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# The Thirteenth Chair

The Thirteenth Chair is a 1929 film about a phony medium who tries to prove her protege innocent of murder.
    Directed by Tod Browning. Written by Elliott J. Clawson and Joseph Farnham, based on the 1916 play by Bayard Veiller.

## Taglines

* THE THRILL SENSATION OF THE YEAR! The celebrated mystery play that ran a year on Broadway! A Talking Picture you mustn't miss!
* Try and Guess It! The thrilling mystery play that baffled and gripped Broadway for a solid year is here as a Talking picture with every chill and gasp intact!

## Cast

* Conrad Nagel — Richard Crosby
* Leila Hyams — Helen 'Nellie' O'Neill
* Margaret Wycherly — Madame Rosalie La Grange
* Helene Millard — Mary Eastwood
* Holmes Herbert — Sir Roscoe Crosby
* Mary Forbes — Lady Alice Crosby
* Bela Lugosi — Inspector Delzante
* John Davidson — Edward 'Ned' Wales
* Charles Quatermaine — Dr. Philip Mason
* Moon Carroll — Helen Trent
* Cyril Chadwick — Brandon Trent
* Bertram Johns — Howard Standish
* Gretchen Holland — Grace Standish
* Frank Leigh — Professor Feringeea
* Clarence Geldart — Commissioner Grimshaw

## External links

* The Thirteenth Chair quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* The Thirteenth Chair at Allmovie
# The Wasp Woman

The Wasp Woman is a 1959 film about a cosmetics queen, who develops a youth formula from jelly taken from a queen wasp.
    Directed by Roger Corman. Written by Leo Gordon.

## Janice Starling

* Something's happening to me. I can't control it.
* I don't intend to be restrained by timidity on the part of my own staff!

## Other

* Arthur Cooper: I'd stay away from wasps if i were you, Mrs. Starlin. Socially the queen wasp is on the level with a Black Widow spider. They're both carnivorous, they paralyze their victims and then take their time devouring them alive. And they kill their mates in the same way, too. Strictly a one-sided romance.

## Dialogue

    Bill Lane: You're as bad as she is! Oh, women!
    Mary Dennison: Men! Every time you search for an answer, you always come up with women. You're not getting out of this one so easily. I'd like to know why you think Zinthrop really hasn't got something.
    Bill Lane: Well, you can call it male intuition if you like... except there's something about this whole business that doesn't smell right... a private laboratory! A secret experiment! Zinthrop himself! The only thing missing is a genie with a lamp!

## Taglines

* A beautiful woman by day - a lusting queen wasp by night.
* Horror Of The Winged Menace!
* Strong men forced to satisfy a passion no human knows.

## Cast

* Susan Cabot — Janice Starlin
* Anthony Eisley — Bill Lane
* Barboura Morris — Mary Dennison
* William Roerick — Arthur Cooper
* Michael Mark — Dr. Eric Zinthrop

## External links

* The Wasp Woman quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Way Back

The Way Back is a 2010 film based on the true story of a group of Siberian gulag escapees who travelled 4,000 miles by foot to freedom in World War II.

## Janusz Wieszczek

* We are not criminals. We are escaping from criminals.

## Dialogue

    Valka: Don't you know what "Stalin" means, funny man? Means man-of-steel. He takes from rich, and gives to poor.
    Zoran: Yes, of course he does. Then he takes both of them, and puts them in Gulag for 25 years.
    Valka: Prison is okay. Debt is bad. But there are many prisons, they don't find me.
    Zoran: What about America?
    Valka: Oh, it's not for me, freedom. I wouldn't know what to do with it, I swear to God.

## Cast

* Jim Sturgess as Janusz Wieszczek
* Colin Farrell as Valka
* Ed Harris as Mr. Smith
* Saoirse Ronan as Irena Zielińska
* Mark Strong as Khabarov
* Dragoş Bucur as Zoran
* Gustaf Skarsgård as Voss
* Alexandru Potocean as Tomasz
* Sebastian Urzendowsky as Kazik

## External links

* The Way Back quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Web (film)

The Web is a 1947 film about an attorney acting as a body guard, who apparently kills a man in defense of his employer's life, and later believes that the victim was set up to be murdered.
    Directed by Michael Gordon. Written by Harry Kurnitz and Bertram Millhauser.

