The Lady and the Monster (1944) |
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| Director(s) | George Sherman |
| Producer(s) | George Sherman |
| Top Genres | Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller/Suspense |
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Vera Ralston(as Janice Farrell)
The Lady and the Monster
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1944
The Lady and the Monster
Released
1944
Vera Ralston
(as Janice Farrell)
Richard Arlen(as Dr. Patrick Cory)
The Lady and the Monster
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1944
The Lady and the Monster
Released
1944
Richard Arlen
(as Dr. Patrick Cory)
Erich von Stroheim(as Prof. Franz Mueller)
The Lady and the Monster
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1944
The Lady and the Monster
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1944
Erich von Stroheim
(as Prof. Franz Mueller)
Helen Vinson(as Chloe Donovan)
The Lady and the Monster
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1944
The Lady and the Monster
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1944
Helen Vinson
(as Chloe Donovan)
Mary Nash(as Mrs. Fame, the housekeeper)
The Lady and the Monster
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1944
The Lady and the Monster
Released
1944
Mary Nash
(as Mrs. Fame, the houseke...)
Sidney Blackmer(as Eugene Fulton)
The Lady and the Monster
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1944
The Lady and the Monster
Released
1944
Sidney Blackmer
(as Eugene Fulton)
William Henry(as Roger Collins)
The Lady and the Monster
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1944
The Lady and the Monster
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1944
William Henry
(as Roger Collins)
Juanita Quigley(as Mary Lou)
The Lady and the Monster
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1944
The Lady and the Monster
Released
1944
Juanita Quigley
(as Mary Lou)
The Lady and the Monster Overview:
The Lady and the Monster (1944) was a Horror - Science Fiction Film directed by George Sherman and produced by George Sherman.
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THE LADY AND THE MONSTER
This is the very first film adaptation of Curt Siodmak's science-fiction novel DONOVAN'S BRAIN. The movie was made by Republic Pictures and released in 1944. Siodmak was not involved in the production, which was directed by Western veteran George Sherman. In a spooky castle-like building (which is c... Read full article
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The Lady and the Monster Quotes:
Prof. Franz Mueller:
What do I know about the brain itself? Nothing. Can it think? Remember after its body is dead? Could it be made to feel, to hear perhaps, or to express itself in some way? To contact the living?
Prof. Franz Mueller:
Would it not be the achievement of all time to keep the brains of great thinkers, scientists, authors, statesmen, alive? To derive benefit from their wisdom and thinking power, even after their death - to make them literally immortal?
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