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{{Notice|Do not confuse with [[Toho]]'s [[Invisible Man (film)|Invisible Man]] (1954).}} | |||
{{Quote|There is no good or evil in science, but it can be used for good or evil purposes. (科学に善悪はありません。たヾそれを使う人の心によって善ともなり、悪ともなるのです。)|Tagline}} | {{Quote|There is no good or evil in science, but it can be used for good or evil purposes. (科学に善悪はありません。たヾそれを使う人の心によって善ともなり、悪ともなるのです。)|Tagline}} | ||
'''''The Invisible Man Appears''''' {{Nihongo|透明人間現わる|Tōmei Ningen Arawaru}} is a 1949 [[Japan]]ese [[tokusatsu]] science-fiction film produced by [[Kadokawa|Daiei Motion Picture Company]], and loosely based on the novel ''[[wikipedia:The Invisible Man|The Invisible Man]]'' by H. G. Wells. It was released to Japanese theaters on September 25, 1949. | '''''The Invisible Man Appears''''' {{Nihongo|透明人間現わる|Tōmei Ningen Arawaru}} is a 1949 [[Japan]]ese [[tokusatsu]] science-fiction film produced by [[Kadokawa|Daiei Motion Picture Company]], and loosely based on the novel ''[[wikipedia:The Invisible Man|The Invisible Man]]'' by H. G. Wells. It was released to Japanese theaters on September 25, 1949. | ||
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==Staff== | ==Staff== | ||
{{Staffs | {{Staffs | ||
|Directed by | |Directed by|Nobuo Adachi | ||
|Written by | |Written by|Nobuo Adachi | ||
|Story by|Akimitsu Takagi | |Story by|Akimitsu Takagi | ||
|Based on the novel ''The Invisible Man'' by|H. G. Wells | |Based on the novel ''The Invisible Man'' by|H. G. Wells | ||
|Produced by|Hisashi Okuda | |||
|Special effects by|[[Eiji Tsuburaya]] | |||
}} | }} | ||
==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
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==Videos== | ==Videos== | ||
{{Videos| | {{Videos| | ||
{{vid|<youtube width="300" height="169"> | {{vid|<youtube width="300" height="169">Ib5m4P1SKwk</youtube>|Japanese ''The Invisible Man Appears'' theatrical trailer (subtitled)}} | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*''The Invisible Man Appears'' was one of [[Eiji Tsuburaya]]'s earliest | *''The Invisible Man Appears'' was one of [[Eiji Tsuburaya]]'s earliest special effects projects. Tsuburaya would become renowned for his work on ''[[Godzilla (1954 film)|Godzilla]]'' five years later. | ||
*[[Kadokawa|Daiei]] would later produce a second Invisible Man film, ''[[The Invisible Man vs. The Human Fly]]'', in 1957. | *[[Kadokawa|Daiei]] would later produce a second Invisible Man film, ''[[The Invisible Man vs. The Human Fly]]'', in 1957. | ||
*Daiei's rival studio [[Toho]] would later produce its own adaptation of ''The Invisible Man'', simply titled ''[[Invisible Man (film)|Invisible Man]]'', in 1954. Eiji Tsuburaya would also work as a cinematographer and special effects director on that film. | *Daiei's rival studio [[Toho]] would later produce its own adaptation of ''The Invisible Man'', simply titled ''[[Invisible Man (film)|Invisible Man]]'', in 1954. Eiji Tsuburaya would also work as a cinematographer and special effects director on that film. | ||
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The Invisible Man Appears (透明人間現わる Tōmei Ningen Arawaru) is a 1949 Japanese tokusatsu science-fiction film produced by Daiei Motion Picture Company, and loosely based on the novel The Invisible Man by H. G. Wells. It was released to Japanese theaters on September 25, 1949.
Plot
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Staff
Staff role on the left, staff member's name on the right.
- Directed by Nobuo Adachi
- Written by Nobuo Adachi
- Story by Akimitsu Takagi
- Based on the novel The Invisible Man by H. G. Wells
- Produced by Hisashi Okuda
- Special effects by Eiji Tsuburaya
Cast
Actor's name on the left, character played on the right.
- Ryūnosuke Tsukigata as Dr. Kenzô Nakazato
- Chizuru Kitagawa as Machiko Nakazato
- Takiko Mizunoe as Ryûko Mizuki
- Daijirô Natsukawa as Kyôsuke Segi
- Kanji Koshiba as Shunji Kurokawa
- Teruko Ômi as Kimiko Chôsokabe
- Kichijirô Ueda as Otoharu Sugimoto
- Shôsaku Sugiyama as Ichirô Kawabe
- Mitsusaburô Ramon as Matsubara lead investigator
Appearances
Monsters
Gallery
- Main article: The Invisible Man Appears/Gallery.
Video releases
Kadokawa DVD (2014)
- Region: 2
- Audio: Japanese
Videos
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Trivia
- The Invisible Man Appears was one of Eiji Tsuburaya's earliest special effects projects. Tsuburaya would become renowned for his work on Godzilla five years later.
- Daiei would later produce a second Invisible Man film, The Invisible Man vs. The Human Fly, in 1957.
- Daiei's rival studio Toho would later produce its own adaptation of The Invisible Man, simply titled Invisible Man, in 1954. Eiji Tsuburaya would also work as a cinematographer and special effects director on that film.
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