Dr. Cyclops (1940) | |
Director(s) | Ernest B. Schoedsack |
Producer(s) | Merian C. Cooper (uncredited), William LeBaron (executive uncredited) |
Top Genres | Action, Adventure, Horror, Science Fiction |
Top Topics | Mad Scientists |
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Dr. Cyclops (1940) was a Adventure - Science Fiction Film directed by Ernest B. Schoedsack and produced by Merian C. Cooper and William LeBaron.
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Dr. Alexander Thorkel:
Strange how absorbed man has been in the size of things!
Professor Kendall: [Referring to Thorkel] He's a very strange man, abnormally secretive about his experiments, and now for two years he's buried himself in a camp in the Amazon jungle. Who knows what his mental state may be?
Dr. Rupert Bulfinch: Dr. Thorkel may be eccentric, but he is also the greatest living biologist. I shall be glad to help him if I can.
Dr. Rupert Bulfinch: I am a biologist!
Steve Baker: [Dismissively] Sure! A bug doctor!
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Professor Kendall: [Referring to Thorkel] He's a very strange man, abnormally secretive about his experiments, and now for two years he's buried himself in a camp in the Amazon jungle. Who knows what his mental state may be?
Dr. Rupert Bulfinch: Dr. Thorkel may be eccentric, but he is also the greatest living biologist. I shall be glad to help him if I can.
Dr. Rupert Bulfinch: I am a biologist!
Steve Baker: [Dismissively] Sure! A bug doctor!
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Facts about
Allen Fox as "Cab Driver" is in studio records/casting call lists for that role, but he did not appear or was not identifiable in the movie.
The first science fiction film to be shot in three-color Technicolor.
Luana Walters was originally slated for the role of Mary Robinson.
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The first science fiction film to be shot in three-color Technicolor.
Luana Walters was originally slated for the role of Mary Robinson.
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