Der 4-D Mann

Originaltitel: 4D Man

1959
16
1 Std. 25 Min.

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Robert Lansing and Lee Meriwether in Der 4-D Mann (1959)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA scientist discovers a formula enabling him to pass through solid surfaces, but he also rapidly ages, which forces him to kill humans in order to reverse the aging process by absorbing his ... Alles lesenA scientist discovers a formula enabling him to pass through solid surfaces, but he also rapidly ages, which forces him to kill humans in order to reverse the aging process by absorbing his victims' energies.A scientist discovers a formula enabling him to pass through solid surfaces, but he also rapidly ages, which forces him to kill humans in order to reverse the aging process by absorbing his victims' energies.

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5,8/10

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Film debut of Lee Meriwether.

Patzer
When Scott walks away eating the apple he's stolen, you can see him stop at the corner and throw the apple core away. In the next shot he's holding the apple again, takes one last bite out of it, and throws the core away a second time.

Zitate
Dr. Theodore W. Carson: Scott! How did you get in here?
Scott Nelson: Through the door.
[after walking through it without opening it]

Crazy Credits
The U.S. television print correctly features the Columbia logo--but it's accompanied by Max Steiner's famous Warner Bros. logo theme.

Verbindungen
Featured in Ein Interview Mit Lee Meriwether (2011)

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7/10

" Such Power cannot be kept by one man alone "

Of all the films of actor Robert Lansing this film " The 4-D Man " is perhaps the least seen or appreciated. The story revolves around inventive scientist Dr. Scott Nelson (Robert Lansing) who is searching for something which can revitalize his nearly futile experiments with a new metal process. He discovers that his younger brother Dr. Tony Nelson (James Congdon) is also working with a fantastic invention which ventures into the realm of the incredible. At first, Scott is uninterested and disbelieving, until his brother shows him. Once aware of the possibilities, Scott steals the project and pushes it to the limits. However, the outcomes are totally unexpected as Scott is propelled into the world of the Forth Dimension with horrendous results. This is a solid movie and Lansing overwhelms the cast despite having Lee Meriwether, Robert Strauss and Edgar Stehli as Dr. Theodore W. Carson. Look carefully and you'll see a very young Patty Duke playing Marjorie Sutherland. Good fun for the Special Effects crowd. ***