The Invisible Man (1933) - A Visible Partner Scene (3/10) | Movieclips
The Invisible Man - A Visible Partner: Griffin (Claude Rains) explains to Kemp (William Harrigan) how he became The Invisible Man, and makes him his new visible partner.
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While researching a new drug, Dr. Jack Griffin (Claude Rains) stumbles on a potion that can make him invisible. When he reveals his new ability to his old mentor (Henry Travers) and his fiancée (Gloria Stuart), it's clear that a side effect of the potion is insanity. Jack goes on a violent rampage, and the police struggle to hunt him down, unable to see their target, while his mentor and his former partner (William Harrigan) desperately try to devise a plan to capture him.
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The invisible man threatening to take his clothes off is the equivalent of a normal man threatening to pull out a gun
Or threatening to take his clothes off.
@@brandonhaygood5286 LOL. True
Only in the early 20th century would that be considered a major threat lol
Considering if he took off his clothes then he'd be invisible and free to torture Kemp any which way he could imagine that would intimidate almost anyone..
Dude this movie is almost 100 years old, yet it's effects are dozens of times better than movies that came out today
Amen
Some time the simple things are better
I mean, you can see some of the wires if you watch it in HD. Still, the effects have aged really well, especially considering this was made during the Great Depression.
@vetarlittorf1807 😂I was wondering about that. Lol. I saw this for the first time today and I'm really impressed. How they made him invisible was very cool especially for a 1930's film. 👏
He looked so badass when he was rocking his chair
He looks badass in general he is my favorite universal monster
sameee@@recommendedforyou2936
1:52 "Perhaps you'd like me to get naked?" "God no, put it away."
Dr Parnassus 😂😂
Dr Parnassus speak for yourself Dr. Professor Rains was as hot as a 2 dollar pistol in 1933, the perfect thinking woman's hunk
@@josietyner761 That explains why the director, James Whale, fought to cast Rains, considering Whale was bisexual.
Don't worry. He won't be able to see it
Yeah...Claude Rains, although not 6'0, actually had an amazing body...he had beautiful broad shoulders and the perfect build.
"murders of great men, murders of little men, just to show we make no distinction " LMAO !! What an absolutely awesome movie !!
“We’ll begin with a reign of terror” “Murders of great men, murders of little men, just to show we make no distinction” “I think I’ll throttle you” The Invisible Man is great at saying such terrifying and threatening lines so calmly
Easily the most diabolical universal monster.
the Doc Oct of the monsterverse.
Cherry Noble monsterverse is Godzilla
Well he killed 120 people in this movie mainly from the train derailment
How ironic. The most evil, immoral and corrupt monster is also the most human.
Easily my favorite of the Universal Monsters. Terrific performance.
Scott Wolff I agree!
Agreed
Im in between him and Frank
Could listen to Claude Rains all day.
His voice was so smoothing. He would have been great reading audio books.
Same
@@raven-deelarsen2644 Listen to him read 'The Nativity Story for children.' on YT. Funny to think that he overcame a dreadful stutter and that he had to learn to pronounce the letter 'r.'. Called himself Willy Wains his entire childhood. An amazing man.
@@madamvaudelune3298 Wow thanks. I totally will!
So could I!
Claude Rains pulled it off the best when it comes to portraying the Invisible Man in films. Voice, laughter, madness and the whole nine yards. Also due to his voice along with the laughter, Vincent Price who portrayed the part in the sequel "The Invisible Man Returns", he too did a pretty good job.
i agree but the latest one made in color was great as well. The caretaker or housemaid had me balling when she walked into the private parlor and found that he had destroyed her inn table with chemicals and he had tossed all that straw everywhere. he said just add it to his bill a shilling which i later found out was money just not sure how many pounds. she shouted a shilling . all the invisble man wanted was some privacy and he could never get it. and i was disappointed that kemp didn't want to go along with his plan to rule the world possibly because he was already living in the lap of luxary.and so he betrayed him. The invisable man kept his promise to come back chasing after Kemp with a hachet and unfotunetly Kemp survived and they beat the invisible man to death. ..its a good thing he was the invisible man on top strangling kemp or it would have been Kemp that they beat to death. Beating and shooting an object you cant even see was halarious. all the wrong people betrayed him and if it had been another criminal imagine the banks and jewelry stores they could have robbed or the many women they could have boinked in the middle of the night.