## Dialogue

    Bob Regan: When I'm worth forty million dollars, I'm going to have a secretary looks exactly like you.
    Noel Faraday: Oh, my tastes are fairly simple. Twenty million would be quite enough.
    Bob Regan: How many doors and secretaries do you have to go through to get to see this guy?
    Noel Faraday: Anything I can do for you?
    Bob Regan: Any number of things but unfortunately I'm here on business. I want to see Mr Colby.
    Noel Faraday: What did you want to see him about?
    Bob Regan: Well he's been carrying on with my grandmother, I'd like to find out what his intentions are...
    Noel Faraday: If you have any business with Mr Colby...
    Bob Regan: I've lots of business but it's all personal.
    Noel Faraday: I'm his secretary - his personal secretary.
    Bob Regan: Well it just goes to show you how far a girl can get if she keeps her stockings' seams straight. Don't get up! I'll announce myself...

## Taglines

* It's a double-cross - a triple murder , with kisses for ME!

## Cast

* Ella Raines — Noel Faraday
* Edmond O'Brien — Bob Regan
* William Bendix — Lt. Damico
* Vincent Price — Andrew Colby
* Maria Palmer — Martha Kroner
* John Abbott — Charles Murdock
* Fritz Leiber — Leopold Kroner
* Howland Chamberlain — James Timothy Nolan
* Tito Vuolo — Emilio Canepa
* Wilton Graff — District Attorney
* Robin Raymond — Newspaper Librarian

## External links

* The Web quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Week Of

The Week Of is a 2018 American comedy film written and directed by Robert Smigel, and co-written by and starring Adam Sandler.

## Kenny

* See, this is what happens when you try to cut corners.
* You can't have bottles like this.

## Kerby

* That's cheesy, man. Extra cheese.
# The Wayfaring Stranger (song)

"The Wayfaring Stranger" (also known as "Poor Wayfaring Stranger" or "I Am a Poor Wayfaring Stranger"), is a well-known American folk and gospel song likely originating in the early 19th century about a plaintive soul on the journey through life. Members of the Western Writers of America chose it as one of the Top 100 Western songs of all time. As with most folk songs, many variations of the lyrics exist. re

## Quotes (Variations)

* I'm just a po journ'en stranger Pass'en through dis world o' woe There is no sickness, no toil, no danger In dat fair land to where I go I'm goin de'r to see my Father And all my loved ones who' gone on I'm just goin over Jordan I'm just goin over home.
** Songs of the Slaves :American (Circa 1700)
* I'm just a poor wayfaring stranger Traveling through this world below And there's no sickness, no toil, no danger In that fair land to which I go I'm going there to see my Father And all my loved ones who've gone on I'm just going over Jordan I'm just going over home.
** Johnny Cash in American III: Solitary Man (October 17, 2000)
* I'm just a poor wayfaring stranger Traveling through this world of woe And there's no sickness, no toil, no danger In that fair land to which I go I'm going there to see my mother I'm going there no more to roam
** Burl Ives in The Return of the Wayfaring Stranger (1949)
* I am a poor wayfaring stranger While traveling through this land of woe. There'll be no sickness, toil or danger in that bright land to which i'll go. Going there to meet my savior... going there to no more to roam. I'm only going over Jordan I'm just going over home I know dark clouds will gather around me But i'll be home in a little while... I know His sweet love will surround me, and He will walk with me each mile.
* Dolly Parton in Dolly Parton Heartsongs: Live from Home (September 1994)

## Quotes about

* This song has been around for over 200 hundred years blessing millions of Americans in both the secular and the religious world. It is difficult if not impossible to pinpoint the exact origin of this North American folk song... Some historians saying that they can trace this song to the 1780s while others trace to the early 1800s... Some people think that is a reworked Negro spiritual... this song...one of the most loved gospel folk songs in America.
** Wayfaring Stranger Hymn Lyrics and History, Samuel Albert (2017)

## External links

* Johnny Cash - Wayfaring Stranger, YouTube
* Wayfaring Stranger from Neil Young's Americana Contest 2012 by Random Forest, YouTube
* Wayfaring Stranger on Youtube sorted by view count
# Trevor Griffiths

Trevor Griffiths (4 April 1935 – 29 March 2024) was an English dramatist for theatre and television.

