The Black Raven
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The Black Raven is a 1943 film about a group of strangers who are brought together in an old, dark house and must contend with two murders and $50,000 in stolen money.
- Directed by Sam Newfield. Written by Fred Myton.
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Amos Bradford[edit]
- With your imagination, you could see the Statue of Liberty do the conga!
- It's too bad you weren't born without a tongue, instead of without a brain.
Dialogue[edit]
- Horace Weatherby: I beg your pardon.
- Mike Bardoni: What for?
- Horace Weatherby: I just beg your pardon, that's all.
- Mike Bardoni: Don't bother me, screwball.
- Amos Bradford: He's suffering from rabid delusions aggravated by a moronic mentality.
- Andy: Is that bad?
- Horace Weatherby: Help! Help! Someone tried to break into my room!
- Tim Winfield: A man or a woman?
- Horace Weatherby: A man, I suppose. Why would a woman want to break into my room?
- Tim Winfield: Yeah, I guess you're right.
Cast[edit]
- George Zucco — Amos Bradford
- Wanda McKay — Lee Winfield
- Robert Livingston — Allen Bentley
- Noel Madison — Mike Bardoni
- Byron Foulger — Horace Weatherby
- Charles B. Middleton — Sheriff
- Robert Middlemass — Tim Winfield
- Glenn Strange — Andy
- I. Stanford Jolley — Whitey Cole
External links[edit]
- The Black Raven quotes at the Internet Movie Database