The Invisible Man Returns Page #2
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- 1940
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It's obvious you know where
they are. Put that stuff down!
Mr. Cobb, please
don't think me rude,
but I have an enormous
amount of work to do.
Now look here,
Dr. Griffin,
I've supported this laboratory in the tradition
of my cousins and their humanitarian ideas.
I must ask you to give me the same
consideration as you would give to them.
Gladly.
Very well then.
If they're together,
they have no money.
You must tell me how I can
help them. It's criminal not to.
I'm sorry.
Very well.
Sir Geoffrey's a right
smart lad. He'll get through.
And if he needs any help, he
knows where to come for it. Aye.
Come on, you men! Look alive there,
look alive! Can't have work interrupted.
Haven't you heard? Sir Geoffrey has
escaped. They do say it's a mystery.
Seemingly when a chap puts one over
on the law, it's always a mystery.
if they catched him!
That's no business of yours!
Perhaps it occurred to you,
the company doesn't pay you to
stand here swappin' mystery stories.
Keep thee wig on, Willie.
Mr. Spears to you.
I'll thank you
to show proper respect.
Go on now. Get down that shaft
if you want to keep off the dole.
All right,
Mr. Willie Spears.
Get back to work, I tell thee!
Get outta my way! Here!
What can I do for you?
Where can I find Dr. Griffin?
Who might you be?
Scotland Yard.
Oh, yes, sir. I reckon you'll find
him in the hospital building, sir.
In his laboratory.
Right over there.
Thank you.
A couple of cops. Yeah,
a lot they'll find out.
Ah! Aye, they're up to something.
see you, sir. Dr. Griffin?
Yes. I'm Sampson, Scotland Yard.
May I come in?
What can I do for you,
Inspector?
What can you do for me,
Doctor? Very little, I'm afraid.
You and Radcliffe were great
friends, weren't you, Doctor?
We still are,
I'm happy to say.
Yes, Doctor, quite so.
and he were collaborating...
was interrupted
by the unfortunate, uh,
accident to Sir Michael,
shall we say?
And to carry on such important
work, a man like you...
wouldn't hesitate to
break the law, would you?
Suppose you come
to the point, Inspector.
I've been looking up the
file on your late brother.
That was nine years ago,
wasn't it?
Charming fellow...
and very ingenious.
He concocted a formula which included
a poisonous drug called duocane,
an extraction of
an East Indian herb...
that took the color
out of things.
Combined with other ingredients,
known only to himself,
it made the body transparent when
injected into the bloodstream.
Very ingenious.
He succeeded, didn't he,
Really, you don't have to go through
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