A mysterious force returns from the shadows in this thrilling 1940 classic sci-fi horror film. Filled with suspense, strange experiments, and dramatic twists, this vintage movie captures the dark atmosphere of early Hollywood horror cinema. Experience an unforgettable journey of invisibility, revenge, and mystery in one of the great classics of the era.
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00:02:02I can't believe it's going to happen. Just two more hours and they're going to kill him.
00:02:07You know, the way you take on, one would think it was you that was going to end.
00:02:11I'd rather, do you hear? I'd much rather.
00:02:14He could still get the reprieve, couldn't he, Mr. Cotton?
00:02:17He will get it. I'm praying he will.
00:02:19Oh, he's so young.
00:02:21They don't ask a murderer his age, Cookie.
00:02:23Mr. Geoffrey didn't murder his brother, and you know it as well as I do.
00:02:27It ain't my business to know. That's what we've got judges for. They're experts.
00:02:32What would he do a thing like that for?
00:02:34Why, he and his brother was pals like you never saw.
00:02:37The Radcliffe's are no murderers.
00:02:40Blimey, you may be a good butler, but it's a dead search. You ain't no psychologist.
00:02:45What do you know what goes on inside a man's mind?
00:02:48Outside he may look like a gentleman, but inside he may have the anchoring for murder.
00:02:53It's no good talking to a man with an apology for a brain.
00:02:58I wish it was over.
00:03:00I've been worrying so long whether that reprieve will go through or not.
00:03:05You're all worried, are they, Cotton?
00:03:07Oh, shut your lip.
00:03:10It's hard on all of us, Mr. Cotton.
00:03:12What about poor Miss Manson?
00:03:15Instead of him leading her to the altar, they're leading him to the gallows.
00:03:18And Mr. Cobb, he ain't too up in neither.
00:03:33Morning to you, Miss Manson.
00:03:36Morning.
00:03:38So soon?
00:04:01Helen, you can't go on like this, you know, without sleep or anything.
00:04:06You're not being fair to yourself or to Geoffrey.
00:04:09Now please have something, at least a cup of tea.
00:04:14Oh, Richard, they must have news by now.
00:04:16Surely the reprieve has come through.
00:04:19Well, they'll be shot at four as soon as there's word.
00:04:21Dr. Griffin is asking for you, Miss Manson.
00:04:25Have you any news?
00:04:26None.
00:04:27Mr. Cobb, isn't there a summary of hope left for him?
00:04:29There must be hope.
00:04:30There has to be.
00:04:32I don't see what more we can do.
00:04:34I've talked to dozens of influential people in London,
00:04:37old friends of whom I've never asked a favour before.
00:04:40But the Home Secretary,
00:04:41it seems impossible that he shouldn't at least grant a postponement.
00:04:44Richard, please try.
00:04:56Helen, if it's low, be brave.
00:04:58You know it has to be done.
00:04:59Yes, very well.
00:05:00I'll hold on.
00:05:02You know, Helen, I give my right arm who would help you.
00:05:05I feel my position very keenly,
00:05:07not only as Geoffrey's cousin, but as your friend.
00:05:10Hello?
00:05:11Oh, yes.
00:05:11May I speak to Philip, please?
00:05:13Mr. Richard Cobb is his most urgent matter of life and death.
00:05:21Oh, I see.
00:05:25It's no use.
00:05:27He's away in Scotland.
00:05:29It's impossible to reach him.
00:05:45Thank you for permitting this last visit, Governor.
00:05:48I wish I could do more.
00:05:49It was his last request.
00:05:51Take Dr. Griffin to the cell.
00:05:53Sorry, but I can allow you just ten minutes, Doctor.
00:05:55Thank you, sir.
00:06:06Jim.
00:06:12Governor's permit.
00:06:14Huh?
00:06:15Come in, sir.
00:06:17Come in, sir.
00:06:17Come in, sir.
00:06:41He's gone!
00:06:42Who's gone?
00:06:42What do you mean?
00:06:43The prisoner!
00:06:44Radcliffe!
00:06:44What are you talking about?
00:06:47I never took my eyes off him, sir, not for half a second.
00:06:49Then will you kindly explain how he can have gone?
00:06:51I wish I knew, sir.
00:06:52He just took wing and flew, did he?
00:06:53You're under arrest, both of you.
00:06:55Sound the alarm!
00:06:56Come along.
00:07:03Samson speaking.
00:07:05Escape, eh?
00:07:08Yes.
00:07:10Uh-huh.
00:07:11I see.
00:07:14Dr. Frank Griffin.
00:07:17See if we have any file on the Dr. Frank Griffin.
00:07:20Uh-huh.
00:07:22All right.
00:07:22I'll be along as soon as possible.
00:07:27Griffin.
00:07:28Well, here's how it was, sir.
00:07:29There wasn't no way he could have gone.
00:07:32When Griffin was talking to him on the bed here, I was over here playing cards with Bob.
00:07:37Wasn't I, Bob?
00:07:37And when this Dr. Griffin went, the prisoner started talking to me after a bit about what a rotten day
00:07:43it was.
00:07:43You know, the way they do to keep their spirits up a bit.
00:07:46That's right.
00:07:47And then he went back over here, stepped in here, turned on the water like that.
00:07:51He washed his hands.
00:07:53He took a towel like that, and he walked over here, still chatting about the weather, just as offhand as
00:07:59you please.
00:08:00Then he stopped talking, and after a jiffy, we go in.
00:08:03And here's the water still running.
00:08:05And there's nothing left but his clothes laying there on the floor, sir.
00:08:08That's just the way it was.
00:08:10So help me, Bob.
00:08:11Wasn't it, Bob?
00:08:12Just as sure as I stand here, sir.
00:08:14It's witchcraft.
00:08:15That's what it is, sir.
00:08:15Don't talk rot, man.
00:08:17The funny thing is, I believe it, word for word.
00:08:19But he couldn't have vanished into thin air.
00:08:21Couldn't he, though?
00:08:22The funny thing is, Bob.
00:09:16The funny thing is, Bob.
00:09:24Where have you been?
00:09:24I've been trying to get you on the phone all the morning.
00:09:26I'm sorry, Mr. Cobb.
00:09:27I gave orders not to be disturbed.
00:09:28You might have made an exception in my case.
00:09:31I didn't expect you.
00:09:32I'm doing some extremely delicate work.
00:09:33What work of his importance is all that?
00:09:35Haven't you heard the news?
00:09:36Geoffrey's escaped.
00:09:38Noose practically around his neck.
00:09:40Yes, it's incredible, isn't it?
00:09:42Well, that's an extraordinary act you take, I must say.
