The Invisible Man Returns (1940) Poster

(1940)

John Sutton: Doctor Frank Griffin

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  • Sampson : You and Radcliffe were great friends, weren't you doctor?

    Doctor Frank Griffin : We still are, I'm happy to say.

    Sampson : Yes doctor - quite so. The research on which you and he were collaborating was interrupted by the unfortunate... accident, to Sir Michael, shall we say? And to carry on such important work man like you wouldn't hesitate to break the law, would you?

    Doctor Frank Griffin : Suppose you come to the point, Inspector?

    Sampson : I've been looking up the file on your late brother. That was nine years ago, wasn't it? Very ingenious. He concocted a formula which included a poisonous drug called Duocaine. An extraction of an East Indian herb that took the colour out of things. Combined with other ingredients known only to himself, it made the body transparent when injected into the bloodstream. Very ingenious.

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