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The Wasp Woman (1959) Quotes with Sound Clips - Page 41

The Wasp Woman (1959) poster

Sound clips of memorable quotes and sfx from the 1959 science-fiction horror film The Wasp Woman.

Actors: Susan Cabot (Janice Starlin The Wasp Woman), Anthony Eisley (Bill Lane), Barboura Morris (Mary Dennison)

4 more actors, William Roerick (Arthur Cooper), Michael Mark (Dr. Eric Zinthrop), Frank Gerstle (Les Hellman), Lynn Cartwright (Maureen Reardon)

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401 What are your terms, Mr. Zinthrop?
402 What is it, Gleason?
403 What is it, Maureen?
404 What is it, Thompson?
405 What's going on down there?
406 What? What's that? What? -Lie back now, you just had a bad dream. Lie down now, go to sleep.
407 When Mr. Zinthrop arrives, there will be a press interview and all questions regarding the rejuvenation process will be referred to him.
408 When you get up there, call the police. You can't get outside on this phone. -All right, all right, I'll hurry.
409 When you're feeling better, Mr. Zinthrop, there are a few things I'd like to discuss with you. -Good, good.
410 Where would you put the responsibility for this decline? -On you, Miss Starlin.

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