00:09:46But what can I do?
00:09:47Do?
00:09:48You must find him and help him.
00:09:49And Helen.
00:09:51Helen with Geoffrey?
00:09:52Isn't that natural for a fiancΓ©?
00:09:54She went out this morning, hasn't come back yet.
00:09:56He's escaped, she's disappeared.
00:09:58Man alive doesn't mean anything to you.
00:10:00They're in danger.
00:10:01They're hunting him and she's with him.
00:10:03They'll shoot him on sight.
00:10:06On sight?
00:10:08Now, in your friendship for Helen and Geoffrey,
00:10:10it's safe to assume that you wouldn't be working here as calmly as you are
00:10:13unless you knew where they were.
00:10:15I don't think that you have any reason for that assumption.
00:10:17You're of any my question.
00:10:19It's obvious you know where they are.
00:10:22Put that stuff down!
00:10:24Mr. Cobb, please don't think me rude.
00:10:25I have an enormous amount of work to do.
00:10:28Now, look here, Dr. Griffin.
00:10:30I've supported this laboratory in the tradition of my cousins
00:10:33and their humanitarian ideas.
00:10:36I must ask you to give me the same consideration
00:10:38as you would give to them.
00:10:40Gladly.
00:10:41Very well, then.
00:10:42If they're together, if Helen is with them,
00:10:44they have no money,
00:10:44you must tell me how I can help them.
00:10:46It's criminal not to.
00:10:48I'm sorry.
00:10:52Very well.
00:10:58I'll name the Geoffrey's a great smart lad.
00:11:00He'll get through.
00:11:01And if he needs any help,
00:11:02he knows where to come for it.
00:11:03Come on, you men.
00:11:04Look alive, dear.
00:11:06Look alive.
00:11:07Can't have work interrupted?
00:11:08Haven't you heard?
00:11:09Mr. Geoffrey has escaped.
00:11:11Do you think it's a mystery?
00:11:12Ah, seemingly when a chap
00:11:13puts one over on the law,
00:11:14it's always a mystery.
00:11:15A mystery if they catched him?
00:11:17That's no business of yours.
00:11:18Perhaps it hasn't occurred to you
00:11:20that the company doesn't pay you
00:11:21to stand near swapping mystery stories.
00:11:23Keep the wig on, Willie.
00:11:24Mr. Spears to you.
00:11:26I'll thank you to show proper respect.
00:11:28Go on now.
00:11:28Get down that shaft
00:11:29if you want to keep up the dole.
00:11:31All right, Mr. Willie Spears.
00:11:34Get back to work, I tell you.
00:11:36Get out of my way.
00:11:37Here.
00:11:41What can I do for you?
00:11:42Where can I find Dr. Griffin?
00:11:43Who might you be?
00:11:45Scotland Yard.
00:11:46Oh, yes, sir.
00:11:46I reckon you'll find him
00:11:48in the hospital building, sir.
00:11:49In his laboratory.
00:11:50Right over there.
00:11:54A couple of slums.
00:11:55Yeah, a lot they'll find out.
00:11:57Yeah, they're up to some of it.
00:12:13The gentleman wishes to see you, sir.
00:12:15Dr. Griffin?
00:12:16Yes?
00:12:17I'm Samson, Scotland Yard.
00:12:19May I come in?
00:12:24What can I do for you, Inspector?
00:12:26What can you do for me, Doctor?
00:12:28Very little, I'm afraid.
00:12:37You and Radcliffe were great friends, weren't you, Doctor?
00:12:39We still are, I'm happy to say.
00:12:42Yes, Doctor.
00:12:43Quite so.
00:12:45The research in which you and he were collaborating
00:12:48was interrupted by the unfortunate, uh,
00:12:52accident to Sir Michael, shall we say?
00:12:54And to carry on such important work,
00:12:56a man like you wouldn't hesitate to break the law, would you?
00:12:59Suppose you come to the point, Inspector.
00:13:02I've been looking up the file on your late brother.
00:13:04That was nine years ago, wasn't it?
00:13:08Charming fellow.
00:13:09Well, very ingenious.
00:13:12He concocted a formula which included a poisonous drug called duocaine.
00:13:17An extraction of an East Indian herb that took the color out of things.
00:13:22Combined with other ingredients known only to himself,
00:13:26it made the body transparent when ejected into the bloodstream.
00:13:31Very ingenious.
00:13:33He succeeded, didn't he, in making himself invisible.
00:13:36Well, Inspector, you don't have to go through all that.
00:13:37I can remember it very well.
00:13:39Yes.
00:13:40It isn't a thing a mere nine years can make you forget, is it?
00:13:46You recall, of course, how he went insane
00:13:48and never again visibility till after he was dead.
00:13:52And how he was finally killed by the police,
00:13:54shot down like a mad dog after hundreds had lost their lives.
00:13:58Most hideous crimes.
00:14:02Well, of course, Doctor, you would never make a man invisible
00:14:06with the danger of him going mad
00:14:08unless you had a means of bringing him back in time.
00:14:11Surely in all those nine years,
00:14:13you found a method of avoiding insanity
00:14:15or perhaps even restoring visibility.
00:14:20I was never interested in my brother's activities.
00:14:23Oh, I'm sorry, Doctor.
00:14:25I had hope that you might cooperate.
00:14:27You must realize that if the monster murders,
00:14:30the scientist hangs.
00:14:36Have a cigar?
00:14:37No, thanks, I don't smoke.
00:14:39Try it.
00:14:41In smoke or rain,
00:14:43he becomes visible.
00:14:53Cover this place.
00:14:55I'll send some men out.
00:15:07I tell you, Miss,
00:15:08you're the first visitor to this cottage in nigh on a year.
00:15:12Except in Doctor Griffin.
00:15:14Coming to look at my gouty old foot.
00:15:17When do you expect the patient?
00:15:19He'll be here very soon, Ben.
00:15:20Ah, that's not what I won't be glad to do
00:15:23for a patient of Doctor Griffin.
00:15:25Aye, and I'll be glad to have a body to talk to.
00:15:28He's had a very serious accident, Ben.
00:15:30He needs rest and no unnecessary conversation.
00:15:33Oh, depend on me, Miss.
00:15:36Old Ben never talks except when it's wanted.
00:15:38And I think he'd rather that no one knew he was here.
00:15:43That's old Towson.
00:15:44I wonder what's coming over him.
00:15:46Getting old and talkative, seems like.
00:16:08What's the matter you're called for?
00:16:10Quiet now.
00:16:33Come inside, quickly, darling.
00:16:39Come inside, stop.
00:16:43It's not Buckingham Palace, darling.
00:16:46You're wrong.
