That's enough to give me what I want, Miss Griselle.

2 seconds sound clip from the Fiend Without a Face (1958) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:07:56.843 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

Quote context

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- And we've told you that we feel that the refusal of an autopsy... Sorry, Miss Griselle... Refusing to do it won't disrupt the effort.

- I'm no parley diplomat, I'm an army man. I'm straightforward, maybe even blunt. But I'm afraid I must use stronger methods of persuasion.

- Do you recognize this, Miss Griselle? It's your brother's notebook. He's made some very interesting notations.

- Major, take a look at this page here. What's it look like to you?

- It's a timetable schedule.

- Do you note the times indicated in each line? What is it?

- Why, the schedule of our takeoffs and landings.

- That's enough to give me what I want, Miss Griselle.

- May I have a look at that notebook?

- Give it to her, Major.

- Thank you.

- This schedule is a list of your takeoff and landings. Our herds milk at four-nothing cream content, and my brother felt it was due to the jets flying overhead. That's why he was gathering this information.

- If you notice in the following pages, here's what it says.

- Helen: Less nervous today, quality low.

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