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Boris Karloff and Nancy Hsueh in TARGETS ('68)
- Everybody’s dead. I feel like a dinosaur. I know how people think of me these days. Old-fashioned, outmoded. - Not after this picture. - You can’t change a lifetime with one picture. - What have you got if you quit? - Oh, Sammy, what’s the use? Mr. Boogie Man, King of Blood, they used to call me. Marx Brothers make you laugh. Garbo makes you weep. Orlok makes you scream. Once I thought I’d be an actor. The films aren’t bad. I’ve got bad. I couldn’t play a straight part decently. I’ve been doing the other thing too long. - You could. - That’s isn’t the point. You know what they call my films? High camp. I want to show you something. My kind of horror isn’t horror. Look at that. No one’s afraid of a monster.
Targets, Peter Bogdanovich (1968)
Nancy Hsueh in I Spy (1965)