Werewolf of London

"Thanks... Thanks for the bullet. It was the only way... In a few moments now... I shall know why all this had to be. Lisa... good bye. Good bye Lisa. I'm sorry I... I couldn't have made you happier."

"The werewolf is neither man nor wolf, but a Satanic creature with the worst qualities of both."

"Priest: You are foolish, but without fools there would be no wisdom."

"Beware! Terror strikes in the night!"

"Hideous Half Man, Half Beast Who Terrorized Millions!"

"Designed solely to amaze and horrify, the film goes about its task with commendable thoroughness, sparing no grisly detail and springing from scene to scene with even greater ease than that oft attributed to the daring young aerialist. Granting that the central idea has been used before, the picture still rates the attention of action-and-horror enthusiasts. It is a fitting valedictory for the old Rialto, which has become melodrama's citadel among Times Square's picture houses."

"Henry Hull — Dr. Glendon"

"Warner Oland — Dr. Yogami"

"Valerie Hobson — Lisa Glendon"

"Lester Matthews — Paul Ames"

"Lawrence Grant — Sir Thomas Forsythe"

"Spring Byington — Miss Ettie Coombes"

"Clark Williams — Hugh Renwick"

"J. M. Kerrigan — Hawkins"

"Charlotte Granville — Lady Alice Forsythe"

"Ethel Griffies — Mrs. Whack"

"Zeffie Tilbury — Mrs. Moncaster"

"Jeanne Bartlett — Daisy"