The Unholy Four (1954) |
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| Director(s) | Terence Fisher |
| Producer(s) | Michael Carreras |
| Top Genres | Drama, Film Adaptation, Mystery |
| Top Topics | Amnesia, Book-Based |
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Paulette Goddard(as Angie)
The Unholy Four
Released
1954
The Unholy Four
Released
1954
Paulette Goddard
(as Angie)
William Sylvester(as Philip Vickers)
The Unholy Four
Released
1954
The Unholy Four
Released
1954
William Sylvester
(as Philip Vickers)
Patricia Owens(as Blonde)
The Unholy Four
Released
1954
The Unholy Four
Released
1954
Patricia Owens
(as Blonde)
The Unholy Four Overview:
The Unholy Four (1954) was a Mystery - Drama Film directed by Terence Fisher and produced by Michael Carreras.
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The Unholy Four Quotes:
Insp. Treherne:
[leaving] You'll be hearing from us, Mr. Vickers.
Philip Vickers: We'd be most unhappy if we didn't, Inspector.
[turning to the party guests]
Philip Vickers: And now if you don't mind, you can all leave, and while you're at it, start covering up tracks and rehearsing alibis. Somebody's gonna need a good one!
Philip Vickers: We'd be most unhappy if we didn't, Inspector.
[turning to the party guests]
Philip Vickers: And now if you don't mind, you can all leave, and while you're at it, start covering up tracks and rehearsing alibis. Somebody's gonna need a good one!
Philip Vickers:
That's not a sweater she's knitting - it's a noose. She and Treherne are going to fasten it on me together and tie it into a true lover's knot. She's been down there since early morning trying to talk me right into death row.
[first lines]
Philip Vickers: [to dog] Hello, Coolin, boy. Hello, old boy. You didn't forget, did you, huh?
Philip Vickers: [to dog] Hello, Coolin, boy. Hello, old boy. You didn't forget, did you, huh?
Angie:
Oh, when will this ever be over, Vick? When can we ever go back to just being people again?
Philip Vickers:
I don't know what hit me or how long it was before I came to. But when I did I was aboard the Mexican tramp with nothing in my pocket to tell me who I was. Nothing in my head either. Except a big hole.
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