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Fiend Without a Face (1958) Quotes with Sound Clips - Page 14

Fiend Without a Face (1958) poster

Sound clips of the best quotes and sfx from the 1958 science-fiction horror film Fiend Without a Face.

Actors: Marshall Thompson (Major Jeff Cummings), Kynaston Reeves (Professor Walgate), Kim Parker (Barbara Griselle), Stanley Maxted (Colonel Butler), Terry Kilburn (Captain Al Chester)

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131 Excuse me, sir. This just came in from the FBI.
132 Finished? I wouldn't bet on it.
133 First Howard Gibbons, now the professor.
134 For a long time, I persisted in this one experiment without success... until one night.
135 For goodness sake, get somebody out here to stay with you.
136 For this reason, I've asked Major Cummings to this meeting. He's going to help us in any way he possibly can. That goes for his commanding officer, Colonel Butler, who is very concerned about what's happened.
137 Found something interesting? -Oh, I was just glancing around... -That's all right. Professor Walgate was preparing these for publication anyway.
138 Get me the Hanford Works on the Columbia River right away.
139 Gibbons!
140 Gibbons! Gibbons! Where are you? Gibbons! Gibbons! Gibbons!

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