The Smiling Ghost
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The Smiling Ghost is a 1941 film about an heiress who seems to be cursed as each of her intended grooms meets with a horrible end.
- Directed by Lewis Seiler. Written by Kenneth Gamet, based on a story by Stuart Palmer.
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Dialogue[edit]
- Elinor Bentley: What kind of a kiss do you perform?
- Alexander "Lucky" Downing: You mean there's more than one kind?
- Elinor Bentley: I thought you were a college man.
- Alexander "Lucky" Downing: Oh, I guess I was too busy studying chemical experiments to learn more than just plain old every day kissing.
- Elinor Bentley: Suppose we try that?
- Alexander "Lucky" Downing: Well, all right. [Kisses her lightly on the cheek] Goodnight.
- Elinor Bentley: You must have been a whiz at chemistry.
- Clarence: Boss, if you hear something whizzing by you, it'll be me.
- Alexander "Lucky" Downing: Why, Clarence, don't tell me you're afraid.
- Clarence: I ain't afraid, but my feets ain't gonna stand around and see my body abused.
Cast[edit]
- Wayne Morris — Alexander "Lucky" Downing
- Alexis Smith — Elinor Bentley
- Alan Hale — Norton
- Brenda Marshall — Lil Barstow
- Lee Patrick — Rose Fairchild
- David Bruce — Paul Myron
- Helen Westley — Grandmother Bentley
- Willie Best — Clarence
- Charles Halton — Great-Uncle Ames Bentley
- Richard Ainley — Cousin Tennant Bentley
- Roland Drew — Uncle Hilton Fairchild
- George Meader — Mr. Dinwiddie
- Clem Bevans — Sexton
External links[edit]
- The Smiling Ghost quotes at the Internet Movie Database