The Man They Could Not Hang Quotes

Taglines TRANSFORMED BY THE HANGMAN'S NOOSE...from a doctor serving humanity into a demon filled with hate...and terrorizing blood-lust!

Taglines To the law...he was a murderer!...to society, a samaritan!

Taglines Boris Karloff..master monster of filmdom...terrifying as a doctor-turned-demon in a holocaust of horror!

Taglines King of Horror...in his biggest role!

Taglines Boris Karloff dares you to see this holocaust of horror!

Priest It seems strange to see you in such good spirits, Doctor.

Dr. Henryk Savaard Strange that I should have no fear of dying? Well, I have lived so long questioning the unknown that this plunge into its depths is only the last and perhaps the greatest of my experiments.

Priest Have you no faith?

Dr. Henryk Savaard As a scientist, I'm afraid I'm a professional skeptic who doubts everything - even the certainties.

Priest But do you not recognize the great truths?

Dr. Henryk Savaard I never found one that would bear analysis.

Priest Can't you conceive of a truth too great for the human mind to analyze?

Dr. Henryk Savaard Tonight, no, but tomorrow I may know better!

Dr. Henryk Savaard You who have condemned me, I know your kind. Your forbears poisoned ], burned ], hanged, tortured all those whose offense was to bring light into darkness. For you to condemn me in my work is a crime so shameful that the judgement of history will be against you for all the years to come!

Taglines Weird! Horrifying! Fascinating!

Taglines Boris Karloff, the "Frankenstein" Monster, the man whose name telegraphs weird, fascinating chills gives you the biggest of all his roles...as a doctor turned demon, burning with fierce hatred of humanity!

Bob Roberts I'll be under anesthesia, that's all. There's nothing to it!

Betty Crawford Well, what if he can't bring you back?

Bob Roberts He won't miss! Why, inside of two hours we'll be eating chop suey and fighting about where we'll be going on our honeymoon.

Dr. Henryk Savaard Always remember I offered you life, and you gave me death!

Dr. Henryk Savaard Think of it! The Edison or Pasteur of tomorrow need not die merely because his heart is worn out. We'll give him a new heart taken perhaps from the body of a young man who's been killed in a automobile accident. And our great genius is awakened to another sixty years of useful life! You ask me if that's a benefit to mankind? I answer it's the gift of eternal life! But whether man's wise enough or old enough to receive such a gift, I don't know. I don't know!