00:16:47It is.
00:16:48At least it's comfortable and safe.
00:16:52How does it feel to have a phantom fiancΓ©?
00:16:55You're the best phantom I happen to know.
00:16:57I can touch you.
00:17:00Oh, you poor boy.
00:17:02I don't know what to say.
00:17:04I'm lucky.
00:17:05I can see you.
00:17:07After all, I'm not much to look at anyway.
00:17:09Even when I...
00:17:11Even when this...
00:17:15It doesn't make any difference, dear.
00:17:16We're together.
00:17:18Soon it'll be as it always was.
00:17:19Oh, this is just a dream.
00:17:22Now, come.
00:17:23Sit down and rest.
00:17:30I'll get some tea.
00:17:31You must be fanny.
00:17:31Oh, no, thanks.
00:17:32Just the same, darling.
00:17:33I don't want anything to eat.
00:17:35Just sit down and talk to me.
00:17:40It's all right.
00:17:43You must have thought I'd never get here.
00:17:46It was kind of awful waiting.
00:17:48Wondering if something had happened to you.
00:17:50I couldn't find the spot where Frank had hidden the bag with the clothes.
00:17:53You can't imagine how cold I was until I found them.
00:17:56You know, I'm beginning to understand why ghosts moan so in this sort of weather.
00:17:59You haven't changed a bit.
00:18:01That's a slight exaggeration.
00:18:04But if the worst comes to the worst, I can always get a job hauling a house.
00:18:07There's not going to be any worst.
00:18:09Frank won't let us down.
00:18:10He's working day and night on the antidote.
00:18:19I'm sorry, darling.
00:18:21It's just that all these months I've thought about this day mentally adjusting myself,
00:18:27certain that I'd be able to accept the change quite casually now that it's happened,
00:18:33now that it's become a reality.
00:18:36I don't know.
00:18:41I can't start it any longer, Harold.
00:18:43He'll round the whole neighborhood.
00:18:45Stop him.
00:18:46Darling, you know there's no one around here for miles.
00:18:52Ben.
00:18:53Oh, I say, Ben, can't you take that dog away?
00:18:55I'll tie him somewhere where we can't hear him.
00:18:58Oh, don't pay no heed on him, miss.
00:19:01There you go, blonde head.
00:19:08I can't say I blame you.
00:19:16I'd better be on my way again.
00:19:18Where?
00:19:19Darling, I can't just sit around here with Michael's murderer at large.
00:19:23Jeff, I understand, but you've got to take it easy for a few days.
00:19:28You've been under such an awful strain.
00:19:31I've almost forgotten how to relax.
00:19:34I suppose I'll get used to this.
00:19:37You won't have to, Jeff.
00:19:39Frank, sure you'll have the antidote within a few days.
00:19:42Yes.
00:19:43Yes, of course.
00:19:46Helen.
00:19:51Promise me something.
00:19:53Yes.
00:19:55Frank gave me his word that if my mind should begin to go, before he found a way back for
00:20:03me, he'd prevent me doing any harm.
00:20:09Chain me in this history.
00:20:13Help him keep his promise.
00:20:17I don't know, darling.
00:20:20I feel, you know, I feel, I feel, I feel, I feel.
00:20:40That's all right.
00:23:55Hello there.
00:25:15What do you want?
00:25:16I was wondering whether a bite to eat wouldn't be welcome, sir.
00:25:33Helen, don't look at me like that.
00:25:36It was just waking up.
00:25:39Hearing Ben's voice.
00:25:41Hearing Ben's voice.
00:25:41And then seeing me.
00:25:42Oh, Jeff, nothing's changed.
00:25:43Oh, I should have let them hang me.
00:25:45Darling, darling, you mustn't say that.
00:25:47Who was ever faced with a choice like that?
00:25:49To be hanged by the neck until I was dead?
00:25:51Or to take life on the terms of this fantastic drug?
00:25:54Invisibility at the price of almost certain madness today, tomorrow.
00:25:57Darling, you must be patient.
00:25:58It was fear.
00:25:59It was fear.
00:26:00It was fear.
00:26:00Nothing but fear that decided me.
00:26:02Oh, Helen.
00:26:03My life isn't so valuable.
00:26:05My life isn't so valuable that I should endanger yours and Frank's.
00:26:08Oh, I'm sorry, darling.
00:26:11I didn't mean to upset you.
00:26:14I'm a worm to treat you like this after all you've been through.
00:26:18Here.
00:26:20Now we'll, we'll wipe away those tears.
00:26:24I'll try and act like a normal person.
00:26:33Ben!
00:26:37Hello there!
00:26:38Ben!
00:26:40Hey, Ben.
00:26:41Isn't this your dog?
00:26:43My daft old fool.
00:26:45I had to put him out.
00:26:47Put him out?
00:26:47What's wrong?
00:26:49Listen.
00:26:50Shut up.
00:26:51Keeping the old place awake.
00:26:53Ah.
00:26:53You have visitors, eh?
00:26:55Visitors?
00:26:56Why, what would I be doing with visitors?
00:26:59Nobody visits poor old Ben.
00:27:01You know, with a dog keeping awake?
00:27:03Eh?
00:27:03The neighbours.
00:27:05Ah, you soft man.
00:27:07Why, there isn't a neighbour closer than Negan Bottoms.
00:27:10More than a couple of miles from here.
00:27:13Look at him barking, barking like a mucky old fool.
00:27:23Who's inside?
00:27:24There's a nobody here and nobody hasn't been here.
00:27:28Who's in the upstairs room then?
00:27:31Neither nobody nor nothing.
00:27:33Here, be off you.
00:27:34I don't want any nosy coppers round my house.
00:27:36All right, Ben.
00:27:38Eh?
00:27:38I pay my rates regularly.
00:27:40Here, here, here.
00:27:41You can't go anywhere.
00:27:42This is my house.
00:27:45What are we going to do?
00:27:46Don't be afraid, darling.
00:27:47I can leave any moment I like.
00:27:48I'm coming out.
00:27:49What's the matter here?
00:27:51Come along now.
00:27:51I don't need you to search the old house.
00:27:54I want you to search that room upstairs.
00:27:56I want a warrant before you can search my house.
00:27:58And I don't need no warrant for them.
00:28:00Get out of the way.
00:28:01What's the world's having to go?
00:28:02Get out of the town.
00:28:04Get out of the way.
00:28:05Get out of the way.
00:28:05Get out of the way.
00:28:06I couldn't stop him, miss.
00:28:07It isn't my fault.
00:28:09Neither nothing nor nobody, eh?
00:28:13What's going on here?
00:28:14You know that you're intruding in a private house?
