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Fiend Without a Face (1958) Quotes with Sound Clips - Page 46

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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451 What has he marked up in the ledger for good as against the ledger for bad? He was a good and generous man...
452 What have I unleashed? -It's ghastly! It's horrible! -You can say that again.
453 What is it, then? -Nothing supernatural, I'm sure. I can't believe that. I'm a scientist.
454 What is it? -Did you get him? -What gives?
455 What kind of cooperation do you call that? -They're nervous, upset.
456 What was that?
457 What were you doing in the cemetery tonight, professor? Were you, uh, looking for this?
458 What were you doing there, Professor?
459 What's the difference? They've got the body, so it's finished.
460 When you tell me you haven't known me long enough... Oh. Yeah, okay. Okay, I'll see ya later.

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