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Invisible | Germany
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Best Effects Special Effects | 1943
Best Dramatic Presentation Short Form | 1943 | Curt
Budget 322,000 USD
Box Office Collection 1,040,000 USD
In the opening scene, a newsboy shouts the headline, "Extra! Oregon State Invites Duke to Rose Bowl." The 1942 movie audience would recognize the opening scenes in the movie as taking place in the previous year, just *before* the Pearl Harbor attack. The 1942 Rose Bowl was especially memorable to movie audiences because it was the only game in Rose Bowl history that was not played in Pasadena, California. Following the U.S. entry into the war, it was feared that the Pasadena game would be an ideal target for the Japanese, so the game was played at Duke University in North Carolina. On January 1, 1942, Oregon State defeated Duke University, by a score of 20-16.
The big black sedan driven by Karl Heiser is a 1930 Duesenberg Model J Sedan (today worth about a million dollars). It is chased by a 1933 Isotta Fraschini Tipo 8A SS Sport Phaeton (also currently worth about a million dollars). The taxi is a 1936 Peugeot 402L Sedan. The funeral coach carrying the two coffins is a 1931 Studebaker. The fire truck is a 1935 American LaFrance Ladder Truck. That strange six-wheeled military vehicle is a 1941 Ford GP T14 37mm Military Truck. Finally, Frank Raymond and Maria Sorenson make their escape in a 1941 Chevrolet Heavy-Duty Truck. Thus, in Nazi Germany we find five American, one French, and one Italian cars or trucks.
The scene in which Conrad Stauffer asks Arnold Schmidt to sign a document saying he was well-treated (after Conrad Stauffer's men have broken Arnold Schmidt's fingers) was parodied by Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong in the "Tortured Old Man" segment of the "Television Medley" sketch from their 1972 album, Big Bambu.
During a discussion about the invisibility serum driving Dr. Jack Griffin mad, a photograph of Claude Rains, who played Griffin in The Invisible Man (1933), is seen hanging on a wall.
"Baron Ikito: Occidental decay is nowhere more apparent than in that childish sentimentality of white men for their women."
"Frank Raymond: You Nazis. I pity the devil when you boys start arriving in bunches."