1:31 ''We'll begin with a reign of terror, a few murders here and there'' I'm in!
That's how you write a smart chaotic evil character.
Murders of great men, murders of little men. Just to show we make no distinction. I might even break a train or two, just with these fingers, around a single one's *_throat._* Thats all. Griffin, for heavens sake!- You want me to take these off? No, no... Very well.
@@Bananappleboy: Further edits for you: "I might even wreck a train or two. Just these fingers, around a signalman's throat -- that's all."
And he's so democratic about it. Important or little there is no distinction.
Who the hell says stuff like that??!!
0:45 I love how kemp doesn't treat griffon like a monster but still talks him like his old friend but unfortunately he was too far gone at that point except for small crevices of sanity
I can really appreciate how a majority of the people in this movie reacted to having an invisible man in their neighborhood. They handled it pretty well compared to most people in these old movies who just run screaming all over the place lol
@torystasteandtell7968 The remake does exactly that, unfortunately. Another reason why this movie is ahead of its time. The remake sadly falls into that trap of everyone apart from the main character and villian are idiots.
Sometimes old B&W monster movies are sometimes the best. Btw the effects to make him invisible are just mind blowing especially for its time.
oh yes the kind of movies you have nightmares about, when he first entered it gave me chills. that hotel attended had an inkling something was off as she said they only rent rooms in the summer. yet she caved in until days went by without him paying his bill.
1:31 when your girl says she's down to do anything and asks you what you want to do
"You're My Partner...Kemp" !!!! Love it ...LOL !!!!
1:31 This is my favorite quote
It’s remarkable that this was made during the Great Depression
Let’s be honest here, everybody needs a Kemp to keep our batshit crazy ideas in check.
Kemp was a backstabbing rat.
A traitor who will sell us out to our enemies at the first chance? Thanks I'll stick with unleashing my batshit crazy ideas on a terrorized public.
I've never seen this movie, but the very idea of it creeps me the eff out. Especially because this invisible effect was most likely new to movies, and the manic laughter when he took off his bandages, and ran around with only a shirt, gives me chills...
The Invisible Man is one of my favorite movies ever and easily my favorite of the Universal Monsters, Claude Rains’ portrayal of Griffin was perfect, the maniacal laughter and the evil genius later went on to inspire Mark Hamill’s portrayal of The Joker. Also a fun little fact, Jack Griffin is responsible for the deaths of 124 people in this movie, that’s more than every other Universal monster combined
One of My Favorite Actors of all time and definitely one of my favorite films. Famous for his acting ability and voice. He suffered through a gas attack ss a soldier during WW1. That injured his vocals chords.
The novel was far more depressing. The eponymous character was an albino who had no connection with anyone even when he was visible.
No. He knew Kemp personally. I think Kemp was his university professor. Though Flora Cranley was not in the book, she was made for this movie because Hollywood puts love interests everywhere.
Oh, that sounds interesting, very different idea. I haven't read or seen either, which do you recommend first?
@@ihateyoutube8789 the film first, then the novel.
@@ihateyoutube8789 np
He's such a bad boy!!😍
When you realize that Griffin ran 15 miles from Iping village to Kemp's home naked in the middle of winter.
When you're a raging madman with huge goals, I guess you're naturally warm blooded lol
imagine Griffin as the invisible man wanting to make love to Flora, she wouldn't see it coming but could possibly feel it.
he found the one ring in liquid form
Frederick Bird Very true, it even turns him violent and evil like the ring does to its bearers
@@anorak865 No. He did that to himself because the power of invisibility went to his head. The monocane just made him susceptible to madness.
@Vetarlit Torf Kinda what I meant so yeah.
Invisible man is best character,and the best of Classic monsters
Love the old movies.This was one of the greats
Ngl out of all the Universal movies, this one is one of the most epic and best villains/ monsters along with Dracula in my opinion. Both of the most evilest of all.
