Temple advised that they weren""t there: "Maybe hey""re in the mangrove swamps.Maybe.Or maybe if you want to go wading, you might find them, maybe.But if I was you, I""d save myself he trouble.No doubt they""ll give themselves up before morning." Sheriff Sawyer added his own opinion: "Because the longer they stay at-large, the tougher it""s gonna be on ""em...is that you, darling?""better let it ring""If a woman answers...hang on for dear life!""Murder calling in 3-D!" (various 3-D re-releases)Hitchcock was known for many other sequences in his films involving knives, scissors, blades and other sharp implements (often ending up in someone""s back or body), such as inBlackmail (1929),The 39 Steps (1935),Sabotage (1936),Spellbound (1945),The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956),North by Northwest (1959),Psycho (1960), andTorn Curtain (1966), but the stabbing sequence in this film was arguably the most famous - or at the least a close second oPsycho (1960).I""m having hysterics.I""m hysterical.I can""t stop.When I get like this, I can""t stop.I""m hysterical."To ease Leo""s frazzled nerves, Max threw a cup of cold water at him:I""m wet! I""m wet! I""m hysterical and I""m wet!I""m in pain and I""m wet, and I""m still hysterical.One of his more interesting and intelligent films from a repertoire of about twelve films in his entire career, Sturges""Sullivan""s Travelssatirized Hollywood pretension and excesses with his particular brand of sophisticated verbal wit and dialogue, satire and fast-paced slapstick.