## Quotes

* 'Strategic penetrations' is a phrase I use a lot for the work of socialists and Marxists in bourgeois cultures ... I simply cannot understand socialist playwrights who do not devote most of their time to television. That they can write for the Royal Court and the National Theatre, and only that, seems to me a wilful self-delusion about the nature of theatre in a bourgeois culture now ... It's just thunderingly exciting to be able top talk to large numbers of people in the working class, and I can't understand why everybody doesn't want to do it.
** Interview in The Leveller (November 1976), p. 12–13, as cited in Catherine Itzin Stages in the Revolution: Political Theatre in Britain Since 1968, London: Methuen, 1980 [1986], p. 165
* [Estimating the proportion of the script for Reds that he wrote] I'd say 45 per cent. My first draft was 320 pages. The second involved co-writing with [Warren] Beatty. The third I had nothing to do with.
* [M]y folly was to believe movies were like plays; that you can fight for your vision. Forget it. A movie doesn't belong to you at all.
** From an interview, as cited in "Putting the world to rights", The Independent on Sunday (9 August 2009)
* [On his grandmother] She was blind and her legs went gangrenous, but she was the most important woman I've ever known, untutored and very strong.
** Undated quote, as cited in "Trevor Griffiths obituary: dramatist who wrote the influential play Comedians", The Times (3 April 2024).
** Griffith lived with his grandmother from the age of two; his family could not afford a family home as his father gambled too much on greyhounds.
# Trevor Phillips

Trevor Phillips OBE (born 31 December 1953) is a British broadcaster, politician, and civil servant. He was born in London to Guyanese parents and was elected President of the National Union of Students from 1978 to 1980. During the 1980s and 1990s he worked as a television journalist in London. He was elected to the London Assembly in 2000 and was its Chair, but stood down in 2003 when appointed to chair the Commission for Racial Equality. In 2006 he was named as Chair of the Commission for Equalities and Human Rights, the new 'single equality body'.

## Quotes

* Most liberal-minded folk would like to think that since they are not hostile to people of a different race, racism is a disease of the uneducated, unenlightened and socially backward - football hooligans, British National Party supporters, policemen. You could call this the Bad Guy Theory. But the Bad Guy Theory does not explain why Indian-heritage children do nearly twice as well as Pakistani-heritage children at GCSE.
** The Times, 29 October 2004
* If Peter Mandelson has an historical parallel, it is Robespierre, the architect of the Terror. Without his zeal and cool passion for the right of the French people, the ancien regime would almost certainly have reasserted itself in some way. His defence of the ideals of the revolution was absolute and unmoving. It won him no friends, and eventually swallowed him. It would be a tragedy for Labour if it were to do the same to the architect of its own revolution.
** The Independent, 30 August 1997
* less than human
** "Herald Scotland", 17 April 2007
# Tressie McMillan Cottom

Tressie McMillan Cottom is an American writer, sociologist, and professor.

## Quotes

* The hyper-visibility means that you both can't hide, but also never really feel completely seen by authority figures and by your peer groups. Trapped in that space of hyper-visibility, I think, is where we wrestle with the ideas of, 'What part of me matters?'
** On the concept of being hyper-visible in “In 'Thick,' Tressie McMillan Cottom Looks At Beauty, Power And Black Womanhood In America” in WBUR (2019 Jan 21)
* The farther away you move from our dominant assumptions about who should have expertise, generally speaking, the more you have to prove that you have a legitimate claim to whatever you're speaking on. For black women that means we're dealing with racist ideas and stereotypes about who's knowledge is valuable, but we're also dealing with gender stereotypes about who should be allowed to speak and to lead…
** On the professional difficulties faced by Black women in “In 'Thick,' Tressie McMillan Cottom Looks At Beauty, Power And Black Womanhood In America” in WBUR (2019 Jan 21)
* I want to be able to show up and raise the hell at the precise right moment that might tip the scales in a way that will make something a little more clear, or a little bit more just, for people I care about…
** On what her writing goals are in “Dr. Tressie McMillan Cottom: Raising Really Good Hell for People Who Cannot” in Guernica Magazine (2019 Mar 20)
* We don’t even have the power to build a bubble, right? That’s the ultimate story of being who we are and writing about ourselves. We don’t even have the authority to create that bubble.
** On people of color not having the freedom to live sheltered lives in “Dr. Tressie McMillan Cottom: Raising Really Good Hell for People Who Cannot” in Guernica Magazine (2019 Mar 20)
# Trevor Baylis

Trevor G. Baylis (May 13, 1937 – 5 March 2018) was an English inventor. He is best known for inventing a wind-up radio.