00:28:17Yes, sir, but...
00:28:18Well, then leave quickly or you'll find yourself in trouble.
00:28:21Come on, you silly old fools.
00:28:25I'd better go now, darling.
00:28:26You'll have to be brave.
00:28:27I'm trying to.
00:28:28Better turn around.
00:28:29This may not be very pleasant.
00:28:36You mucky old fool.
00:28:37You doesn't know what you're doing.
00:28:40Oh, he doesn't, eh?
00:28:45Jeff, where shall I see you?
00:28:48Where will you go?
00:28:49I'll meet you at the manor after I've seen Frank.
00:28:52Take care of yourself, darling.
00:28:53I will.
00:28:54It's bright and warm outside.
00:28:56Thank goodness.
00:28:58I'll be all right.
00:29:08Helen.
00:29:09Helen, darling.
00:29:10His face is all wrapped up like.
00:29:12He won't give me his name.
00:29:15Will I arrest him?
00:29:16We found him.
00:29:17He's at the gamekeeper's house.
00:29:18Chapney M. Jenkins.
00:29:19Don't do anything foolish.
00:29:21He'll understand he must not get away.
00:29:23And listen carefully now.
00:29:24Under no circumstances allow him to take off his clothes.
00:29:27Take off his clothes?
00:29:29He won't do that.
00:29:30There's a lady with him.
00:29:32Do as I tell you.
00:29:33I'll be over right away.
00:29:36Take off his clothes.
00:29:38Is he daft?
00:29:39Take off his clothes.
00:29:40Hey, you can't go upstairs.
00:29:42No good, Ben.
00:29:43I am with you.
00:29:43Get out of my...
00:29:45Oh, assaulting the lawn.
00:29:46You're now about assaulting me.
00:29:48Where's the old frog does?
00:29:49Here.
00:29:50Come here.
00:29:51Let me know now.
00:29:53What's up here?
00:29:54Let me know now.
00:29:55Where's the old frog does?
00:29:56Where's the old frog does?
00:29:56Here.
00:29:57Come here.
00:29:57Let me know now.
00:29:58I have to hold it.
00:30:02And I called Bartley the assault.
00:30:04He took off his clothes.
00:30:05No wonder she fainted.
00:30:13So you just let the lady walk out and ride away, eh?
00:30:17I had nothing to hold Miss Manson on, sir.
00:30:20I had no instructions about her and her looking so ill, sir.
00:30:26Tewkesbury, you're a credit to the force. You use brains.
00:30:30Watch her, but don't scare her too much. That's her game.
00:30:33We can't expect to catch the quarry if we shut up the bait.
00:30:36Aye, sir.
00:30:37Thank you, sir.
00:30:39Here we are, sir.
00:30:46Here you can check with the prison records.
00:30:54They match.
00:30:55Yes.
00:30:56Well, that clears up any doubt as to his identity anyway.
00:31:03Helen.
00:31:05Helen!
00:31:06Thank goodness that you're safe and sound.
00:31:09I've lain awake all night worrying about you.
00:31:11Oh, I'm sorry, Richard. I... I should have thought.
00:31:14You're so pale and exhausted.
00:31:16You must consider yourself, Helen.
00:31:19Where have you been?
00:31:22I'm quite all right.
00:31:23Helen.
00:31:24You don't know what it means to me just to see you.
00:31:27When you're away, I...
00:31:32You're tired. Go upstairs and rest.
00:31:35I'll see you later in the study.
00:31:43Who is it?
00:31:46Who is it?
00:31:54Well?
00:31:55I don't know.
00:31:57I was sure I heard a knock, too.
00:32:01Hello.
00:32:02Radcliffe Accident Home.
00:32:04No, I'm sorry.
00:32:04Mr. Champion was removed to the county hospital this morning.
00:32:07I must have been mistaken.
00:32:14Jeff.
00:32:16Headline news, eh?
00:32:18Of course.
00:32:19They don't know that I...
00:32:21Ah, but they do.
00:32:22The police got out to find my brother and tricked the whole thing in two minutes.
00:32:25The inspector was here to tell me all about it.
00:32:27Charming fellow.
00:32:29Why didn't they arrest you?
00:32:30How could they?
00:32:31First, they have to prove there is an invisible man.
00:32:33Then, that you're it.
00:32:35And finally, that I'm one of the, uh, gang.
00:32:38Well, that, uh, sounds enough to keep them busy for a while.
00:32:42How are you getting on?
00:32:43Splendidly.
00:32:44I need a little bit of your blood, old boy.
00:32:47Gladly.
00:32:48If you can find it.
00:32:49Here, sit down here.
00:32:51Thanks.
00:32:53Now, we'll get some alcohol.
00:32:58See if we can find your vein without putting a tourniquet on your arm.
00:33:04This feels like it.
00:33:13It's gonna hurt.
00:33:18Frank.
00:33:19What is it?
00:33:21How long do you think I have before I...
00:33:24go mad?
00:33:26Two days, two weeks, who knows?
00:33:30You think you'll find the antidote before I...
00:33:32Oh, I'll find it all right.
00:33:34Don't you worry.
00:33:36Good.
00:33:42Here it is, I hope.
00:33:49Now, we'll put some color in this.
00:34:00Mr.
00:34:11By Joe, that's what I call neat.
00:34:14Comes a practicing on guinea pigs.
00:34:16Dr. Vint.
00:34:17Come back later.
00:34:19But it's important about the men working where Chapekin was injured.
00:34:23Let him in.
00:34:25One moment.
00:34:35Oh, so he wouldn't see me.
00:34:40I was thinking it would be nice if we could have a little talk.
00:34:44That's a matter of opinion.
00:34:46You've been interfering again in the pit, I years.
00:34:48Telling the men not to work in number three tunnel.
00:34:54Glorified as usual, eh?
00:34:55I'm doing my duty, Dr. Griffin.
00:34:58And if you do yours and not meddle where you're not wanted,
00:35:01up in Ratcliffe pit and get along better.
00:35:03Listen, Mr. Spears, my duty is the men's health.
00:35:07Any child would know that tunnel was unsafe.
00:35:09Why, it's a sheer miracle that Chapekin got off with a pair of crushed legs in the fall yesterday.
00:35:12Up and so, Dr. Griffin.
00:35:14But Mr. Cobb gives the orders in Ratcliffe pit and I get them carried out.
00:35:19Up and also, Mr. Cobb says we don't need no laboratory.
00:35:23Nor no doctor, neither.
00:35:26We're going to give you nice little holiday.
00:35:29We?
00:35:30You can tell Mr. Cobb I'm not leaving.
