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Invisible Agent
Sign in to save1942 American science fiction film directed by Edwin L. Marin
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5.8The Invisible Man's grandson uses his secret formula to spy on Nazi Germany.
Released: 1942-07-3181 minDir: Edwin L. MarinHorror, Science Fiction, WarBudget: $322,000Box office: $1.0MPart of: The Invisible Man Collection
Cast
- Ilona Massey as Maria Sorenson
- Jon Hall as Frank Raymond
- Peter Lorre as Baron Ikito
- Cedric Hardwicke as Conrad Stauffer
- J. Edward Bromberg as Karl Heiser
- Albert Bassermann as Arnold Schmidt
Themes
- monster
- based on novel or book
- nazi
- espionage
- germany
- spy
- world war ii
- sequel
- black and white
- invisible
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- Duration
- 79
- FilmAffinity ID
- 285099
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- publication date
- 1942-07-31
- title
- Invisible Agent
- review score
- 67%
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