The Ape (1940 film)
1940 film by William Nigh
The Ape is a 1940 film about a scientist who murders people while disguised as an ape to create an experimental serum.
- Directed by William Nigh. Written by Curt Siodmak.
He keeps human life in test tubes, and prowls at night in the skin of an ape! (taglines)
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Danny Foster
edit- I don't like things I can't understand.
Other
edit- Policemen: Do apes ever return to the scene of the crime?
Dialogue
edit- Patient: Hey, Doc, what are you going to do to me?
- Dr. Adrian: I'm going to write you into medical history.
Taglines
edit- Jungle Beast or Man of Science?
- He keeps human life in test tubes, and prowls at night in the skin of an ape!
- These cold eyes have watched a thousand men die screaming!
Cast
edit- Boris Karloff — Dr. Bernard Adrian
- Maris Wrixon — Miss Frances Clifford
- Gene O'Donnell — Danny Foster
- Dorothy Vaughan — Mother Clifford
External links
edit- The Ape quotes at the Internet Movie Database