The Fly (1958 film)

"I can transport matter — anything — at the speed of light, perfectly. Of course this is only a crude beginning, but I've stumbled on the most important discovery since man sawed off the end of a tree trunk and found the wheel. The disintegrator-integrator will change life as we know it. Think what it means. Anything, even humans, will go through one of these devices. No need for cars or railways or airplanes, even spaceships. We'll set up matter-receiving stations throughout the world, and later the universe. There'll never be famine. Surpluses can be sent instantaneously at almost no cost, anywhere. Humanity need never want or fear again. I'm a very fortunate man, Hélène."

"God gives us intelligence to uncover the wonders of nature. Without the gift, nothing is possible."

"The more I know, the more sure I am I know so little. The eternal paradox."

"The search for the truth is the most important work in the whole world — and the most dangerous."

"No, Helene and Andre believed in the sacredness of life. They wouldn't harm anything... not even a fly."

"You've committed murder just as much as Helene did. You killed a fly with a human head. She killed a human with a fly head."

"Help! Help me! Please help me! Help me!"

"The monster created by atoms gone wild."

"She had to kill the thing her husband had become—but could she?"

"If she looked upon the horror her husband had become... she would scream for the rest of her life!"

"David Hedison — Andre Delambre"

"Patricia Owens — Helene Delambre"

"Vincent Price — Francois Delambre"

"Herbert Marshall — Inspector Charas"

"Kathleen Freeman — Emma"