on drugstore window: "Prescriptions"
The clerk tells Earle, ”Yes sir, but don’t get nervous.” (1:23)

Marie reacts to Earle’s death. (1:37)

Reference in Nouvelle Vague