## Quotes

* A good idea turns every cog in your mind, making you scared of bed in case the whole machine grinds to a halt.
** Cited in: Andrew Razeghi (2008), The Riddle: Where Ideas Come From and How to Have Better Ones. p. 104
* As they say, art is pleasure, invention is treasure, and this nation has got to recognise that. If they can spend a fortune on dead sheep and formaldehyde, then it can spend a bit more of that money on inventors.
** Cited in: Jonathan Sutherland, ‎Diane Canwell (2008), Essential Business Studies A Level: AS Student Book for AQA. p. 23
* But there is only one person I blame for getting shafted, and that’s myself. I went into the deal which I thought would secure the future of Orange Aids with culpable impetuosity. I had been used to doing business on a handshake and my word of honour, and I made the error of actually believing what the men in the pin-striped suits told me.
** Cited in: Gerald Ashley, ‎Terry Lloyd (2010), Two Speed World: The Impact of Explosive and Gradual Change, p. 103
* The key to success is to risk thinking unconventional thoughts. Convention is the enemy of progress. As long as you've got slightly more perception that the average wrapped loaf, you could invent something.
** Cited in: Daniel H. Pink (2006), A Whole New Mind: Why Right-Brainers Will Rule the Future. p. 137
# Trevor Drew

Trevor Drew is an Australian virologist. He is currently the Minister for Health. He is the director of Australian Animal Health Laboratory of Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation in Victoria.

## Quotes

* What I am thinking might be happening here is not that people have been infected for some time with this (SARS-CoV-2) virus, but that it is finding a new niche rather more slowly and that could ultimately cause more of a problem than we have seen with other diseases because it is not so spectacular early on in its evolution.
** Trevor Drew (2020) cited in: "Virologist heading coronavirus vaccine efforts warns the killer disease could mutate and become even deadlier - as Qantas jet waits on standby to fly stranded Australians out of Wuhan" in Daily Mail, 31 January 2020.
# Trevor Bailey

Trevor Bailey (3 December 1923 – 10 February 2011) was an England Test cricketer, cricket writer and broadcaster.

## Quotes

* The game minus slow bowling is like bread without butter or, even worse, French cuisine without the sauces.
** The Spinners' Web (1988).

### About

* "Barnacle" Bailey we called him.
** Nickname referring to his tenacity. Frank Keating, The Guardian, 2 December 2008
# X. J. Kennedy

X. J. Kennedy (born Joseph Charles Kennedy on August 21, 1929) is an American poet, translator, anthologist, editor, and writer of children's literature and student textbooks on English literature and poetry.

## Quotes

* I am one of the endangered species: people who still write in meter and rime.
** Nude Descending A Staircase, Doubleday, New York 1961.
# X: The Man with the X-ray Eyes

X: The Man with the X-ray Eyes is a 1963 film about a doctor who uses special eye drops to give himself x-ray vision, but the new power has disastrous consequences.
    Directed by Roger Corman. Written by Robert Dillon and Ray Russell.

## Dialogue

    Dr. Diane Fairfax: What do you see?
    Dr. James Xavier: The city... as if it were unborn. Rising into the sky with fingers of metal, limbs without flesh, girders without stone. Signs hanging without support. Wires dipping and swaying without poles. A city unborn. Flesh dissolved in an acid of light. A city of the dead.
    Dr. James Xavier: I'm blind to all but a tenth of the universe.
    Dr. Sam Brant: My dear friend, only the gods see everything.
    Dr. James Xavier: My dear doctor, I'm closing in on the gods.
    Preacher: Are you a sinner? Do you wish to be saved?
    Dr. James Xavier: Saved? No. I've come to tell you what I see. There are great darknesses. Farther than time itself. And beyond the darkness... a light that glows, changes... and in the center of the universe... the eye that sees us all. [Looks up at the sky] No!
    Preacher: You see sin and the devil! But the lord has told us what to do about it. Said Matthew in Chapter Five, "If thine eye offends thee... pluck it out!"

## Taglines

* HE STRIPPED SOULS AS BARE AS BODIES!
* Suddenly he could see through clothes, flesh... and walls!