00:35:32I take orders from Sir Geoffrey Radcliffe.
00:35:35Sir Geoffrey.
00:35:38They'll shoot him down like a mudge-tike.
00:35:41I'll thank you to get out.
00:35:43Mr. Cobb's the heir and the owner.
00:35:45He'll have you out of here pretty quick.
00:35:46As long as Sir Geoffrey's alive.
00:35:48Mr. Cobb knows he has nothing whatever to say.
00:35:51Now get out of here before I bash your ugly head in.
00:35:53You'll pay for this, Dr. Ironmighty.
00:35:55Mr. Cobb will chuck you out.
00:35:56See if he don't.
00:36:02What's come over this place?
00:36:04An imbecile like Spears talking to you in that manner.
00:36:07A night watchman.
00:36:09He never even did that job well.
00:36:12Cobb made him superintendent.
00:36:13His idea of superintending is to ignore everyone of the safety rules that you laid down.
00:36:17I don't understand it.
00:36:19A man of that type.
00:36:21Why on earth should Cobb...
00:36:27You know, Frank, it's surprising how invisibility heightens one's sense of smell.
00:36:35Goodbye.
00:36:36Where are you going?
00:36:38I think I smell something dead up a creek.
00:37:01Old place going to the dogs, that's what.
00:37:09I'm going to the dog.
00:37:12Hey!
00:37:17Old crop.
00:37:18Yeah.
00:37:41Thank you very much.
00:37:54Thank you very much.
00:38:41Thank you very much.
00:38:58You can't repair it, Mr. Spears.
00:39:12You can't escape either, Mr. Spears.
00:39:31Where are you?
00:39:32Here I am, Mr. Spears.
00:39:37Not over there.
00:39:39Here.
00:39:54Show yourself your coward and I'll fight you.
00:40:05Faster, Mr. Spears, faster.
00:40:12Why don't you fly, Mr. Spears?
00:40:24I told you there was no escape, didn't I, Mr. Spears?
00:40:30Where are you?
00:40:32Where are you?
00:40:33Here, beside you.
00:40:35But I can't see you.
00:40:36Of course you can't.
00:40:38I'm a ghost.
00:40:40Ghost?
00:40:42What kind of ghost sneeze?
00:40:44It's cold in the other world.
00:40:47So cold.
00:40:48Oh, lend me that handkerchief of yours, Mr. Spears.
00:40:59Who are you, ghost?
00:41:01What do you want of me?
00:41:02They were going to hang me, Mr. Spears.
00:41:06Remember me?
00:41:07Jeffrey Radcliffe.
00:41:09But I escaped the noose.
00:41:11I ran blindly out into the mist.
00:41:13I didn't know the marshes were there.
00:41:14I stumbled and fell.
00:41:16It pulled me down, inch by inch down.
00:41:19It was a horrible death, Mr. Spears.
00:41:21I can't find peace in the other world.
00:41:26Come here.
00:41:45Here.
00:41:47Must have had a nightmare.
00:41:49I've been imagining things.
00:41:50It isn't a very comfortable feeling, is it, Mr. Spears?
00:41:55I pity, Sir Jeffrey.
00:41:56I pity.
00:41:57Did you have any pity on me?
00:41:59Had you one thought for me?
00:42:02Lying day after day in that prison of despair?
00:42:05Feeling the rope around my throat choking the very breath of life out of me?
00:42:09What was it to you?
00:42:10Nothing.
00:42:11You were promoted.
00:42:12You were made superintendent.
00:42:14There's an account to be settled, Mr. Spears.
00:42:16I'll tell everything.
00:42:18I'll tell everything.
00:42:18Mr. Cobb made me lie.
00:42:21He were in the shaft when Sir Michael were killed.
00:42:23I thought you'd come out, sir.
00:42:25And I heard Sir Michael call after you.
00:42:28Then, after you'd come out, Mr. Cobb come out.
00:42:32I couldn't help myself, sir.
00:42:34Mr. Cobb told me he'd kill me if I told on him.
00:42:37Sir Jeffrey, you've always been such a kind man at all.
00:42:43Have mercy on the poor, ignorant man.
00:42:48Sir Jeffrey.
00:42:51Sir Jeffrey.
00:42:54Where are you?
00:42:56Where are you?
00:42:58No, no.
00:42:58No.
00:42:59Hey!
00:43:40Hey!
00:43:43Hey!
00:43:45Hey!
00:44:07Hey!
00:44:23Hey!
00:44:24Hey!
00:44:42That's exactly what I've been looking for.
00:44:48No! No! No! No!
00:44:54Sorry your little trip will have to be postponed, Mr. Spears.
00:44:57But don't worry. I'm going to make you quite comfortable.
00:45:01And after I've got you all tucked up for the night,
00:45:04I've got an appointment to keep with a certain gentleman named Richard Cobb.
00:45:09I must say I wouldn't have given Richard credit for so much ingenuity.
00:45:28All right.
00:45:30Oh
00:45:30Oh
00:45:58Hello
00:46:00I'm so glad you've come
00:46:04You know, you really are amazing
00:46:07It's hard to believe you've had so little rest. Thank you, Richard
00:46:12Now come and sit down and tell me all about it
00:46:18How's Jeffrey Jeffrey I
00:46:22Don't know
00:46:23I'm sorry I
00:46:25Assumed you'd be with him
00:46:28Lucky I got back before the rain started
00:46:30Helen, I want you to trust me
00:46:33Without our help he hasn't a chance
00:46:35The police are sure to find him
00:46:37We'll get him to the continent or to America
00:46:40You must tell me where he is for his sake
00:46:44All right, Richard
00:46:46I'll start from the beginning
00:46:47I'll start from the beginning if you don't mind, Helen
00:46:50Jeffrey
00:46:51Yes, Richard, I've come for a little chat
00:46:54Jeffrey, where are you?
00:46:56You're amongst friends, there's no danger
00:46:57Friends like you are a great comfort
00:47:01Where are you, Jeffrey? Show yourself
00:47:02I'd have a little difficulty doing that just now
00:47:05Where are you hiding?
00:47:07Perhaps that will show you where your friend is hiding
00:47:10Sit down
00:47:11Sit down
00:47:24Now, Richard, start to write
00:47:30Write what?
00:47:31A confession, of course
00:47:34I don't know what you're talking about
00:47:36No?
00:47:37Well, then I'll help revive your memory
00:47:39You recall my brother Michael, no doubt
00:47:43Yes
00:47:44And surely you remember killing him?
00:47:47Didn't do!
00:47:48Jeffrey, he didn't kill Michael
00:47:49No, didn't he?
