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Clips from Frankenstein

"Elizabeth, please. Won't you go away?"
Frankenstein
"Won't you trust me, just for tonight?"
Frankenstein
"Oh, you're ill. What's the matter?"
Frankenstein
"Nothing. l'm quite all right."
Frankenstein
"Truly, l am."
Frankenstein
"Oh, can't you see l mustn't be disturbed?"
Frankenstein
"You'll ruin everything. My experiment is almost completed."
Frankenstein
"Wait a moment. l understand."
Frankenstein
"l believe in you, but l cannot leave you tonight."
Frankenstein
"You've got to leave!"
Frankenstein
"Henry, you're inhuman !"
Frankenstein
"You're crazy!"
Frankenstein
"Crazy, am l?"
Frankenstein
"We'll see whether l'm crazy or not."
Frankenstein
"Come on up."
Frankenstein
"(THUNDER CONTlNUES)"
Frankenstein
"Are you quite sure you want to come in?"
Frankenstein
"Very well."
Frankenstein
"Forgive me, but l'm forced to take unusual precautions."
Frankenstein
"Sit down, please."
Frankenstein
"Sit down !"
Frankenstein
"You too, Elizabeth."
Frankenstein
"Please."
Frankenstein
"A moment ago, you said l was crazy."
Frankenstein
"Tomorrow we'll see about that."
Frankenstein
"Don't touch that!"
Frankenstein
"l'm sorry, Doctor, but l insist."
Frankenstein
"Please."
Frankenstein
"Dr. Waldman, l learned a great deal from you at the university"
Frankenstein
"about the violet ray, the ultraviolet ray,"
Frankenstein
"which you said was the highest color in the spectrum."
Frankenstein
"You were wrong."
Frankenstein
"Here in this machinery, l have gone beyond that."
Frankenstein
"l have discovered the great ray that first brought life into the world."
Frankenstein
"Oh. And your proof?"
Frankenstein
"Tonight you shall have your proof."
Frankenstein
"At first, l experimented only with dead animals"
Frankenstein
"and then a human heart, which l kept beating for three weeks."
Frankenstein
"But now,"
Frankenstein
"l'm going to turn that ray on that body"
Frankenstein
"and endow it with life."
Frankenstein
"And you really believe that you can bring life to the dead?"
Frankenstein
"That body is not dead."
Frankenstein
"lt has never lived."
Frankenstein
"l created it."
Frankenstein
"l made it with my own hands from the bodies l took from graves,"
Frankenstein
"from the gallows, anywhere!"
Frankenstein
"Go and see for yourself."
Frankenstein
"You, too."
Frankenstein
"Dead, eh?"
Frankenstein
"Quite a good scene, isn't it?"
Frankenstein
"One man crazy, three very sane spectators."
Frankenstein
"(RATTLlNG)"
Frankenstein
"(THUNDERCLAP)"
Frankenstein
"ls everything ready? Yes!"
Frankenstein
"Get the batteries."
Frankenstein
"(ELECTRlClTY CRACKLlNG)"
Frankenstein
"(TALKlNG lNDlSTlNCTLY)"
Frankenstein
"(BUZZlNG)"
Frankenstein
"(THUNDER RUMBLlNG)"
Frankenstein
"(BUZZlNG CONTlNUES)"
Frankenstein
"(LOUD ELECTRlC BUZZlNG)"
Frankenstein
"(lNAUDlBLE)"
Frankenstein
"(ELECTRlClTY CRACKLlNG)"
Frankenstein
"(THUNDER CLAPPlNG)"
Frankenstein
"(THUNDER lNTENSlFlES)"
Frankenstein
"(BUZZlNG FADES)"
Frankenstein
"Look. lt's moving."
Frankenstein
"lt's alive. lt's alive."
Frankenstein
"lt's alive."
Frankenstein
"lt's moving. lt's alive."
Frankenstein
"Oh, it's alive! It's alive! It's alive!"
Frankenstein
"lt's alive!"
Frankenstein
"Henry, in the name of God."
Frankenstein
"ln the name of God !"
Frankenstein
"Now l know what it feels like to be God !"
Frankenstein
"(THUNDER CONTlNUES)"
Frankenstein
"Henry is well, but he's very busy."
Frankenstein
"He said he would get in touch with you soon."
Frankenstein
"Don't worry about him, Baron."
Frankenstein
"He'll be home in a few days."
Frankenstein
"You two have it all arranged, haven't you?"
Frankenstein
"You think l'm an idiot, don't you?"
Frankenstein
"But l'm not."
Frankenstein
"Anyone can see with half an eye"
Frankenstein
"that there's something wrong."
Frankenstein
"And l have two eyes, pretty good ones, at that."
Frankenstein
"Well, what is it?"
Frankenstein
"You're quite mistaken, Baron."
Frankenstein
"What's the matter with my son? What's he doing?"
Frankenstein
"He's completing his experiments, that's all."
Frankenstein
"Why does he go messing around an old, ruined windmill,"
Frankenstein
"when he has a decent house, a bath,"
Frankenstein
"good food and drink and a darned pretty girl to come back to?"
Frankenstein
"(SCOFFS) Will you tell me that?"
Frankenstein
"Oh, Baron, you don't understand."
Frankenstein
"l understand perfectly well."
Frankenstein
"There's another woman, and you're afraid to tell me."
Frankenstein
"Pretty sort of experiments these must be."
Frankenstein
"Oh, but you're wrong."
Frankenstein
"And how do you know?"
Frankenstein
"lf you please, Herr Baron, the Burgomaster."
Frankenstein
"Well, tell him to go away."
Frankenstein
"But he says it's important."
Frankenstein
"Nothing the Burgomaster can say can be of the slightest importance."
Frankenstein
"Good day, Herr Baron. Fräulein."
Frankenstein
"Well, what do you want?"
Frankenstein
"lf it's trouble, go away. l have trouble enough."
Frankenstein
"Oh, there's no trouble, sir."
Frankenstein
"What do you mean, "No trouble"? There's nothing but trouble."
Frankenstein
"l brought you these flowers."
Frankenstein
"Thank you, Herr Vogel."
Frankenstein
"Both in my private and official capacities as Burgomaster. . ."
Frankenstein
"Yes, yes, yes, yes, we know all about that, but what do you want?"
Frankenstein
"Well, what l really want to know is,"
Frankenstein
"when will the wedding be, if you please?"
Frankenstein
"Unless Henry comes to his senses,"
Frankenstein
"there'll be no wedding at all."
Frankenstein
"But, Herr Baron, the village is already prepared !"
Frankenstein
"Well, tell them to unprepare."
Frankenstein
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