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When Gray is told MacFarlane is getting drunk in the other room, he places his whip by the door. Dur [...]	D
When MacFarlane and Gray gaze into the mirror and we then see their reflections in a separate shot, [...]	D
When Fettes uncovers the female corpse at the end (in the pouring rain), the corpse's eyelids flutte [...]	D
The scene in the pub right after it's announced that MacFarlane sold Gray's horse and buggy for a me [...]	D
Fettes says he remembered hearing his parents speak about Burke and Hare, yet the film is set in 183 [...]	D
When John Gray puts the blade into the bread, it moves dramatically over the next few shots.	D
At 14 minutes as Donald Fettes answers the downstairs door he finds John Gray standing there with a [...]	D
At the very beginning, they show a castle during the credits, then "In Edinburgh In 1831-" then show [...]	D
When Gray kills Joseph, the latter's right arm is stretched out from his shoulder at a 90 degree ang [...]	D
The story takes place in Edinburgh, yet only Mrs McBride has a Scottish accent.	D

Dr. Wolfe 'Toddy' MacFarlane: Gray, I must be rid [...]	D
Dr. Wolfe 'Toddy' MacFarlane: What is Gray to me? [...]	D
Joseph: I know you kill people to sell bodies. Ca [...]	D
[first lines] [Donald sits on a tomb in a graveya [...]	D
Dr. Wolfe 'Toddy' MacFarlane: If you've any regard [...]	D
Cabman John Gray: You've no need to be anxious, Me [...]	D
Cabman John Gray: There was a dog that bothered me [...]	D
Cabman John Gray: I'm a pretty bad fellow myself, [...]	D
Mrs. Mary McBride: He'll not leave the grave - not [...]	D
Cabman John Gray: I am a small man, a humble man. [...]	D
Closing title: "It is through error that man tries [...]	D
Donald Fettes: He taught me the mathematics of ana [...]	D

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