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The Wasp Woman (1959) Quotes with Sound Clips - Page 42

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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411 Who are you?
412 Who's responsible for this? -Most likely Dr. Zinthrop, sir. I told you he was a crackpot. -Zinthrop, huh? Zinthrop.
413 Who's the best man for this kind of injury? -Well, there's several top specialists. -Get the best, I'll take full responsibility for the expenses. -Yes, Miss Starlin.
414 Why are you and Mary still in the building? It's after 10.
415 Why is it taking so long? It's the third week.
416 Why not increase the dosage? Wouldn't that step up the process?
417 Why, it's incredible! The same mark. -Same cat.
418 Why, thank you sir.
419 Will you let me talk to Bill a minute, Sue? -Thanks.
420 Would you mind waiting until I finish, Miss Starlin?

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