The Legend of Hell House Quotes

The Legend of Hell House is a TV show that was first aired in 1970 . The Legend of Hell House completed its run in 1970.

It features Albert Fennell as producer, Delia Derbyshire in charge of musical score, and Alan Hume as head of cinematography.

The Legend of Hell House is recorded in English and originally aired in United Kingdom. Each episode of The Legend of Hell House is 95 minutes long. The Legend of Hell House is distributed by 20th Century Fox.

The cast includes: Michael Gough as Emeric Belasco, Gayle Hunnicutt as Ann Barrett, Roddy McDowall as Benjamin Franklin Fischer, Clive Revill as Dr. Lionel Barrett, and Pamela Franklin as Florence Tanner.

The Legend of Hell House Quotes

Clive Revill as Dr. Lionel Barrett

• (Clive Revill) "If there's anything you'd care to tell us?"
• (Roddy McDowall) "What's to tell? The house tried to kill me; it almost succeeded."

• (Clive Revill) "I get the impressin that you know quite a bit about Belasco. Do you mind sharing it with us?"
• (Roddy McDowall) "His first name was Emeric. He was born on March the 23rd, 1879. He was the illegitimate son of an American munitions maker."
• (Gayle Hunnicutt) "What did he look like?"
• (Roddy McDowall) ""His was a frightening visiage, like the face of a demon that had taken on some human aspect.""
• (Pamela Franklin) "Are you quoting?"
• (Roddy McDowall) "Yes, I am. That is his second wife. She commited suicide in this room in 1927."

• (Clive Revill) "In essance, the house is a giant battery, the residual energy of which must inevitably be tapped by those who enter it."

• (Clive Revill) "I'm sure it's nothing."
• (Roddy McDowall) "Are you?"

Roddy McDowall as Benjamin Franklin Fischer

• (Roddy McDowall) "I was the only one to make it out of here alive and sane in 1953, and I will be the only one to make it out of here alive and sane this time."

• (Roddy McDowall) "Yes, I know the score: you do not fight this house. Look, Hell House doesn't mind a guest or two. What it doesn't like is people who attack it. Belasco doesn't like it; his people, they don't like it, and they will fight back and they will kill you. So, listen to me. You just leave that damn machine alone and you spend the rest of the week resting, doing nothing. When Sunday comes, you tell old Deutsch anything he wants to hear and bank the money. If you try anything else, you will be a dead man, with a dead wife at your side."

• (Roddy McDowall) "You're the one who should leave this house. You're the one who's being used, not me."

Michael Gough as Emeric Belasco

• (Michael Gough) "Welcome to my house. I'm delighted you could come. I'm certain you will find your stay here most illuminating. Think of me as your unseen host, and believe that during your stay here I shall be with you in spirit. May you find the answer that you seek. It is here, I promise you. And now, auf Wiedersehen."

Gayle Hunnicutt as Ann Barrett

• (Gayle Hunnicutt) "Isn't it just another so-called haunted house?"
• (Clive Revill) "It's the Mount Everest of haunted houses. There were two attempts to investigate it. Both were disasters. Eight people died. Fischer was the only one who survived, and when he crawled out he was a mental wreck."

• (Gayle Hunnicutt) "You can't solve it. It can not be solved. You're gonna die."

• (Gayle Hunnicutt) "You -- me -- that girl -- Lionel -- all together -- naked -- drunk -- clutching -- sweating -- biting --"

• (Gayle Hunnicutt) "Well, this house certainly hasn't lived up to its reputation so far."
• (Roddy McDowall) "It hasn't taken our measure yet."

Pamela Franklin as Florence Tanner

• (Pamela Franklin) "This house -- It knows we're here."

• (Pamela Franklin) "He's like a general with his army, never entering the battle but always controlling it."

• (Pamela Franklin) "Controled multiple hauntings; something absolutely unique in haunted houses. A surviving will so powerful that he can use that power to dominate all other surviving sources."
• (Roddy McDowall) "You mean Emeric Belasco?"

• (Pamela Franklin) "The Lord certainly does move in mysterious ways."
• (Roddy McDowall) "So does this house."

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