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Year: 1945

Director:
Terry O. Morse

Fog Island

John Kavanaugh: This is a curious place.
Leo Grainger: Yes. Strangely enough, it was built by pirates. But YOU shouldn't have any trouble finding your way around.

-- George Zucco in Fog Island (1945)

Year: 1943

Director:
Sam Newfield

The Black Raven

Amos Bradford: With your imagination, you could see the Statue of Liberty do the conga!

-- George Zucco in The Black Raven (1943)

Year: 1948

Director:
Victor Fleming

Joan of Arc

Constable of Clervaux: If you are the Maid and I don't say that you are- but if you are, I have a message from the people of Clervaux. It's this, go with God and save France. Save France and save our people.

-- George Zucco (as Constable of Clerveaux) in Joan of Arc (1948)

Year: 1937

Director:
Dorothy Arzner

The Bride Wore Red

Count Rudi Armalia: Very superior waiter. Very superior man, probably. Pity no-one will ever know.

-- George Zucco (as Count Armalia) in The Bride Wore Red (1937)

Year: 1937

Director:
Dorothy Arzner

The Bride Wore Red

Count Rudi Armalia: Waiters are notoriously better-mannered than those they serve.

-- George Zucco (as Count Armalia) in The Bride Wore Red (1937)

Year: 1938

Director:
H. Bruce Humberstone

Charlie Chan in Honolulu

Dr. Cardigan: Pardon me, your friend, Mr. McCoy... what sentence is he returning to?
Mike Hannigan, alias Det. Arnold: 110 years... counting time off for good behavior.
Dr. Cardigan: Oh, what a pity! I had hoped for an execution. Too bad.

-- George Zucco in Charlie Chan in Honolulu (1938)

Year: 1947

Director:
Christy Cabanne

Scared to Death

Dr. Joseph Van Ee: So it is you, Leonide. I was warned you might appear, like one of you own illusions out of nowhere.

-- George Zucco in Scared to Death (1947)

Year: 1941

Director:
Stuart Heisler

The Monster and the Girl

Dr. Perry: [to Scot Webster] The world is full of questions which will never be answered. Don't try too hard.

-- George Zucco in The Monster and the Girl (1941)

Year: 1944

Director:
Erle C. Kenton

House of Frankenstein

Dr. Gustav Niemann: Do you doubt me?
Professor Bruno Lampini: It's a doubting world, kind sir!

-- George Zucco (as Professor Bruno Lampini) in House of Frankenstein (1944)

Year: 1942

Director:
Sam Newfield

The Mad Monster

[first lines]
Dr. Lorenzo Cameron: Yes, I know. You'd like to join your brothers outside and howl at the moon. But you're serving a much better purpose. Yes, you're serving science through me.

-- George Zucco in The Mad Monster (1942)

Film Quotes by George Zucco