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Robot Monster (1953) Quotes with Sound Clips - Page 26

Robot Monster (1953) poster

Sound clips of the best lines and sound effects from the 1953 film Robot Monster (1953), available in MP3 and WAV formats.

Actors: George Barrows (Ro-Man The Robot Monster / Great Guidance of the Ro-Men), John Mylong (The Professor), Claudia Barrett (Alice), George Nader (Roy)

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251 It means that Roy's gone too! -I'll bet Alice is happy, the way they used to fight.
252 It's all right, boy. You did right.
253 It's not for him, it's for us.
254 It's Roy! -Roy! He's alive!
255 Jason and McCloud take off in two days.
256 Jiminy! Two days you've been at it! -Oh, not that long, it can't be that long!
257 Jimmy Cagney doing the song. Now, Cagney walks like he's a little out of balance. Jimmy Cagney.
258 Jimmy Stewart doing the song: When we're out together, gee... gee y-you treat me funny. You talk about the weather, but-but oh, honey, I-I want love. What can I do? My heart is owned and operated by you.
259 Johnny has left the barricade. He might have it in his head to find Ro-Man. We have to stop him.
260 Johnny! Johnny!

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