Name the Monster/Fantasy/Sci-Fi Movie Film Quote

[Monsters For Sale]

oops....nevermind,lol.

Again:  Welcome to my world.

[Mike Scott]

I'm thinking it's Terry Thomas, so I'll try "The Abominable Dr. Phibes".

[Lunkenstein]

I'm thinking it's Terry Thomas, so I'll try "The Abominable Dr. Phibes".

Nope, but it was an English actor. He did well in eccentric roles. There is a slight Van Gogh connection.

[Mike Scott]

Now I remember! It's Miles Malleson, so probably "First Men in the Moon".

Don't know his connection to Van Gogh.

[Lunkenstein]

First Men in the Moon (1964) is correct.

The quote wasn't from Miles Malleson though. It was Lionel Jeffries as Cavor in response to the idea that the moon creatures might cocoon them like some of the selenites they'd seen. Jeffries also had a small role in Lust For Life (1956), the film about Van Gogh.
Your turn!

[Mike Scott]

The quote wasn't from Miles Malleson though. It was Lionel Jeffries as Cavor

D'Oh! Of course it was!

Oh well, it got me to the right movie.   

[Mike Scott]

"We deeply regretted we could not save the life of the man who had saved ours."

[Lunkenstein]

Wow, this sounds really familiar.

[Mike Scott]

Wow, this sounds really familiar.

Voice-over narration at the end of the movie. Baritone voice (one of the main cast), kind of hollow/echoy.

[Lunkenstein]

'60s?

[Mike Scott]

'60s?

Yes, but the book was written many years earlier.

[Lunkenstein]

Most likely sci-fi, right?

[Mike Scott]

Most likely sci-fi, right?

SF/Adventure

[Lunkenstein]

Mysterious Island (1962)?

[Mike Scott]

Mysterious Island (1962)?

Das da one.