00:47:51That shows how little you know, dear old Richard
00:47:53It was his charming way of getting rid of both of us
00:47:55Killing Michael, implicating me
00:48:00No, no, dear, no
00:48:02No, no, no
00:48:08Oh, it's the car
00:48:17I'm Inspector Samson, can I be of any help?
00:48:20I don't understand
00:48:21Well, he's here, is he?
00:48:23Jeffrey, he's invisible
00:48:25Why can't I see him?
00:48:26Smoke a cigar, Mr Cobb, and perhaps you will
00:48:28Is everyone mad?
00:48:31You must catch him, Inspector
00:48:31He wants to kill me
00:48:33What makes you think he'd want to do that, Mr Cobb?
00:48:36Because he's mad, completely out of his mind
00:48:40I'll just get away
00:48:40Your safety means as much to us as it does to you, Mr Cobb
00:48:44I think you'd be wise to stay
00:48:50In fact, I'm sure you'd better stay
00:49:08You take five men with nets and smoke cylinders to the upper floor
00:49:12You take five men to the servants' quarters
00:49:14Very good, sir
00:49:15You watch the front door
00:49:17You see that all doors and windows are covered from the outside
00:49:20The rest follow me
00:49:21Now, Mr Cobb, I should be very happy to provide you with a coordinate piece to ensure your safety
00:49:30Just a moment
00:49:32Now, Mr Cobb
00:49:34If you'll just sit down
00:49:41Thank you
00:49:42You the door
00:49:43Close it
00:49:44Stay there
00:49:44You the window
00:49:45You the back door
00:49:46The rest of you are on
00:49:48Close
00:49:49Guard this man carefully
00:49:50He's extremely valuable
00:49:51I appreciate your good intentions, Inspector
00:49:54But I'd rather have an escort to take me to London
00:49:56You're perfectly safe here, Mr Cobb
00:49:58I can assure you
00:49:59What assurance can he give me while I'm in the same house with him?
00:50:01Mr Cobb, please, calm down, calm down
00:50:04Miss Vick, you must help me
00:50:05I can't stay here
00:50:06Take me into protective custody
00:50:07Take me to prison
00:50:09Plenty of time, Mr Cobb
00:50:13Plenty of time
00:50:22Orders to shoot on sight
00:50:24I thought he said the bloke was invisible
00:50:39You missed him
00:50:40How do you know I did?
00:50:41You watch the door
00:50:43I know
00:50:45We nearly got him, sir
00:50:46As soon as he steps out of the rain
00:50:47You can spot him
00:50:48Where is he now?
00:50:49We've chased him back in the house
00:50:50Good
00:50:50Keep at it
00:50:52We've brought him bottled up now
00:51:12Beg pardon, Miss
00:51:13Get to work, men
00:51:16You've no right here
00:51:17Sorry, we have our orders
00:51:19You'd better get out of here, Miss
00:51:30Will you please leave me alone?
00:51:31I'll never leave you alone, darling
00:51:33Geoffrey
00:51:33I can get out of here if you lend me a hand
00:51:36Just, uh, thank
00:51:37Will you please, darling?
00:51:39Thank
00:51:45There's nothing in the service room, sir
00:51:47Will you fellas stay here before they finish upstairs?
00:51:48When they come down, we'll do the ground floor on the cellar
00:51:50I know you're down here, son
00:51:52I know you're down here, son
00:51:52I know you're down here, son
00:51:53I know you're down here, son
00:51:54What the matter is that you can't see?
00:51:55It's the safety ground
00:51:56Just put the safety ground
00:51:58It's the safety ground
00:52:00Make way, you men
00:52:02We need air
00:52:02Scum
00:52:03Get out of here, quick
00:52:06Get out of here, get out
00:52:06Stop it, get out of here
00:52:08Get out of here, you fella
00:52:08Get in
00:52:09Hey, come quick
00:52:11We've got him
00:52:12Up there
00:52:13Quick
00:52:15Damn it
00:52:16Get out of here
00:52:17Right here
00:52:18There you are
00:52:18Come on, put your shoulders
00:52:20Come on
00:52:21Come on
00:52:28It isn't him, sir
00:52:31A profound observation
00:52:45Good evening, Greg
00:52:46Good evening, sir
00:52:48Everything quiet?
00:52:49Quiet as the grave
00:52:50Brain stopped
00:52:51About time, too
00:52:52Not so lovely for you if our friend drops in
00:52:55I'm ready for him
00:52:56Trat not a good that'd be against something that isn't there
00:52:59I don't hold with no spiritualism
00:53:01This isn't spiritualism
00:53:03This spook's alive
00:53:05How can he be alive if he isn't there?
00:53:07You'll know soon enough when he suddenly leaps on your back and starts sucking your blood
00:53:14Get off
00:53:15See you later
00:53:17I hope
00:53:39Come down now
00:53:40You'll cop it
00:53:45See you later
00:53:46I hope
00:53:47I hope
00:54:43I hope
00:54:51answer it helen
00:54:56hello jeff sorry helen i couldn't come to the lab i'm at frank's house of course the place is
00:55:02guarded but little things like that don't stop me any longer tell frank this house of his is chilly
00:55:07i'm going to get into his best suit of clothes just a minute he's at your house he wants some
00:55:13of your clothes tell him to go ahead help yourself dear i will you and frank come over here we're
00:55:19going to celebrate celebrate well yes we'll be over soon celebrate what on earth does he want
00:55:28to celebrate that he must go mad that his friend the great scientist frank griffin has utterly failed
00:55:34frank oh helen i never should have done it imagine me thinking i could solve this riddle in a few
00:55:39days i'd need a lifetime what an utter fool i've been frank you're exhausted you mustn't lose hope
00:55:45the harder i work the more endless the job looks how can i possibly succeed my brother was the foremost
00:55:50chemical engineer in the country and all he ever succeeded in finding was madness death oh but
00:55:55frank how can i face jeff with nothing whatever happened you mustn't let him know that oh i've
00:56:00let you both down you should have seen them searching for me frank smoke bombs and gas masks
00:56:07and the fishnets they must have thought i was a herring and i marched straight through them with
00:56:12helen took her politely out of the car stop the old boy don't forget the wolves are prowling outside
00:56:18yes you know frank i'm beginning to get a new perspective on this crawling little animal known as
00:56:23man why a dog or a cat or a bird is cleverer than any human they sense me immediately but
00:56:29these
00:56:29shrewd detectives of yours take away one of man's senses and you render him helpless jeff you don't
00:56:35really think richard could have killed could have he did i have proof of it dear old inspector
00:56:41samson he's turned out to be my best assistant he's keeping richard prisoner for me until i'm ready
00:56:49for him and richard's boyfriend spears is anxiously awaiting me at his home does samson know that cob and
00:56:55spears are mixed up together in this no not yet then why not produce the evidence give samson the
