The Invisible Boy (1957) |
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| Director(s) | Herman Hoffman |
| Producer(s) | Nicholas Nayfack |
| Top Genres | Adventure, Family, Science Fiction |
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Philip Abbott(as Dr. Tom Merrinoe)
The Invisible Boy
Released
1957
The Invisible Boy
Released
1957
Philip Abbott
(as Dr. Tom Merrinoe)
Harold J. Stone(as Gen. Swayne)
The Invisible Boy
Released
1957
The Invisible Boy
Released
1957
Harold J. Stone
(as Gen. Swayne)
Robert H. Harris(as Prof. Frank Allerton)
The Invisible Boy
Released
1957
The Invisible Boy
Released
1957
Robert H. Harris
(as Prof. Frank Allerton)
The Invisible Boy Overview:
The Invisible Boy (1957) was a Family - Science Fiction Film directed by Herman Hoffman and produced by Nicholas Nayfack.
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The Invisible Boy Quotes:
Dr. Tom Merrinoe:
As a matter of fact, I had an exceptionally full, stimulating if I may say so, usful day at the computer.
Dr. Tom Merrinoe:
He's already ten years old, and he can't even play a decent game of chess.
Dr. Tom Merrinoe:
In order to equal the number of neuronic circuits in my own cerebral cortex we'd be obliged to build something slightly larger than the planet Jupiter.
Dr. Bannerman:
In certain intolerable situations, a man's unconscious mind can be the instrument of self-destruction.
[first lines]
Dr. Tom Merrinoe: General Swayne! Certainly didn't expect to see you in person.
Gen. Swayne: Thought I'd be my own messenger boy this time.
See More Quotes from The Invisible BoyDr. Tom Merrinoe: General Swayne! Certainly didn't expect to see you in person.
Gen. Swayne: Thought I'd be my own messenger boy this time.
The Invisible Boy Facts
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Robby the Robot's appearance in the film was partly because it was so expensive to build him for Forbidden Planet that MGM felt obliged to use him in another project.
MGM released this movie, which features a sequence set aboard an Earth-orbiting satellite, in October of 1957, the very same month in which the USSR inaugurated the Space Age by launching Sputnik.