John Cater credited as playing...
Superintendent Waverley
- Inspector Trout: I'm a bit apprehensive about finding the others, sir. Do you think you know where we are?
- Sir Wayne Waverley: Trout, I don't think; I know.
- Inspector Trout: I don't think you know either, sir.
- Sir Wayne Waverley: Come along, Trout, strike camp.
- Inspector Trout: Yeah, we ought to get these tents down, too, sir, and be on our way. And what about Baker? Should we dispose of his body?
- Sir Wayne Waverley: I don't know about his body, but I think we should give his head a decent burial.
- Inspector Trout: We could search the mountain...
- Sir Wayne Waverley: Trout, one needs a warrant to search. You should know that by now.
- Inspector Trout: I am aware, sir, but...
- Sir Wayne Waverley: We can't just storm into someone else's mountain. This isn't Hyde Park, you know.
- Sir Wayne Waverley: Maybe he won't come back.
- Inspector Trout: Oh, it's Phibes, all right, sir... and he always comes back.
- Inspector Trout: We found a body.
- Lombardo, Shipping Agent: Well, I didn't know you mislaid one. Whose?
- Sir Wayne Waverley: Ambrose's.
- Lombardo, Shipping Agent: Ah, him.
- Inspector Trout: Did you know him, sir?
- Lombardo, Shipping Agent: Not intimately. But he was always going on trips. He was an archeologist, digging around in the dirt, like you chaps.
- Inspector Trout: We have reason to believe he was murdered.
- Lombardo, Shipping Agent: Murdered?
- Sir Wayne Waverley: Killed.
- Lombardo, Shipping Agent: I understand what it means. But by who?
- Inspector Trout: Phibes must have used that storm last night as cover.
- Sir Wayne Waverley: Used it? He probably summoned it!
- Inspector Trout: But you haven't got a chance!
- Sir Wayne Waverley: He'll chop you down like the rest of them!
- Darius Biederbeck: I'm not like the rest of them! Phibes may put the fear of God in you, but not me. Now stay out of my way!
- Sir Wayne Waverley: And just why was the principal witness allowed to leave the country?
- Inspector Trout: It was a peculiar matter and we were dealing with a very difficult gentleman.
- Sir Wayne Waverley: Well, I've got news for you, Trout. You're dealing with an even more difficult one right now!