Abbott and Costello Meet the Invisible Man (1951)
- Starring:
- Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, (more)
- Director(s):
- Charles Lamont
- Format(s):
Synopsis of Abbott and Costello Meet the Invisible Man
The best of Universal-International's followups to Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein, Abbott & Costello Meet the Invisible Man casts Bud and Lou as mail-order private eyes. The boys champion the cause of boxer Arthur Franz, who has been framed for murder. Utilizing the formula created by Claude Rains in the original Invisible Man (1933), Franz vanishes before Dr. Gavin Muir's astonished eyes. Cloaked by invisibility, Franz talks Bud and Lou into helping him nab the real murderer, gangster Sheldon Leonard. A string of uproarious gags and comic setpieces is highlighted by a boxing-ring finale, wherein Lou, backed up by the invisible Franz, dukes it out with a behemoth prizefighter. A clever special-effects closing gag caps this delightful A&C vehicle. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Complete Cast of Abbott and Costello Meet the Invisible Man
- Bud Abbott - Bud Alexander
- Nancy Guild - Helen Gray
- Adele Jergens - Boots Marsden
- William Frawley - Detective Roberts
- Sam Balter - Radio Announcer
- Edward Gargan - Milt
- George Lewis - Torpedo
- Charles Perry - Rocky's Handler
- Milt Bronson - Ring Announcer
- Edith Sheets - Nurse
- Richard Bartell - Baldheaded Man
- Sid Saylor - Waiter
- Donald Kerr
- Lou Costello - Lou Francis
- Arthur Franz - Tommy Nelson
- Sheldon Leonard - Morgan
- Gavin Muir - Dr. Philip Gray
- Bobby Barber - Sneaky
- Perc Launders - Cop
- Herb Vigran - Stillwell
- Carl Sklover - Lou's Handler
- Harold Goodwin - Bartender
- Frankie Van - Referee
- Billy Wayne - Rooney
- Paul Maxey - Dr. Turner
- Ralph Dunn - Motorcycle Cop
- Director(s):
- Charles Lamont
- Writer(s):
- Robert Lees, Frederic I. Rinaldo, John Grant
- Producer(s):
- Howard Christie
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