Highlights
Your Friends & Neighbors Season 2 - The Neighborhood Drama Continues Clip
Your Friends & Neighbors
House of the Dragon Season 3 - Draw Your Sword Clip
House of the Dragon
The Devil Wears Prada 2 - Runway Fallout Clip
The Devil Wears Prada 2
Dune: Part Three - Timothée Chalamet as Paul Atreides
Dune: Part Three
Hoppers - Squish Party Clip
Hoppers
Digger - Tom Cruise Poster
Digger
Mortal Kombat II - Martyn Ford and Joe Taslim Exclusive Interviews
Mortal Kombat II
Other Mommy - Official Poster
Other Mommy
Mutiny - First Round Pick Jason Statham Clip
Mutiny
Enola Holmes 3 - Official Poster
Enola Holmes 3
Masters of the Universe - Exclusive Interview with Nicholas Galitzine
Masters of the Universe
Whalefall - Official Teaser Poster
Whalefall
Ladies First - Exclusive Interview
Ladies First
Elle Season 1 - Official Poster
Elle

Lionel AtwillQuotes

Lionel Atwill
Birthday
February 27th, 1885
From
Croydon, London, England, UK
Actor

The Strange Case of Doctor Rx - Doctor's Limitations in Crisis Situation

Ernie Paul: [after seeing Zanini collapse] Somebody get a doctor! Is there a doctor in the house?
Dr. Fish: [Coming out of the crowd] I'm a doctor.
Ernie Paul: You're a doctor? See what you can do for him.
Dr. Fish: [after examining him briefly] There's nothing I can do for him. The man's dead!

Mark of the Vampire - Description of a Mysterious Figure

Maria: Yes! Yes! He had a white face! A dead white face with burning eyes, and a ghastly wound on his head.
Prof. Zelin: It was Count Mora.
Maria: Yes! Yes!
Inspector Neumann: Have you been drinking?
Maria: No! No, sir! If I have, I hope to choke on the next one!
Prof. Zelin: This is no time for levity!

Mark of the Vampire - A Failed Vampire Scheme Revealed

Irena Borotyn: I felt her deadly cold breath on my throat. I must have fainted. I knew no more.
Inspector Neumann: I know. We all thought our vampire scheme was so simple, so certain of success. We never thought we'd fail.

Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon - A Battle of Wits Between Rivals

Professor Moriarty: Closer to the end, Holmes. Closer and closer. Each second a few more drops leave your desiccated body. And you can feel em can't you? You're perfectly conscious aren't you, Holmes?
Sherlock Holmes: I shall be conscious long after you're dead, Moriarty.

Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon - Moriarty Reflects on His Victory Over Holmes

Professor Moriarty: [as Moriarty drains Holmes's blood] Drop by drop, Holmes. Drop by drop. Ah, in a way I'm almost sorry. You were a stimulating influence to me but it was obvious that I should win in the end.

Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon - Moriarty's View on Holmes' Honesty

Professor Moriarty: Brilliant man, Sherlock Holmes. Too bad he was honest.

Man-Made Monster - The Pursuit of Superior Humanity Through Science

Dr. Paul Rigas: ...eventually a race of superior men can be developed, men whose only wants are electricity.
Dr. John Lawrence: But, man, you're challenging the forces of Creation!
Dr. Paul Rigas: The forces of Creation? Bah! You know as well as I do that more than half the people of the world are doomed to a life of mediocrity - born to be nonentities, millstones around the neck of progress, men who have to be fed, watched, looked over, and taken care of by a superior intelligence. My theory is to make these people of more use to the world. By successive treatments their bodies can be so electrolyzed that they are no longer subject to the pains and frailties of ordinary mankind.
Dr. John Lawrence: Sometimes I think you are mad.
Dr. Paul Rigas: [[Archimedes; [Galileo Galilei|Galileo; [Isaac Newton|Newton; [Louis Pasteur|Pasteur] I am! So was ], ], ], ], Lister, and all the others who dared to dream!

