The Thing from Another World Quotes with Sound Clips

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Revisit the sci-fi classic "The Thing from Another World" with our collection of sound clips featuring iconic quotes from the 1951 movie.

Actors: Margaret Sheridan (Nikki Nicholson), Kenneth Tobey (Captain Patrick Hendry), Robert Cornthwaite (Dr. Arthur Carrington), Douglas Spencer (Scotty)

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41 8:00 at night, and the general yelling for his troops. Sounds like the old days.

— Scotty (Douglas Spencer)

42 And what's the telegraph vine? -Well, a vine, research has proven, can signal to other vines of the same species. Vines, twenty to, well, a hundred miles away.

— Dr. Arthur Carrington (Robert Cornthwaite)

43 Anybody around here want some coffee? -No, but you can come in. -It's the only reason I brought it. I was hoping you might ask me in.

— Nikki Nicholson (Margaret Sheridan)

44 Didn't find anything, did you? I didn't think you would. When we lose them, they stay lost. Not that it makes much difference. There's nothing going out on the radio, nothing coming in.

— Scotty (Douglas Spencer)

45 Do you suppose the Pentagon could send us a revolving door? -Could be, sir. We got 10 pith helmets last week.

46 Holy cat! Hey... It's almost... -Yeah. Almost a perfect... -It is. It's round. -We finally got one. -We found a flying saucer!

47 I've got to find some way to get back to civilization. -How, for instance? -I don't know. Pogo sticks, kiddie cars, gondolas, dog sleds...

— Scotty (Douglas Spencer)

48 It's warm in Seattle. -They got girls there. -Without fur pants on.

49 Our captain has some funny ideas about the North Pole. -He thinks it's a garden spot. Come and bring the kiddies.

— (Dewey Martin)

50 Our superior. Our superior in every way.

— Dr. Arthur Carrington (Robert Cornthwaite)

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