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The Man Who Wouldn't Die (1942) was a Mystery Film directed by Herbert I. Leeds and produced by Sol M. Wurtzel.

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Anna Wolff: [offering a drink] Would you care for something to warm you up?
Catherine Wolff: I was on the wagon, but I'll think I'll step off and give my seat to a gentleman.


Chief Jonathan Meek: First case I ever covered where they had the butler show you the body.
Phillips, the Butler: Follow me.
Chief Jonathan Meek: [awed by the size of the house] If I owned this, I'd subdivide it.
Coroner Tim Larson: What a beautiful funeral parlor this would make!
Chief Jonathan Meek: Make a better courthouse.


Michael Shayne: [amazed at the size of the bathroom] DeMille have something to do with this?


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