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Fiend Without a Face (1958) Quotes with Sound Clips - Page 44

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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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431 Well, I reckon we owe it to you, Major.
432 Well, I'd like to see the professor. -Oh. Yes, of course. -Thank you.
433 Well, if that's the way it's got to be. -I'm afraid it is.
434 Well, it was an expression of complete horror. Fright. Almost insane, I guess.
435 Well, let's get Melville. He's the deputy mayor. I suppose it's up to him.
436 Well, Major, I'm leaving you in charge. Report back when you have the situation well in hand.
437 Well, thanks. -What for? -Oh, for the lift and the words of comfort. -I wish I could do more.
438 Well, the coroner said it was heart failure. That oughta do it. He's one of them.
439 Well, the explanation is quite a simple one.
440 Well, there must be some way of controlling the reaction.

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