Dennis Franz credited as playing...
Detective Marino
- Dr. Robert Elliott: [being interviewed by Marino after Kate's murder] She had some problems with her marriage, and I was hoping to work them out.
- Detective Marino: What kind of problems?
- Dr. Robert Elliott: Are you married, Detective Marino?
- Detective Marino: Yeah.
- Dr. Robert Elliott: Children?
- Detective Marino: Two sons.
- Dr. Robert Elliott: When was the last time you had intercourse with your wife?
- Detective Marino: Now what the fuck is it to you?
- Dr. Robert Elliott: That's exactly how I feel about your questions concerning Mrs Miller.
- Detective Marino: Hey, look, Doctor, we got a brutally murdered woman here, who passed the point of being embarrassed by anything you might tell me.
- Liz Blake: How the hell am I supposed to know where he is?
- Detective Marino: Well, if you can't find him, I sure can't. And anyway, you got a lot better motivation than I do: your ass.
- Detective Marino: What's the matter, huh? I'm a little crude for you, huh?
- Liz Blake: That's right.
- Detective Marino: Look, Miss Blake, let's cut this shit. Huh? I got all the dope on you right here. Does this look familiar? Let me see. March 5th. Charge: disorderly conduct, solicitation for the purpose of prostitution. Arresting Officer: Duram. Apprehended at the Park Avenue Hotel. Oh, classy arrest.
- Liz Blake: Thank you.
- Detective Marino: Let's face it, you're a whore. Oh, a Park Avenue whore, but you're still a whore. *Now*, who were you fucking?
- Liz Blake: Fuck you.
- Detective Marino: No, fuck you!
- Dr. Robert Elliott: I'm not used to discussing a patient's case with outsiders.
- Detective Marino: I'm not an outsider. I'm a cop.
- Detective Marino: Could she have met one of these nuts at your office? I mean, some kind of weirdo she could've turned on that might have followed her?
- Dr. Robert Elliott: The term we use, Detective Marino, is not "weirdo," but a person suffering from emotional dysfunction and a problem of maladaption. And they never come to my office.
- Detective Marino: Are you sure? How about a new patient? I mean, how do you know how nuts they are until you see them?
- Detective Marino: Look. We got some hot-pants broad cruising around for some action. The guy she picked up went down on her in a cab, for Christ's sake. I got a blow-by-blow description from the cabby.
- Liz Blake: Why would I want to kill her?
- Detective Marino: You were there with the razor. You tell me.
- Liz Blake: I told you. There was a blonde woman in the elevator.
- Detective Marino: Yeah, except nobody else saw this blonde woman enter or leave the building. You didn't notice if she had wings, did you?