"Yes...Yes! And I should have played him! Dr. Death is mine! I created the part for myself but the Studio gave it to YOU! You weren't a better actor; You were nothing until you played Dr. Death! He made you into a star! I killed Ellen hoping to get rid of you, but the Studio still wouldn't listen. They said there was only one Dr. Death: Paul Toombes! It should have been me. ME! Then after all these years, I had a second chance and I used it. Quayle wanted to bring you back, and he needed me. He needed me to persuade you; So I drew up a contract. I never thought it would apply. There is a clause in that says if anything happens to you, I take your place. I play Dr. Death AT LAST! I'm not going to be cheated this time, Paul...! He belongs to me. I AM Dr. Death!"
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Notes: Paul Toombes' best friend who helped in creating the Dr. Death character for his horror films. Angry at being denied the part, Herbert explains these confessing to murdering Ellen and the other girls to try and ruin Toombes' life. He even formed a contract that should anything bad happen to Paul Toombes, he would finally be legalized to play Dr. Death by right. After this, he fights his former friend and just when he has Toombes at his mercy, Flay's wife, a horror actress named Faye Carst

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