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The Invisible Man (1933) Quotes with Sound Clips - Page 34

The Invisible Man (1933) posterListen to famous quotes and funny lines from the 1933 movie The Invisible Man, based on H. G. Wells' novel.

Actors: Claude Rains (Dr. Jack Griffin), Henry Travers (Dr. Cranley), Gloria Stuart (Flora Cranley), William Harrigan (Dr. Arthur Kemp)

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331 In a fog, you can see me, like a bubble.
332 In smoky cities, the soot settles on me, until you can see a dark outline.
333 Invisible man special! Horrible murder in Iping! Invisible man...
334 Is Flora there? -She's coming now.
335 Is Inspector Lane at the station? I want a word with him. -Yes, sir...
336 Is that the police? I want to tell you how to catch the Invisible Man.
337 Is there a key to that door? -A key, sir? -I haven't ever seen one. I don't think there was one when we came here.
338 Is there any chance? -Bullet passed through both lungs. It's impossible to treat the wound.
339 Is there no way of getting it tonight? -Oh, not tonight, sir.
340 It appears that a mysterious disease has broken out infecting a large number of the inhabitants.

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