The Leech Woman (1960) |
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| Director(s) | Edward Dein |
| Producer(s) | No producer listed for this movie |
| Top Genres | Horror, Science Fiction |
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Coleen Gray
(as June Talbot)
Phillip Terry
(as Dr. Paul Talbot)
Gloria Talbott
(as Sally)
Harold Goodwin
(as Detective Joe)
The Leech Woman Overview:
The Leech Woman (1960) was a Horror - Science Fiction Film directed by Edward Dein .
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The Leech Woman (1960)
The Leech Woman Directed by Edward Dein Written by David Duncan; Story by Ben Pivar and Francis Rosenwald 1960/USA Universal International Pictures First viewing/Netflix rental Not to be confused with The Wasp Woman … June Talbot (Colleen Gray) is ten years older than her husband, endocrino... Read full article
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The Leech Woman Quotes:
Dr. Paul Talbot:
Old women always give me the creeps!
Sally Howard:
Well, I know you advertised for old women, but the one in the office looks like she came right out of "The Mummy's Tomb!"
June Talbot:
Did you say whiskey?
[Pouring herself a shot]
June Talbot: Here's to you whiskey - guardian of all frustrated wives.
[Pouring herself a shot]
June Talbot: Here's to you whiskey - guardian of all frustrated wives.
Dr. Paul Talbot:
[to June] You try to hide what you are in the fumes of whisky.
[first lines]
Dr. Paul Talbot: Well, that's a novelty - you're refusing anything with alcohol in it! I'm not used to seeing you sober this time of day.
See More Quotes from The Leech WomanDr. Paul Talbot: Well, that's a novelty - you're refusing anything with alcohol in it! I'm not used to seeing you sober this time of day.
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Stars Coleen Gray and Phillip Terry were so into their performances as a feuding couple that they didn't even get along off-camera either.
The nurse remarks that Old Malla looks like she came right out of The Mummy's Tomb, a movie produced by Ben Pivar.
Universal (then Universal-International) made this low budget horror film because they needed a second feature to play with their U.S. release of the Hammer production The Brides of Dracula.