"[Voiceover] Young boys are so bold and courageous. No living creatures are as noble or as beautiful-- and yet so heartbreakingly awkward. I love nothing like I love the young boys. What a privilege, to gather them all in a castle they can call their own! Mostly they trust me, but sometimes they don't. And then I can feel the part of me that is made of stone. Hard and pitiless, I force them to come with me."

"[To Abel, as he watches the NaPolA cadets marching and singing at night] Mesmerizing ritual, songs and torches-- hard to resist. You are quite intoxicated by it, are you? The flames, the flags, it's a big show-- quite overwhelming, for a simple mind. [Points to Raufeisen] Look at him. His father was a grocer in Leipzig. He stands there in his uniform as if he were selling sardines."

"Armin Mueller-Stahl - Count von Kaltenborn"

"Volker Spengler - Fieldmarshall Göring"

"Joshua Sasse — Sergei"

"Robert Gwilym — Novikov"

"Alexander Mercury — Dmitri"

"I’ve always been fascinated by Frankenstein. When I was a kid my mother told me about this monster with his square head and it totally freaked me out. The square shape didn’t sound logical to me, so it was really scary. My imagination took it over and started to invent cubistic monsters, which later became Transers, and then became biomechanical monsters like the ones in FA. Transers are my own industrial monsters I invented as a teenager. I used to dress like them and take photos. Then when I asked myself what I wanted to make a movie about, I came up with the answer, “about an army of Frankensteins.” So that was it! Because I also had a deep fascination for the second world war, I thought it might be a cool idea to combine those together. My first reaction was, “Wait a minute, you can’t combine those – it’s insane!” But that’s exactly why I thought it would be a pretty good idea – because it was insane!"

"War is hell. This place is worse."

"Karel Roden — Viktor Frankenstein"

"My father said, men will be more efficient if they have hammers and screwdrivers instead of fingers."

"Luke Newberry — Sacha"

"D. J. Sidney — Beverly"

"Jack Davidson — Norman"

"Luke Halpin — Keith"

"We created the perfect soldier from cheap hoodlums and thugs. And a good number of pathological murderers and sadists as well. We called them Der Todeskorps, the Death Corps. Creatures more horrible than any you can imagine."

"Fred Buch — Chuck"

"Peter Cushing — SS Commander"

"The Deep End of Horror!"

"You are indeed very stupid. Now it is too late."

"Brooke Adams — Rose"

"Once They Were Almost Human! Beneath the living... Beyond the dead... From the depths of Hell's Ocean!"

"John Carradine — Captain Ben Morris"

"Don Stout — Dobbs"

"Harry Lauter — Reporter #1"

"Tristram Coffin — District Atty. McGraw"

"Larry J. Blake — Reporter #2 (as Larry Blake)"

"S. John Launer — Capt. Dave Harris"

"Linda Bennett — Penny Walker"

"Charles Evans — Chief Camden"

"Pierre Watkin — Mayor Bremer"

"Gregory Gaye — Dr. Wilhelm Steigg"

"Richard Denning — Dr. Chet Walker"

"Steigg, you may be a crackpot, but you're also a genius."

"This animal looks content, doesn't it? You'd never suspect it had 18 electrodes implanted in its brain!"

"Angela Stevens — Joyce Walker"

"Lane Chandler — Gen. Saunders"

"Dr. Steigg, if it weren't for my money, you'd be experimenting with cats and dogs in that flea-sized lab of yours in Europe."

"A dead man walks the streets to stalk his prey! So terrifying only screams can describe it!"

"He Comes from Beyond the Grave!"

"It would answer the riddle, wouldn't it? Remote-controlled creatures, their brains powered by atomic energy, roaming the streets, directed from a central point."

"Michael Granger — Frank Buchanan"

"[to her husband] You're the greatest actor in the world. Everybody knows that, including you."

"Anna: What a husband doesn't know won't hurt his wife."