USA, 1944
78m
35mm film, black and white, 1.37:1
mono, English
An American science fiction film directed by Ford Beebe.
Plot Summary
Scientist Robert Griffin tries out his new formula for invisibility on an escaped convict who uses it to terrorise a family he believes has cheated him out of a fortune.
Credits
Crew
Directed by: Ford Beebe
Copyright MCMXLIV [1944] by Universal Pictures Company, Inc.
Universal presents. A Universal picture
Produced by: Ford Beebe
Original Screenplay by: Bertram Millhauser
Suggested by “The Invisible Man” by H.G. Wells
Assistant Director: Fred Frank
Director of Photography: Milton Krasner
Film Editor: Saul Goodkind
Musical Score and Direction: Hans J. Salter
Director of Sound: Bernard B. Brown
[Sound] Technician: William Hedgcock
Western Electric Recording
Gowns: Vera West
Special Photography by: John P. Fulton
Art Direction: John Goodman, Harold H. MacArthur
Set Decorations: Russell A. Gausman, A.J. Gilmore
Cast
Jon Hall (Robert Griffin)
Leon Errol (Herbert Higgens)
John Carradine (Dr Peter Drury)
Alan Curtis (Mark Foster)
Evelyn Ankers (Julie Herrick)
Gale Sondergaard (Irene, Lady Herrick)
Lester Matthews (Sir Jasper Herrick)
Halliwell Hobbes (Cleghorn)
Leyland Hodgson (Sir Frederick Travers)
Doris Lloyd (Maud)
Ian Wolfe ([Jim] Feeney)
Billy Bevan (sergeant)
Grey Shadow (himself)
Alternative Titles
I ekdikisis tou aortaou anthropou – Greece
Näkymättömän miehen kosto – Finland
Den osynlige mannens hämnd – Sweden
La rivincita dell’uomo invisibile – Italy
La tragedia del hombre invisible – Mexico
Der Unsichtbare nimmt Rache – Germany
Den usynlige mands hævn – Denmark
La venganza del hombre invisible – Spain
A Vingança do Homem Invisível – Brazil
A Vingança do Homem Invisível – Portugal
Η εκδίκηση του αόρατου ανθρώπου – Greece
Месть человека-невидимки – Russia
Links
Sequel to
The Invisible Man (1933)
The Invisible Man Returns (1940)
Invisible Agent (1942)
See also
Abbott and Costello Meet the Invisible Man (1951)
The Invisible Woman (1940)
References
Books
- The Horror Factory by Bruce Dettman and Michael Bedford pp.118-120 – article
- The Monster Movies of Universal Studios by James L. Neibaur pp.119-122 – illustrated credits, article
- Reference Guide to Fantastic Films by Walt Lee p.222 – credits
- Universal Studios Monsters: A Legacy of Horror by Michael Mallory pp.144-147 – illustrated article
