<![CDATA[At about 10 minutes in, in the scene with Gloria Stuart and the two doctors, there's a great dolly shot that follows a c]]>

<![CDATA[At about 10 minutes in, in the scene with Gloria Stuart and the two doctors, there's a great dolly shot that follows a c]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — The Invisible Man

jack_north — 13 years ago(August 20, 2012 11:28 AM)

At about 10 minutes in, in the scene with Gloria Stuart and the two doctors, there's a great dolly shot that follows a character into an adjoining room. The camera tracks "through" the wall in a beautiful set which includes a very nicely decorated cutaway of the obstructing wall. Kinda hard to explain, but there's a similar scene in Whale's
Frankenstein
when several characters are searching the Frankenstein home for Elizabeth.
Made me want to look for that kind of shot in other James Whales films to see if he used them consistently as sort of a "signature" shot.
Anybody know offhand?

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That was the highlight of the film. I loved it too.
Does this movie stink or what!

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