An Invisible Man Goes Through the City (1933)
A taxi driver, (Piel), finds an odd contraption on the back seat that renders him invisible, but his friend steals the device to rob a bank. An inventive comedy.
Director: Harry Piel
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Harry Piel as Harry |
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Fritz Odemar as Kellner Fritz |
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Theo Lingen as Gast |
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Hubert von Meyerinck as Gast |
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Lissy Arna as Lissy Verhagen,Schauspielerin |
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Ernst Behmer as Gustav,Taxi-Chauffeur |
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Annemarie Sörensen as Annie Bergmann |
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Olga Limburg as Frau Bergmann |
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Gerhard Dammann as Maxe |
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Eugen Rex as Emil |
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Gina Falckenberg as 2. Gast Lissys |
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Ellen Frank as Gast bei Lissy |
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Philipp Manning as Theaterdirektor |
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Gustav Püttjer as Taxichauffeur |
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Ernst Rotmund as |
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Fritz Greiner as Hauswirt von Frau Bergmann |
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Heinrich Gotho as Schalterbeamter an der Pferderennbahn |
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Egon Brosig as Taxifahrgast mit Zylinder |
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Herbert Gernot as Dr. Hibbler |
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Margarete Sachse as Sekretärin Frl. Schulze |
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Erich Dunskus as Mann auf der Rennbahn |
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Walter Steinbeck as Kriminalkommissar |
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Paul Rehkopf as wütender Taxifahrer |
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Charly Berger as Gekidnappter Privatchauffeur |
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Erwin Fichtner as Kriminalbeamter im Präsidium |
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Hans Hemes as Autoverkäufer |
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William Huch as Alter Diener im Schloss |
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Alfred Karen as Bankkunde beim Bankraub |
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Charles Willy Kayser as Harrys Fahrgast zum Bahnhof |
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Arthur Reinhardt as Tankstellenwart |
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Franz Weber as Inspizient |
| Directing | Harry Piel | Director |
| Editing | Alwin Elling | Editor |
| Production | Alfred Greven | Producer |
| Camera | Ewald Daub | Director of Photography |
| Writing | Hans Rameau | Writer |
| Sound | Fritz Wenneis | Music |
