Product Information of The Invisible Man Season 1 DVD Boxset
| Language: English |
Boxed Set: Yes |
Discs: 5 pcs |
| Release date: |
Condition: New |
Weight: 0.5kg |
| Format: Support both NTSC & PAL |
No. of Season: 1 |
| Region: Region Free – You can enjoy it wherever you are |
| Genre: Comedy | Sci-Fi/Fantasy | |
Cast and Crew
Creator : Breck Eisner
Leading Role : Vincent Ventresca,Paul Ben-Victor,Shannon Kenny,Eddie Jones,Michael McCafferty
Summary of The Invisible Man Season 1 DVD Boxset
The Invisible Man dvd centers on Darien Fawkes is a con-man and thief who is captured for a third time. Rather then face California's three-strike law, he volunteers for an experiment conducted by his brother Kevin. Kevin and another scientist, Arnaud, have created a synthetic gland that secrets "Quicksilver", a substance that can bend light. They place the gland in Darien's head. He soon realizes what has happened and is none too pleased. Darien is even less happy when they discover the gland secretes Quicksilver into the recipient's brain, and enough of it drives the person insane. Darien learns to control his abilities, and soon discovers that Arnaud is up to something. Arnaud claims Darien is insane when he accuses the scientists, but then Arnaud's mercenaries break in, steal the information on the gland, and kill everyone except Darien. Darien goes to his ex-girlfriend, a doctor who is furious at him because he didn't reveal his past. She refuses to believe he can turn invisible, and then Darien is taken away by men in trenchcoats. He meets two men, the "Official" and a bureaucrat named Eberts, who tell him that Arnaud is a terrorist who is trying to duplicate the gland, and he'll have to go to Mexico and Arnaud's base of operations to try and find the duplicate gland and the method from which his gland can be removed.The Invisible Man DVD is a six-part television serial based on the science fiction/fantasy novella by H. G. Wells, screened by the BBC in the UK throughout September and October 1984. It was produced as part of the BBC 1 Classic Serial strand, which incorporated numerous television adaptations of classic novels screened in serial form on Sunday afternoons.