## Cast

* Ray Milland — Dr. James Xavier
* Diana Van der Vlis — Dr. Diane Fairfax
* Harold J. Stone — Dr. Sam Brant
* John Hoyt — Dr. Willard Benson
* Don Rickles — Crane

## External links

* X: The Man with the X-Ray Eyes quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Zeruya Shalev

Zeruya Shalev (Hebrew: צרויה שלו, born 13 May 1959) is a bestselling author who lives in Israel.

## Quotes

* Living in Jerusalem and writing in Jerusalem is always a struggle, because the tension is huge, sometimes is even tragic. On one hand, is really disturbing, but, on the other hand, is a huge inspiration.
** Interview (2014)
* (Do you consider yourself a religious person?) No, not at all. I see the Bible as a source of inspiration, for me it’s literature.
** Interview (2014)
* "you know how difficult it is to realize that some pains can’t be cured by love?”
** Love Life (1997)
* When two people meant for each other refuse to accept their vocation, they sentence themselves to a life full of hatred and blame and everyone is to blame for their missed opportunity.
** Love Life (1997)

### Interview with NPR (2019)

* I've gotten used to so many symbolic interpretations of my work. Every fighting couple becomes a manifestation of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
* It seems that wherever you go, your country follows you like a shadow.
* Writing is all about discovery. It is my own journey into the unknown, no less than my characters' journey. Knowing and creating are almost opposite for me. In order to create, I must leave ample space for the unknown. It turns the writing process into an adventure.
* Creating new from old is to a large extent the story of our lives. We are born anew into an "old" narrative, as humans and as writers.

### Speaking at Jewish Book Week (2014)

Quoted here
* Encounters with pain and sorrow made me want to write. When I was 6, I was already writing sad poems about cats and dogs that had been killed and soldiers that were dying in war. It’s in my DNA.
* Normally the characters I create are busy in some sort of crisis and, as a literary therapist, it is my job to help them overcome it.
* The job of literature is to change the reader’s soul. I don’t want my readers just to enjoy themselves. I want them to go through some sort of experience that might change themselves.
* You can feel the extremeness of Israeli society and life in my books without it being explicit. I only look for the individual experienced and give a taste of the complexity of life in Israel.

## Quotes about Zeruya Shalev

* Shalev is an ‘extraordinary writer,’ the French crime novelist Leila Slimani has said, one whose ‘style is poetic, luminous, demanding’ and who writes ‘with incredible delicacy and power about family, love and fear.’
** Quoted here
# Zhang Chao

Zhang Chao (張潮; born in 1650) was a Chinese author.

## Quotes

* Those who fail to provide for themselves will eventually injure their friends and those who always provide for their friends will eventually injure themselves.
** As quoted in Lin Yutang's With Love and Irony (1945), 'In Defence of Gold Diggers', p. 221

## External links

* Encyclopedic article on Zhang Chao on Wikipedia
# Zhang Nuanxin

Zhang Nuanxin (27 October 1940 – 28 May 1995) was a Chinese film director, film theorist and a leading figure of the Fourth Generation of Chinese Directors.

## Quotes

* It seems that several countries are paying more and more attention to women filmmakers, because in the past all the directors in those countries were men, and women have encountered many problems in trying to become directors. But in China, I feel that problem has never existed. In this respect, men and women have always had equal opportunities. In other countries, women feel a need to emphasize what they've been through, but in China things are different. I feel that what many of the films made in China in the past lacked was individuality and character. They were all rather cliched and publicized policies for the authorities. You can't see the character of the artist, male or female. So, in making films, my primary motivation is to express myself, and in expressing myself, it's very natural that my being a woman should be part of that. (discussing western scholarship of gender as not being useful in distinguishing Chinese films, and highlighting differences between the Chinese and Western film industries)
** Primary Source - Camera Obscura - Interview and Scholarly Article by Chris Berry - Volume 6, No. 3 (18), Pages 20-25 - Interview with Zhang Nuanxin - Published 1 September 1988, Originally Interviewed at Beijing Film Academy on 9 November 1987 - Archive - DOI
** Secondary Source - European Guanxi Article/Blog Post by Giulia D’Aquila - Female Chinese Film Directors: Zhang Nuanxin - 8 March 2021 - Archive
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