Abbott and Costello Meet the Invisible Man is an American feature film of the horror, science fiction and comedy genres. It was directed by Charles Lamont with a screenplay written by Robert Lees , Frederic I. Rinaldo , and John Grant , based on a story treatment by Hugh Wedlock, Jr. , and Howard Snyder . The film was produced by Universal International Pictures and premiered theatrically in the United States on March 7th , 1951 .
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Actor
Role
Bud Abbott
Bud Alexander
Lou Costello
Lou Francis
Nancy Guild
Helen Gray
Arthur Franz
Tommy Nelson
Adele Jergens
Boots Marsden
Sheldon Leonard
Boots Morgan
William Frawley
Detective Roberts
Gavin Muir
Doctor Philip Gray
Sam Balter
Radio announcer
John Day
Rocky Hanlon
Paul Maxey
Doctor James C. Turner
Walter F. Appler
Professor Dugan
Howard Banks
Officer
Bobby Barber
Sneaky
Richard Bartell
Bald man
Milt Bronson
Ring announcer
Ralph Brooks
Man at bar
Tom Coleman
Detective School graduate
Russ Conway
Newspaperman
Frank Dae
Colonel Duffie
Roy Darmour
Man
Sayre Dearing
Reporter
Ralph Dunn
Motorcycle cop
Edward Gargan
Milt
Harold Goodwin
Bartender
Dick Gordon
Man
Kit Guard
Fighter on rowing machine
Chuck Hamilton
policeman
Stuart Holmes
Ringsider with cigar
Kenner G. Kemp
Policeman
Donald Kerr
Fight spectator
Per Launders
Police officer
George J. Lewis
Torpedo Al
Rory Mallinson
Tough guy at bar
Ralph Montgomery
Photographer
William H. O'Brien
Fight crowd extra
Franklin Parker
Photographer
Charles Perry
Rocky's handler
Syd Salor
Waiter
Edith Sheets
Nurse
Jack Shutta
Attendant
Carl Sklover
Lou's handler
Billy Snyder
Newspaperman
Brick Sullian
Detective School graduate
Frankie Van
Referee
Herb Vigran
Stillwell
Billy Wayne
Rooney
Notes & Trivia [ ]
The tagline for this film is "As private eyes... they're getting an eyefull".
Production on Abbott and Costello Meet the Invisible Man began on October 3rd , 1950 and concluded on November 6th . The movie was filmed at Universal Studios in Universal City, California .
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