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The Invisible Woman (1940)

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Release Date: Dec 27, 1940 Wide

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Release Date: Dec 27, 1940 Wide

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Dispensing with the melodramatic excesses of Universal's previous "Invisible Man" films, 1941's The Invisible Woman aims strictly for laughs. Virginia Bruce stars as Kitty Carroll, an outspoken department store model fired from her job by tyrannical Mr. Growley (Charles Lane). Intrigued by an ad in the personal columns requesting the services of an "adventurous woman", Kitty offers her services to eccentric scientist Professor Gibbs (John Barrymore, doing a dead-on impression of his brother

PG, 1 hr. 13 min.

Romance, Mystery & Suspense, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Comedy

Directed By: A. Edward Sutherland

Written By: Robert Lees, Frederic I. Rinaldo, Gertrude Purcell

In Theaters: Dec 27, 1940 Wide

On DVD: Sep 1, 1993

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Cast

Virginia Bruce
Kitty Carroll
John Barrymore
Prof. Gibbs
John Howard
Richard Russell
Charlie Ruggles
George
Oscar Homolka
Blackie Cole
Edward S. Brophy
Bill
Donald MacBride
Foghorn
Margaret Hamilton
Mrs. Jackson
Shemp Howard
Frankie/"Hammerhead"
Anne Nagel
Jean
Kathryn Adams
Peggy
Maria Montez
Marie
Charles Lane
Mr. Growley
Mary Gordon
Mrs. Bates
Thurston Hall
John Hudson
Eddie Conrad
Hernandez
Harry C. Bradley
Want Ad Man
Kernan Cripps
Postman
Sarah Edwards
Buyer
Kay Linaker
Showroom Customer
Kitty O'Neil
Mrs. Patten
Kay Leslie
Model

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This is the worst in the series so far. The Invisible Woman suffers from a mediocre script, a new interesting idea, of which the screenwriters knew nothing of how to turn it into a good film and frankly this film was not as good as The Invisible Man Returns, which is the best sequel to the classic horror film. The

October 19, 2011