The Crawling Eye (1958)

Forrest Tucker: Alan Brooks

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• Prof. Crevett : And then dere is da cloud.

  Alan Brooks : What cloud?

  Prof. Crevett : Come on, Alan, you know what I'm talking about. Da cloud where there should be no cloud.

  Alan Brooks : Where there are mountains, there are always clouds.

  Prof. Crevett : But dis one remains static. On da side of da Trollenberg it never moves.

  Alan Brooks : A freak of nature.

  Prof. Crevett : A *radioactive* freak of nature?

• Alan Brooks : Looks like you're goin' for a climb.

  Dewhurst : Yes, we're going up the Trollenberg. Gonna have a noggin before we start. Care to join us?

  Alan Brooks : All right.

  Dewhurst : What's it goin' to be?

  Alan Brooks : Scotch, please.

  Dewhurst : Scotch and the two brandies. Better give me a bottle of brandy to take with us. Keep the cold out tonight.

• [last lines] 

  [in the observatory room, looking out the panorama window] 

  Prof. Crevett : [spoken with German accent]  Well, Alan. For the first time in weeks, the Trollenberg is free from clouds.

  Alan Brooks : Yes - and let's hope it stays that way.

• Philip Truscott : Cute little things, aren't they?

  Alan Brooks : Yeah. I'm gonna throw a bomb at that one. You watch on the screen, see what happens.

• Alan Brooks : You alright?

  Philip Truscott : Yes, thanks Alan. Now what?

  Alan Brooks : I don't know. Can't go out that door again, that's for sure. It's the only way in or out of this observatory, I've checked.

  Philip Truscott : No more bombs, then?

  Alan Brooks : Not these.

  Philip Truscott : Well, what do we do then?

  Alan Brooks : I don't know. There's nothing much we can do but wait for that aeroplane.