The Beast with Five Fingers
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The Beast with Five Fingers is a 1946 film about a one-handed, wheelchair-bound pianist, with a strong belief in the occult, who is murdered.
- Directed by Robert Florey. Written by Curt Siodmak.
Your flesh will creep... AT THE HAND THAT CRAWLS!! (taglines)
Contents
Dialogue[edit]
- Francis Ingram: Hilary, do you know why you are here?
- Hilary Cummins: No, I don't . Some anniversary perhaps?
- Francis Ingram: No, no such thing. I merely want your testimony... that I am not insane. It's very important to me to be certain that not one of you thinks I am of unsound mind. Bruce, you are an artist, a musician, You've been with me a long time. You've been with me constantly; therefore you are in a position to speak. Are you convinced that there is nothing wrong with... with my mental balance?
- Conrad Ryler: Your mental balance is equal to mine, and while I consider that a tribute to your sanity, there are certain people in San Stefano who consider me... slightly eccentric. Perhaps they're right.
- Conrad Ryler: I know, Julie, you're afraid. He's holding you with his pain and helplessness. He draws his energy from your life. He'll never let you go.
- Julie Holden: But I must go.
Taglines[edit]
- Your flesh will creep... AT THE HAND THAT CRAWLS!!
- It walks like a spider... it stalks like a cobra!
- A Sensation of Screaming Suspense!
- You've never seen the like of it!
Cast[edit]
- Robert Alda — Bruce Conrad
- Andrea King — Julie Holden
- Peter Lorre — Hilary Cummins
- Victor Francen — Francis Ingram
External links[edit]
- The Beast with Five Fingers quotes at the Internet Movie Database
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