The Jungle Captive

The Jungle Captive is a 1945 film about Paula the ape woman being brought back to life, by a mad doctor and his disfigured assistant, who kidnaps a nurse in order to have a female blood donor.

Directed by Harold Young. Written by Dwight V. Babcock.

Dialogue

Johnny, errand boy: Ah, my dear Ann! So glad to see you again after all these minutes. Twenty of them, at least.

Ann Forrester: *Fifty* minutes, Johnny.

Johnny, errand boy: Fifty minutes! Fifty years away from you, Ann.

Ann Forrester: You're not flattering me Johnny. Now what have you been doing?

Johnny, errand boy: Waiting for the specimen at Dr. Lees'.

Ann Forrester: I could check with Dr. Lees' office nurse, you know... but I'll let it go at that.

Johnny, errand boy: Ah, gee, thanks Ann. Dr. Lee would like to have reports quickly as possible.

Ann Forrester: I don't think we can run another test this afternoon, Johnny.

Johnny, errand boy: Well, that's OK with me. But if the boss wouldn't spend so much time experimenting with those rabbits, he'd get down to his own...

Ann Forrester: That's Mr. Stendahl's business, Johnny. And if you wouldn't spend so much time running errands... Deliver this to Dr. Jackson.

Johnny, errand boy: OK, Ann.

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Mr. Stendahl: Why do you always find it necessary to kill every time I send you for something?

Moloch: Well, he come in and switched on the lights.

Mr. Stendahl: Oh, I see.

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Motorcycle Cop: You Don Young?

Don Young: Yes, sir? What's this for?

Motorcycle Cop: Don't know, Harrigan's orders.

Cast

• Otto Kruger — Mr. Stendahl
• Amelia Ward — Ann Forrester
• Phil Brown — Don Young
• Jerome Cowan — Insp. W.L. Harrigan
• Rondo Hatton —Moloch, the brute

External links

• The Jungle Captive quotes at the Internet Movie Database}