Among the Living (1941 film)
1941 film by Stuart Heisler
Among the Living is a 1941 film about a mentally unstable man, who has been kept in isolation for years and escapes to cause trouble for his identical twin brother.
- Directed by Stuart Heisler. Written by Garrett Fort and Lester Cole.
What horrible fascination did this monster have for women? (taglines)
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Mrs. Pickens edit
- I had one of them Frenchmen living here last year. Honest to goodness every time you'd turn 'round, that Frenchman was grabbin' your hand and kissing until he'd like to pull the skin off.
Other edit
- Millie Pickens: [Eyeing Raden's bankroll] Say, if I had a wad of folding dough like that I'd go right out and buy an outfit that would knock this neighborhood cockeyed!
Dialogue edit
- Paul Raden: You're not afraid -- at all?
- Millie Pickens: For five thousand dollars, I'm not afraid of anything, not even death!
Taglines edit
- What horrible fascination did this monster have for women?
Cast edit
- Albert Dekker — John Raden / Paul Raden
- Susan Hayward — Millie Pickens
- Harry Carey — Dr. Ben Saunders
- Frances Farmer — Elaine Raden
- Gordon Jones — Bill Oakley
- Jean Phillips — Peggy Nolan
- Ernest Whitman — Bill Oakley
- Maude Eburne — Mrs. Pickens
- Frank M. Thomas — Sheriff
- Harlan Briggs — Judge
- Archie Twitchell — Judge
- Dorothy Sebastian — Woman in Cafe
- William Stack — Minister
External links edit
- Among the Living quotes at the Internet Movie Database