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Frederick Loren:
This is Lance Schroeder, a test pilot. He's no doubt a brave man, but don't you think you can be much braver if you're paid for it? And I happen to know that Lance needs the ten thousand I'm giving, if he's brave enough to stay all night.
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Vincent Price
(as Frederick Loren)
in
House on Haunted Hill
(1959)
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Frederick Loren:
This is Nora Manning, I picked her from the thousands of people who work for me because she needed the ten thousand more than most. She supports her whole family, isn't she pretty?
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Vincent Price
(as Frederick Loren)
in
House on Haunted Hill
(1959)
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Frederick Loren:
This is Ruth Bridges, you've no doubt read her column in the newspapers. She says that her reason for coming to the party is to write a feature article on ghosts; she's also desperate for money, gambles...
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Vincent Price
(as Frederick Loren)
in
House on Haunted Hill
(1959)
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Frederick Loren:
What husband hasn't, at some time, wanted to kill his wife? What husband hasn't had a thousand opportunities to do it in such a way so that he'd never be suspected?
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Vincent Price
(as Frederick Loren)
in
House on Haunted Hill
(1959)
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Frederick Loren:
Would you adore me as much if I were poor? No, all you want to be is a lovely widow.
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Vincent Price
(as Frederick Loren)
in
House on Haunted Hill
(1959)
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Frederick Loren:
You've already met Watson Pritchard, a man living in mortal fear of a house and yet he is risking his life to spend another night here. I wonder why? He says for money.
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Vincent Price
(as Frederick Loren)
in
House on Haunted Hill
(1959)
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[last lines]
Watson Pritchard: They're coming for me now... [looks at camera] Watson Pritchard: and then they'll come for you.
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Elisha Cook Jr.
(as Watson Pritchard)
in
House on Haunted Hill
(1959)
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Vincent Price
(as Frederick Loren)
in
House on Haunted Hill
(1959)
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