Corridors of Blood
1958 film by Robert Day
Corridors of Blood is a 1958 film about a doctor who fights for the use of anesthetic in surgery, only to become addicted to it himself.
- Directed by Robert Day. Written by Jean Scott Rogers.
Tops in Terror! (taglines)
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Dr. Thomas Bolton
edit- [upon entering The Seven Dials] This place must breed a hundred fevers!
Dialogue
edit- Mr Blount: A good day's work, Bolton! You're getting faster all the time. Beats me how you do it!
- Dr. Bolton: No matter how fast I still can't save them!
- Mr Blount: Yes, most distresing, but, alas, inevitably you can't have operations without screams. Pain and the knife, they're inseparable!
- Dr. Bolton: I beg to differ. Someday surgery must and will be made painless.
- Hospital chairman: Mr. Bolton, the committee have decided against holding any further demonstrations
- Dr. Bolton: Well, Charles, you've lost faith with me too?
- Hospital chairman: The decision's for your own good.
- Dr. Bolton: You can't stop me. Operations without pain are possible, and I'll not rest until I've proved it to you!
Taglines
edit- Tops in Terror!
Cast
edit- Boris Karloff — Dr. Thomas Bolton
- Betta St. John — Susan
- Finlay Currie — Supt. Matheson
- Francis Matthews — Jonathan Bolton
External links
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- Corridors of Blood quotes at the Internet Movie Database