00:57:00information and you'll be free free i am free i've never been more free in my life you know you
00:57:06know
00:57:06being invisible has distinct advantages it gives one a sense of power that's exciting power for good
00:57:14if you're so inclined or should you feel perverse for evil you hold the balance and decide which way
00:57:22life should go no one can stop you no one can touch you you don't need any infantile little
00:57:28samsons to carry out your will you're much greater than any of them rather a magnificent idea to play
00:57:36with isn't it more wine frank i'll get it
00:57:43sorry just what we needed seven days good luck jeff you can't mean that about having power for good or
00:57:49evil of course i can just think what i could do for my country or let's say with my country
00:57:54control it other nations would tremble before us as this nation will tremble before me don't you
00:58:01see what my power does for me i could sit in on the councils of kings and dictators it makes
00:58:06me king
00:58:06it makes me nemesis jeffrey do you remember a promise i made you what promise to restrain you
00:58:14if the effects of the duo cane disturbed your mind are you by any chance trying to be amusing
00:58:20no it just occurred to me that you're not mistaking my good spirits for madness i hope i just wondered
00:58:26if you remembered you needn't worry about my memory jeff's right no worrying this evening a toast
00:58:35to the quick conviction of the ambitious mr cobb
00:58:44what's the matter with you why are you looking at me like that please jeff take it easy you know
00:58:49they're watching the house they hear you they'll break up our little party you aren't afraid for me
00:58:54are you well i know you aren't you know they can't get me you're afraid for yourself afraid of what
00:59:01they
00:59:01might do to you jeff don't talk like oh my dear friend dr griffin has it ever occurred to you
00:59:07that
00:59:07friendship at best is a rather doubtful asset i don't want friends i shall have worshipers and
00:59:14followers people who will obey me because they recognize my greatness those who are loyal will
00:59:20be rewarded and the others destroyed hail invincible leader we follow you let's drink to the coming golden
00:59:28age which you will provide i don't think i care to drink with you somehow i don't feel very
00:59:34comfortable with you any longer jeffrey don't worry i'll be back
00:59:49frank is ellen you mustn't lose your head now oh you mean he never thought the duocaine would work
00:59:55so fast he's mad oh no frank no i was hoping he'd take that drink it's drugged why i can't
01:00:02control him
01:00:02by force what are we going to do when he comes back we'll have to play up to him get
01:00:06him to take the
01:00:07drink
01:00:19don't stand there cowering sit down and finish your supper
01:00:34i feel better this way in a second i'm safe
01:00:41and not only from the police
01:00:45i can roar my head off if i want to
01:00:49let's drink to the golden age well drink drink to me drink to my invincible power
01:00:56to a new era to a changed world with me as its guiding genius
01:01:05well why don't you smile
01:01:09that's better
01:01:24now i'm sorry to leave your two smiling happy faces but i have business to attend to
01:01:34richard expects me
01:01:37i hate disappointing friends
01:01:44frank don't worry the effects of drink won't take long to wear off
01:01:46no he'll be violent when he comes to
01:01:48i was prepared for it i'll take him into the study
01:01:50open the door
01:01:55please don't come in helen stay where you are
01:02:08four cylinders are only missing on three a inspector
01:02:16is he all right frank there's only one thing to do helen get samson give him up we can't
01:02:21but if jeff has proof that cob is a murderer and he has spears as a witness but how do
01:02:24we know he
01:02:25has it may just be his imagination
01:02:27oh i don't know
01:02:32little at me
01:02:38i'm sorry jeff but it was necessary i was just keeping my promise
01:02:41oh that's all right i suppose i drank too much
01:02:46with all the excitement well i passed out didn't i
01:02:51yes sorry i can't remove those i feel much better with them on safer
01:02:59i'm glad you did it listen to me jeff you've got to tell me what proof you have against cob
01:03:04then we can put samson to work on it and that leave us free to give all our time to
01:03:07the antidote
01:03:08yes of course that's the right idea i say frank the wine left me awfully dry
01:03:17do you suppose i could have some water of course i'll get it
01:03:28is it better frank much it was only a temporary attack he's quite normal again now
01:03:38there you are
01:03:42jeff
01:03:43jeff
01:03:44don't jeff
01:03:45jeff
01:03:45don't
01:03:51jeff
01:03:52jeff
01:04:01don't
01:04:05What happened?
01:04:07In there.
01:04:16Dr. Griffin!
01:04:46Good morning, Ritchie.
01:05:01Jeffrey, don't raise your voice, Richard.
01:05:06And don't touch that bell rope, or I might have to wind it around your neck.
01:05:11No one can help you now, except yourself.
01:05:15I'm afraid of you, Jeffrey.
01:05:17Aren't you?
01:05:20I don't know that I can't see you.
01:05:25I'm not a coward.
01:05:28You would be afraid of me if you couldn't see me.
01:05:31On the contrary, it would be a pleasure, and one that I hope soon to enjoy.
01:05:37Get up.
01:05:39Get up!
01:05:45We're going out, you and I.
01:05:47For a breath of fresh air.
01:05:51Turn around.
01:05:55Put up your arms.
01:05:58Now put them down.
01:06:01So.
01:06:03Now walk quite naturally as if no one was with you.
01:06:06Be charming and clever when you speak to the guards, and be careful, Richard.
01:06:10I may press the trigger in my excitement.
01:06:13Open the door.
01:06:20I'm sorry, sir, but you can't leave.
01:06:21But please, I...
01:06:23I...
01:06:26I...
01:06:30I told you to act cleverly.
01:06:33Surely you can still lie.
01:06:36I recall your being an expert.
01:06:57Good morning, Mr. Cobb.
01:07:00Good morning.
01:07:01Have you been took ill?
01:07:03I'm not feeling very well.
01:07:06I'm just going out for some fresh air.
01:07:08I'm sorry, sir.
01:07:09Bill up there had no right letting you through.
01:07:12Inspector's orders.
01:07:13I'm not a prisoner.
01:07:15I'm in a protective custody.
01:07:17I suppose this invisible chap is hiding about.
01:07:20Aren't you afraid of that?
01:07:22Of course not.
01:07:23More am I, sir.
01:07:24Between you and me, sir, I'll have to see him before I'll believe he's invisible.
01:07:29Or just to keep the record straight, sir, I'll have Bill phone the inspector.
01:07:33Bill!
01:07:35Bill!
01:07:35Bill!
01:07:37He's in kitchen again with his head in the icebox.
