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The Horror of Party Beach (1964)

John Lyon: Hank Green

The Horror of Party Beach

John Lyon credited as playing...

Hank Green

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  • Dr. Gavin: Of course! This creature needs the ordinary necessities of human life - proteins, fats, sugars and so forth. But since his organs are so decomposed that they can neither produce nor retain the oxygen necessary for its survival, it needs the only food which can keep it alive.
  • Hank Green: Blood?
  • Dr. Gavin: Human blood. If a human body - a drowned person - were attacked by tiny sea plants which became parasites and completely infiltrated that human body before it had a chance to decompse, would the body be considered dead or alive?
  • Hank Green: Dead?
  • Dr. Gavin: No - it's still alive. But it's changed into a - well, is it a plant or an animal?
  • Hank Green: It's both?
  • Dr. Gavin: It's a giant protozoa!
  • [Elaine is recovering in bed when Hank wakes her]
  • Elaine Gavin: Hank!
  • Hank Green: Hello, darling. How's the leg?
  • Elaine Gavin: Oh, it's much better.
  • Hank Green: I just saw your father, and he's been burned badly but he'll be fine.
  • Hank Green: Hey gang - pretty dead around here...
  • Del-Aires Member: Yeah; ever since Tina got killed, no action around here.

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