The Werewolf (1956 film)
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The Werewolf is a 1956 film about two scientists who turn a man into a werewolf.
- Directed by Fred F. Sears. Written by Robert E. Kent.
Scientists turn men into beasts! (taglines)
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Sheriff Jack Haines[edit]
- Doctors try to save people. The Law doesn't always have a choice.
Dialogue[edit]
- Dr. Emery Forrest: But to take a stranger, a man injured in an accident, and give him a full inoculation of that serum.
- Dr. Morgan Chambers: Yes, I'd almost forgotten about him. So much could fail if he should remember and tell someone what he knows about us. There's nothing else left but to-...
- Dr. Emery Forrest: You're not going to kill him!
- Dr. Morgan Chambers: You think he still wants to live after what he's become? It would be an act of charity.
Taglines[edit]
- You see it happen!
- The horror of all mankind terrifies the screen!
- Scientists turn men into beasts!
- It happens before your horrified eyes!
Cast[edit]
- Steven Ritch — Duncan Marsh
- Don Megowan — Sheriff Jack Haines
- Joyce Holden — Amy Standish
- Eleanore Tanin — Helen Marsh
- Kim Charney — Chris Marsh
- Harry Lauter — Deputy Ben Clovey
- Larry J. Blake — Hank Durgis
- Ken Christy — Dr. Jonas Gilchrist
External links[edit]
- The Werewolf quotes at the Internet Movie Database