He randomly asked him if he wanted him to get naked....
Terrifying isnt it
It was said as a threat to Kemp. Basically, saying that he'd become invisible and kill him if he was going to go against him. I find it interesting especially for the time though hinting at nudity in the film.
@@shannonhill5676 Yeah but knowing the director of the film was bisexual certainly makes you wonder why that line exists XD
@@vetarlittorf1807 Lol! True.
@@vetarlittorf1807 Tying an out of context line with someone due to their preferences is a bit insulting.
Who else is also here because they just saw the recently-released Invisible Man trailer?
There’s a new movie?
I know
Uncle Crispy That’s depressing, what is it then? A documentary?
@Uncle Crispy the plot alone is so non compelling. The dude uses his invisible suit to stalk one of the ugliest girls on the planet lol.
I watched the kill count
The entire idea behind the Invisible Man comes from Socrates' parable of the magical Ring of Gyges, which would turn anyone who used it invisible. Socrates believed that morality was based entirely in social stigma, and that if no one could see you committing crime you would quickly become a immoral criminal. This idea has filtered down through culture to us ever since, from this story to Lord of the Rings.
"We'll begin with a Reign of Terror, Murders of Great Men, Murders of Little Men, just to show we make no distinction." Sure he's gone insane with power, but he has a good plan to send a message!
Favorite classic movie monster
What always gets me is that why would a brilliant scientist like Griffin turn himself invisible BEFORE also creating an antidote?
You know the invisible Man, that is played by Claude rains is more threatening, especially when you have a last name as Jack Griffin… I never thought that my last name can be so inspiring, as well as terrifying,especially with Family Guy. Still an iconic scene.
He sounded like a dictator
Did anyone else go see the new Invisible Man movie?
Garbage. Stick to Claude Rains.
It was ok. Not nearly as good as this classic.
yea,it was a huge dissapointment.
Jack Griffin would bend Adrian Griffin over his actual invisible knee and smack his visible hiney after tearing apart Adrian's "invisible" suit, maybe even teabag Adrian with his actual invisible package, all while saying "Son, who taught you how to treat women like that?" I kind of want a movie where classic monsters whoop remake monsters asses now😆😆😆
Out of all the other universal monsters will all their power, the one that had the highest body count was just a normal human being.
Best movie
Those eyes look like those holes in Paper Mario: Origami King.
Better than that overrated 2020 remake
Yeah I like the old invisible man movie
Please tell me, what is the name of his GLASSES ???? I can't find it(((
Same! No clue but I want
I don't think they make those anymore. Those are early 20th century sunglasses.
Sunglasses like those are known as Side Panel or Shield Glasses. I don’t think the models similar to the one in this film (or the book for that matter) are made anymore. They’re probably not too difficult to make yourself by modifying a pair or you can possibly find similar ones online. I’m saying this as I remember a friend of mine doing one of the best costumes of Jack Griffin I have ever seen, robe, slippers, glasses and all, screen accurate.
@@isaacsheaols thanks a lot, bro)
Фантомас No problem brother! Have a good one.
Why does Kemp have a picture of Flora?
He has a thing for her and wants to steal her away from Griffin
Too bad , the actor that in this movie are all passed away
D'uhhh. It's almost 100 years old.
I genuinely feel bad for Kemp.
I AM GRIFFIN
Dead meat brought me here
Say yes
Not if you use infer red
I don’t think it existed in 1933
Double Toasted brought me here
0:39
Is it True Director James Whale Signed Actor Claude Rains after overhearing his voice in another room at Universal Studios when he signed him for the role of Dr.Jack Griffin aka "The Invisible Man"? Another words Claude Rains found himself in the right place at the right time True? I await your answer and reply.
0:23
What about mr. marvel?
I not hear about him before
Marvel is in the book, but not the movie.
They scrapped him from the film because he wasn't considered important.
I once met this man. Then jack killed him😈
This movie is way superior to the piece of garbage from 1996 and 2020.
This scene was recorded even before a certain terrible man in Germany came to power, or before a horde of tiny yellow men terrorized the Pacific.