Man-Made Monster - Fate Sealed from the Start in Laboratory

Dr. Paul Rigas: [to June] Dan McCormack, as you knew him, was doomed the first day he came into this laboratory.

Doctor X - Exploring the Subconscious Through Heart Reactions

Dr. Wells: Dr. Xavier is still working on his theory that strong mental repressions, phobias hidden in the darkest corners of the subconscious mind, can be brought to the surface and made to register, through certain reactions of the heart. Am I correct, professor?
Dr. Jerry Xavier: Precisely. And tonight I hope to prove my theory.

Doctor X - The Dilemma of Innocence and Consequences

Dr. Jerry Xavier: I want every one of you to submit to a psycho-neurological test. An experiment that I have devised, which I hope will prove each one of us innocent.
Dr. Rowitz: But, if it should prove otherwise?
Dr. Jerry Xavier: Well then, my dear doctor, surely one's own... "farewell to life"... is preferable to that demanded by the law.

Doctor X - Conversations About Feelings and Responses

Dr. Jerry Xavier: Good evening, Professor Duke, how are you feeling tonight?
Dr. Duke: Horrible.
Dr. Jerry Xavier: Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.
Dr. Duke: Well, if it makes you feel sorry to hear things like that, then don't ask questions!

Doctor X - Understanding the Mind of a Killer

Police Commissioner Stevens: What's your theory of the killer?
Dr. Jerry Xavier: A neurotic, of course. Some poor devil suffering from a fixation.
Police Commissioner Stevens: A fixation? What do you mean?
Dr. Jerry Xavier: A knot or kink tied in the brain by some past experience. A madness that comes only at certain times when the killer is brought in direct contact with some vivid reminder of the past.
Police Commissioner Stevens: [chuckling] It's hard to believe that.
Dr. Jerry Xavier: Yes, for a policeman I suppose it is. But I tell you that locked in each human skull is a little world all its own.

Doctor X - Secrets of a Retired Life

Dr. Haine: Professor, since we retired this body has been... It has been...
Dr. Jerry Xavier: I know, but I don't want her to know.

Doctor X - The Hidden Madness of Cannibalism

Dr. Jerry Xavier: Now, it is my theory, that one of us in the past, through dire necessity, was driven to cannibalism. The memory of that act was hammered like a nail into the mind of that man. Shrewd and brilliant, he could conceal his madness from the human eye, even from himself... but he can't conceal it from the eyes of the radio sensitivity.

Murders in the Zoo - The Complexity of Animal Emotions

Eric Gorman: Mr. Gates, never be afraid of a wild animal. Let it alone, and it'll leave you alone. That's more than we can say of most humans.
Peter Yates: You mean that you really like these, eh?
Eric Gorman: Beasts? I love them. They're honest in their simplicity, their primative emotions... They love, they hate, they kill.

Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man - Befriending the Monster in Vasaria

Mayor Of Vasaria: We must be more clever this time. We must pretend to be friends with the monster.
Vazec: [sarcastically] Yes, why not elect it mayor of Vasaria?

Mystery of the Wax Museum - A Plan Involving Fire Insurance

Joe Worth: I've got an idea that will get us out of all this, you and I have absolutely no money but we have got this.
Ivan Igor: Fire insurance? Is this your idea of humor my friend?
Joe Worth: Yes fire insurance, that's our way out.

Mystery of the Wax Museum - Investment Uncertainty in Difficult Times

Joe Worth: I don't hope to impress you, but I've got to tell you we haven't a farthing.
Ivan Igor: That is unfortunate.
Joe Worth: You're right it's unfortunate, 15,000 pounds it's cost me and you say it's unfortunate as though I've spilled soup on my vest.
Ivan Igor: Your money may have been very well invested you never know, something important may come of all this.
Joe Worth: Something important has got to come of all this, you know the rent on this place isn't paid?
Ivan Igor: Is that a fact?
Joe Worth: No I'm lying to amuse myself.

Son of Frankenstein - The Lasting Impact of Trauma

Inspector Krogh: One doesn't easily forget, Herr Baron, an arm torn out by the roots!