Dr. John H. Watson:
My name's Watson - Dr. Watson.
Prof. William Kilbane: Oh? To what am I indebted for this intrusion?
--Frederick Worlock (as Prof. William Kilbane) in Terror by Night
Prof. William Kilbane: Oh? To what am I indebted for this intrusion?
--Frederick Worlock (as Prof. William Kilbane) in Terror by Night
Hamid:
[angrily, after Cavanaugh has grabbed a book of poems from him inscribed by Mrs. Courtney] Some day you'll go too far!
Colonel Cavanaugh: Reaching for a star, you fool!
Hamid: Yet a fool may touch a star, Colonel Cavanaugh, if he reaches high enough!
Colonel Cavanaugh: And not possess it as you would!
--Frederick Worlock (as Colonel Cavanaugh) in Dressed to Kill
Colonel Cavanaugh: Reaching for a star, you fool!
Hamid: Yet a fool may touch a star, Colonel Cavanaugh, if he reaches high enough!
Colonel Cavanaugh: And not possess it as you would!
--Frederick Worlock (as Colonel Cavanaugh) in Dressed to Kill
Colonel Cavanaugh:
[remarking on the poison gas] That little attachment, my dear Mr. Holmes, contains the deadly fluid known as monosulfite. The Germans use it with gratifying results in removing their undesirables.
--Frederick Worlock (as Colonel Cavanaugh) in Dressed to Kill
--Frederick Worlock (as Colonel Cavanaugh) in Dressed to Kill
Colonel Cavanaugh:
[to a handcuffed Holmes, who is hanging from a beam] You find yourself like Mohanmmed's coffin, Mr. Holmes, suspended between Heaven and Earth.
--Frederick Worlock (as Colonel Cavanaugh) in Dressed to Kill
--Frederick Worlock (as Colonel Cavanaugh) in Dressed to Kill
Prof. William Kilbane:
You come pounding on this door again and I'll have the law on you.
Inspector Lestrade: I am the law.
Prof. William Kilbane: Then stop barging in and out of my room like a chambermaid.
--Frederick Worlock (as Prof. William Kilbane) in Terror by Night
Inspector Lestrade: I am the law.
Prof. William Kilbane: Then stop barging in and out of my room like a chambermaid.
--Frederick Worlock (as Prof. William Kilbane) in Terror by Night