01:07:40You wait here a minute, sir.
01:07:41I'll phone the inspector myself.
01:08:04Here we are.
01:08:07Recognize the place?
01:08:12Jeffrey, quiet.
01:08:15Good morning, Mr. Cobb.
01:08:17Good morning.
01:08:19Good morning to you.
01:08:21Get out.
01:08:22Jeffrey, give me a chance to explain.
01:08:24I intend to immediately.
01:08:25Out!
01:08:38Move along now.
01:08:49You'll find the key under the mat.
01:08:58Unlock the door.
01:09:10Light that candle.
01:09:29Yes, Richard.
01:09:30It's your friend, Spears.
01:09:34Move over to him.
01:09:36I want you to take a good look at him.
01:09:39Go on.
01:09:40Move.
01:09:52Now, take the gag out of your friend's mouth.
01:09:56I'm sure he wants to talk to you.
01:09:58Do as I tell you.
01:10:00Go on.
01:10:01Go on.
01:10:10Please, Sir Jeffrey, let me down.
01:10:13My dear Mr. Spears, surely you can't be so exhausted already with the rope round your neck only a few
01:10:19hours?
01:10:20A pair of you had it round mine for months.
01:10:22All right, Spears, out with it.
01:10:23I said it once and I'll say it again.
01:10:25I saw Cobb do it.
01:10:26It's a Michael over the head with a wrench and shoved him down the shaft.
01:10:29He promised me money and a good position if I kept my mouth shut.
01:10:33I can't.
01:10:33I'm busy.
01:10:39Where is your power now?
01:10:41Now I'm as invisible as you are.
01:10:44I'll show you where my power is.
01:10:46Take that.
01:10:48Oh, hey.
01:10:52I'll get you.
01:10:54What's happening?
01:10:55He's breaking the place up again.
01:10:57Who's he fighting?
01:10:58Pink elephants as usual.
01:11:00He's a proper menace.
01:11:01That will he is.
01:11:02May the best elephant win, eh?
01:11:03Come on, Tommy.
01:11:04Let's see what's up.
01:11:06Now I've got you, you swine.
01:11:08I've choked the life out of you.
01:11:18There.
01:11:26Mr. Cole, Mr. Cole.
01:11:28Mr. Cole.
01:11:29Mr. Cole.
01:11:30Mr. Cole.
01:11:38Mr. Cole, Mr. Cole, Mr. Cole.
01:12:05Mr. Cole, Mr. Cole.
01:12:11Mr. Cole.
01:12:37Oh, my God.
01:12:46Now, come your ribs!
01:12:53I'm afraid to force the truth out of you!
01:12:56Joke it out of you!
01:12:57I want you to choke me now!
01:13:00These people are going to kill you!
01:13:02I want you to kill me now!
01:13:05Out of my ass, Kalika!
01:13:07Stop it!
01:13:08You killed my brother!
01:13:09You murdered Michael!
01:13:11Tell him!
01:13:20Buddy!
01:13:24Buddy!
01:13:26Buddy!
01:13:28Buddy!
01:13:33Come back!
01:13:34Jeff!
01:13:35Jeff!
01:13:38Jeff, where are you?
01:13:40Look lower in the pile!
01:13:43Look at their hands, not your eyes!
01:13:47Mr. Samson!
01:13:48What is it?
01:13:49We can't find him up here, sir!
01:13:51Keep on searching!
01:13:53Must be about here somewhere!
01:13:55Miss Manson!
01:13:56Mr. Cobb is asking to see you!
01:13:57I don't want to see him!
01:13:59Jeffrey!
01:14:00But Dr. Griffin says he's hurt very bad, miss!
01:14:17Helen!
01:14:22I killed...
01:14:24I killed...
01:14:27Michael!
01:14:29I killed...
01:14:32Master's been being stoned!
01:14:36He just got to McApher!
01:14:45He's not a good man!
01:14:46You don't mind if I borrow your clothes?
01:14:49Oh, man.
01:14:50It's cold!
01:14:51I'm a bit shaky!
01:14:54You don't mind, do you?
01:14:57Thanks!
01:15:03nice suit of clothes you've got there you know i really shouldn't do this
01:15:13i really shouldn't they'll be able to catch me now
01:15:23slender waist you've got not a bad fit my friend
01:15:33you wouldn't refuse me now man no thanks you know
01:15:42they've hunted me all over the country they shot me too i'm a murderer
01:15:52don't be scared old crow i i only want your clothes
01:16:02yes that's right
01:16:06i'll have to have your hat too i'm really freezing
01:16:16thanks your help why don't you find him when you thought he was a murderer you tried every
01:16:21way you knew to trap him and to kill him but now that you know he's innocent
01:16:25probably dying somewhere alone and deserted you've lost all interest haven't you why don't you use
01:16:32your cleverness now to save him i've got all my men out miss hanson you know what we're up against
01:16:37you know what's going on
01:16:45how to see his head
01:16:46i like
01:16:49jeffrey
01:17:31His pulse is almost gone.
01:17:33Must have been a tremendous loss of blood.
01:17:35I believe he'd stand a chance we could have an immediate transfusion.
01:17:38I'm ready.
01:17:38Shall I prepare Miss Madsen for a test?
01:17:40Yes, but we need more than she can supply.
01:17:47Please, please.
01:17:48Sir Geoffrey has to have a blood transfusion to save his life.
01:17:51Pull volunteer.
01:17:53Just come in quietly.
01:17:54I have to make some tests.
01:18:14That fusion's successful, Doctor?
01:18:16Well, complicated.
01:18:18How is he?
01:18:20He'll die.
01:18:22No.
01:18:24Eternal bleeding. If only I could operate.
01:18:26But how can I when I can't see him?
01:18:36Samson,
01:18:38I'd like to try this antidote.
01:18:41There's a very small chance that it'll work,
01:18:43and a far greater one that it'll kill him.
01:18:46But if I don't try it, he has no chance whatever.
01:18:55Prepare hyperdermic, please, now.
01:18:58Frank! Frank!
01:19:32The new blood itself was the antidote.
01:19:55The new blood itself waslection from the SΓ©leur in Man afterδΈη.
01:20:45Helen.
01:20:47Jeffrey.
01:20:49Helen, darling.
01:21:06Helen.
01:21:06Helen.
01:21:08Helen.
01:21:12Helen.
01:21:13Helen.
01:21:14Helen.
01:21:16Helen.
01:21:17Helen.
01:21:18Helen.
01:21:19Helen.
01:21:20Helen.
01:21:21Helen.
01:21:23Helen.
01:21:25Helen.
01:21:28Helen.
01:21:28Helen.
01:21:29You
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