The Man Who Wouldn't Die
1942 · 65 MIN · IMDB 6.6 · 764 VOTES · DIR. Herbert I. Leeds
Overview
A man believed to be dead and buried escapes from his grave and returns to the scene of the crime seeking revenge.
Dialogue Timeline — 908 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:03:14 - Kay. - Anna.
00:05:23 He may have married you, but it's my money he's after.
00:09:05 Oh, I wasn't dreaming. He had a gun in his hand, and he fired at me.
00:12:05 he hates policemen and reporters.
00:14:13 Mmm. Very, very good.
00:15:59 Well, it's been awfully nice to meet you, Mr. Wolff.
00:18:04 If it was a real ghost, a burglar alarm wouldn't stop him.
00:19:55 Promise me that you'll always love me...
00:22:12 Don't get excited. Here. Have a cigarette?
00:24:13 Here. Drink this.
00:26:37 Money. For years, he'd been broke.
00:29:01 Uh-oh.
00:34:25 All right. Dunning, call the police.
00:37:15 - You know as much as I do. - Interesting witness, eh, Chief?
00:39:08 Kay! Kay, get down!
00:43:26 Here. Hold Caspar for a minute.
00:45:56 - Now, tell me. What's his name? - Oh, uh, haven't exactly found out yet.
00:49:01 - It can wait. - But, Dad, you've got to let me explain-
00:51:14 What's his working with the government got to do with spending a night in my bedroom?
00:53:05 Just talking. Just a flight of fancy. That's all. Well, bye-bye, folks.
00:55:04 When Haggard examined him, he said the man was dead.
00:57:15 - Thanks. - Oh, oh. Wait.
01:01:08 So that's the real reason he came to see me last night.
01:03:03 Once he was free, naturally, Zorah Bey's motive became revenge.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed908
Dialogue density14.0 lines / min
First line00:03:14
Final line01:03:03
Production Record
DirectorHerbert I. Leeds
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes764