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Dr. Brian Stanley:
[Sarcasticalloy] One more transfusion and I'll be a full-blooded Irishman.
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Peter Cushing
in
Island of Terror
(1966)
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Dr. Brian Stanley:
What the devil did Napoleon do on that island to keep himself busy?
Dr. David West: He invented solitaire. Toni Merrill: I've a much better game in mind. Dr. Brian Stanley: Can three play?
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Peter Cushing
in
Island of Terror
(1966)
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Dr. Lawrence Phillips:
The potential across the cell membrane must be maintained during irradiation of the nucleus. Is the tri-chem stage complete?
Carson: Yes. Dr. Lawrence Phillips: And the, uh, vapor-applicator? Carson: It's been corrected. The histo-connect problem has been solved. There shouldn't be any snags. Dr. Lawrence Phillips: Good. Now that we've received the infusion equipment, well, I'm certain they will understand my reason for going ahead. I waited a long time for this moment. If we're successful today, it may well be that we have the cure for cancer.
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Peter Cushing
in
Island of Terror
(1966)
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[arriving at the mansion]
Dr. David West: Toni, you stay in the car. Toni Merrill: I'm not staying here with all those things running around. Dr. Brian Stanley: Oh, let her come. I wouldn't want to stay out here alone, either. It's too damn creepy.
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Peter Cushing
in
Island of Terror
(1966)
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[Stanley strays a bit too far from the main group]
Dr. David West: Brian, hold it! Come back to the car. If there is something in there, we'd better not get too close until we know what we're up against. Dr. Reginald Landers: What do you think is in there? Dr. David West: I don't know. But let's not take any unnecessary risks. Dr. Brian Stanley: Yes, especially with me!
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Peter Cushing
in
Island of Terror
(1966)
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