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Der Unsichtbare

Originaltitel: The Invisible Man
  • Fernsehserie
  • 1958–1960
  • 12
  • 30 Min.
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Tim Turner in Der Unsichtbare (1958)
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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuScientist Dr. Peter Brady accidentally becomes invisible during experiments. With no antidote, he uses his condition to secretly assist the government in dangerous missions against criminal ... Alles lesenScientist Dr. Peter Brady accidentally becomes invisible during experiments. With no antidote, he uses his condition to secretly assist the government in dangerous missions against criminal organizations.Scientist Dr. Peter Brady accidentally becomes invisible during experiments. With no antidote, he uses his condition to secretly assist the government in dangerous missions against criminal organizations.

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    • Tim Turner
    • Lisa Daniely
    • Deborah Watling
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    7,0/10
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    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Tim Turner
      • Lisa Daniely
      • Deborah Watling
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    • 1958
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    Barbara Shelley
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    Conrad Phillips
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    • 1959
    Glyn Owen
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    • 1959
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    sullymangolf

    Scary for a 5 year old kid

    This is one of those flashbacks that you remember as a kid. We lived in Brooklyn, N.Y. back in the day and I remember as a child watching previews for a show that I thought was The Invisible Man. All I remember about the previews was a man with the bandages sitting in a chair (possibly in a theater)smoking a cigarett while someone opened a curtain above him looking to see where the cigarette smoke was coming from. Then in another scene I think the Invisible Man was lying on a bed while a fireman came in a door to the room and the fireman passed out from fright. This is all I remember except that I had nightmares from thinking about these scenes. To this day I don't know if this was the scenes from this show or not. I love this site because you can find pretty much all the old shows.
    CommandoCody

    OK series despite primitive special effects

    The British television series, "H. G. Wells' The Invisible Man," may have been based on the character created by Wells but had very little to do with the novel or classic James Whale film from Universal. In direct contradiction to the source material, the hero Dr. Peter Brady, was doing remarkably well as a workaholic scientist employed by the British government. He accidentally becomes invisible (fortunately for him, clothes and all) after a radiation leak interferes with his experiments on optical density and refraction. Naturally, the British authorities are suspicious of Brady, wondering what he'll do with his new-found "powers."

    Brady becomes a one man Impossible Missions Force. In subsequent episodes, he's dispatched to one mythical Middle Eastern, Eastern European, or African country after another, to foil the forces of evil threatening the British Empire. Despite supposedly being a secret agent, as the series progressed, Brady's invisibility became public knowledge leading to trouble in some episodes.

    The special effects were cheap and downright awful by today's standards. For the most part, the "invisibility" special effects were handled by wires holding various objects such as car keys, test tubes, guns, and the like. Scenes were frequently shot from Brady's point-of-view to limit the use of special effects. Despite these shortcomings the series eventually attracted the interests of US television networks. H.G. Wells' The Invisible Man ran for 39 half hours on the CBS network from November 4, 1958 to September 22, 1960.
    grunsel

    A very credible series for its time

    This must have been a wondrous new addition to 1950s Television? Made by ITC who had acquired 'Official Films' and who always managed to produce something a little different.. Its very easy to criticize this series in the 21st century, but if you look at it in the context of the time it was made, It was pretty darn clever. The special effects still look effective and It must have been difficult trying to make a show like this in television time and budget? Certainly this show's effects stand up well against the 1975 'Invisible Man' remake series which used a lot of chroma key overlay for effects and consequently the large amount of blue fuzz, made that one unconvincing.
    8richardchatten

    Invisible Uncle

    Rather provocatively entitled 'H. G. Wells' The Invisible Man', this was the first of two fifties television series based on fictional characters who were originally villains.

    Anticipating 'The Third Man' by transforming the title character into a champion of the underdog and righter of wrongs; set against a backdrop of probably a deliberately drably rendered London finally emerging from postwar austerity our hero - his invisibility mainly suggested by wires and with optical effects largely confined to smoking a cigarette but never inhaling - to intervene to remind assorted mercenary meanies to stop their bullying ways and embrace law and order.
    7aimless-46

    This Is Not The David McCallum Series

    The 26 half-hour episodes of the science fiction series "The Invisible Man" were originally broadcast on British ATV during the 1958-1959 season. It should not to be confused with the recent Sci-Fi Channel series of the same name, which featured Vincent Ventresca. Nor is it to be mistaken for the David McCallum series, which played on NBC in 1975.

    This one is the granddaddy of "The Invisible Man" TV franchise and is about as obscure a television series as you are likely find. I'm sure there is an interesting reason why they saw fit to release something this unknown on DVD, but for now your guess is as good as mine.

    It was a pretty decent program for 1958 but is more a curiosity than anything else 50 years later. It was actually a precursor to the James Bond craze a of the mid-1960's. Ralph Smart was the producer and he and his writing team would follow up "The Invisible Man" with "Danger Man"; which Patrick McGoohan would later follow up with "The Prisoner".

    Jim Turner plays Dr. Peter Brady, a young British scientist who is accidentally turned permanently invisible. While hoping for the discovery of a process that will reverse his condition, Brady kills time helping MI-5 or some other British intelligence service with their espionage operations in Europe.

    The series is actually pretty faithful to the spirit of the H.G. Wells story as Brady walks around on camera dressed in an overcoat and gloves, with bandages covering his face. The gimmick was that during the show's original run, it was never revealed that Turner was the actor playing the title role. In fact this stayed secret until the 1980's. Apparently the identity mystery was not enough to hook viewers and the series was not renewed for a second season. But it left quite a legacy as the spy genre (both parody and serious) soon replaced the western as the primary action adventure focus of television.

    Then again, what do I know? I'm only a child.

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      In the opening episode, the characters of Diane and Sally are said to be Dr. Peter Brady's widowed sister and her daughter, but later segments refer to them as having the same surname as the brother/uncle Brady, rather than that of the late husband/father, as if "Dee" is his widowed sister-in-law. It is possible that she either retained or reverted to her maiden name or that her husband shared a not-uncommon name.
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      [first lines of series]

      Dr. Peter Brady: My name is Peter Brady. For some time now, I've been engaged in highly secret experiments designed to bring about a great step forward in man's conquest of space and time. Here in my lab, working night and day, I've been prying into the mysteries of the future. Only a few hours ago I felt that there were secrets that would never be known here on Earth. And then suddenly, in the midst of routine experiments, a strange and unpredicted event took place. Whether a mistake or the natural conclusion of the experiment I cannot say. I can say that what happened is one of the most fantastic experiences in our modern day.

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      Referenced in Dennis, Geschichten eines Lausbuben: Dennis' Obligation (1961)

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      • 13. November 1995 (Deutschland)
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      • National Studios, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, England, Vereinigtes Königreich(Studio)
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