The Monster and the Girl

The Monster and the Girl is a 1941 film about a man in the body of an ape who seeks revenge against gangsters. Directed by Stuart Heisler. Written by Stuart Anthony. LOOSE! and thirsting for revenge...a huge gorilla with a human brain!  (taglines) Other Dr. Perry: [to Scot Webster] The world is full of questions which will never be answered. Don't try too hard. Scot Webster: [Screaming to Dr. Perry] You want my brain after I'm dead? [He laughs hysterically] Help yourself, mister! Help yourself! Dialogue Henchman: Looks like I'm not the only thorn in your side. W. S. Bruhl: Yes, but you're my favorite thorn. Dr. Knight: No bruises, no abrasions, but practically every bone in his body is broken. Police Lt. Strickland: How'd it happen? Dr. Knight: I find them dead - that's my job. You find out how they got that way. Good night! [He leaves]'' Police Capt. Alton: There's one doctor that couldn't give me aspirin. Susan Webster: Why can't I be like you, Scot? Scot Webster: You are. Susan Webster: No, Scot, you're different. You're happy. You've got your job at the post office, playing the organ here at church. Your life is full, secure. Scot Webster: I know, sis, I know. Taglines LOOSE! and thirsting for revenge...a huge gorilla with a human brain! IT'S A SPINE-TINGLING SENSATION! A monster on the loose...and a whole city in terror! A savage gorilla with the warped, twisted brain of a madman... seeking vengeance against those who destroyed this woman's soul! Cast Ellen Drew — Susan Webster Robert Paige — Larry Reed Paul Lukas — W. S. Bruhl Joseph Calleia — 'Deacon' Onslow Stevens — J. Stanley McMasters George Zucco — Dr. Perry Rod Cameron — Sam Daniels Phillip Terry — Scot Webster Marc Lawrence — Sleeper Gerald Mohr — Munn Bud Jamison — Jim External links 0033916 The Monster and the Girl Category:1941 American films Category:Films about mad scientists Category:Films about brain transplantation Category:American monster movies Category:American science fiction horror films