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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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Catherine Wolff: I'm engaged!
Dudley Wolff: Engaged? What, again!
Catherine Wolff: Well, I'm not engaged exactly. You see, I'm more than engaged really.
Dudley Wolff: How can you be more than engaged?
Catherine Wolff: I'm married!
Dudley Wolff: Oh, well... Make up your mind!


Alfred Dunning: [after being caught eavesdropping at the door] I'm Dunning, Mr. Wolff's secretary. If I can be of any service, please let me know.
Michael Shayne: I'll send up a flare.
Michael Shayne: [after Dunning leaves] Who's that - Dumbo?
Catherine Wolff: Oh, no, Dunning. Well, he's been with Dad 25 years. I wouldn't worry about him.
Michael Shayne: [dryly] Oh, I'm not worried. He was just wandering by and got his ear caught in the door.


Michael Shayne: [referring to Wolff] He's a pretty tough old cookie!
Catherine Wolff: Oh, don't be so hard on him. He's really very sweet.
Michael Shayne: Oh, yeah? Well, so's arsenic! I understand it tastes just like sugar!


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