The Projected Man
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Ian Curteis
Bryant Halliday
Mary Peach
Norman Wooland
Ronald Allen
Derek Farr
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
At the Farber Research Foundation Professor Steiner and his aide, Christopher Mitchell, succeed in disintegrating objects into energy and reassembling them elsewhere through laser power; a similar experiment on a live guinea pig, however, makes the reassembled animal electrically charged. Dr. Pat Hill, a female associate, helps correct the miscalculation, and Steiner decides to demonstrate his discovery for Professor Lembach, an important visiting scientist. Meanwhile, the head of the foundation, Dr. Blanchard, is being blackmailed into sabotaging Steiner's equipment by Latham, an outsider who wants to take credit for the study. The experiment fails again, and Steiner decides to perform the test on himself in an attempt to vindicate his theories. Jealous of Mitchell, who has fallen in love with Hill, Steiner forces his secretary, Sheila Anderson, to assist him. He is initially successful in projecting himself from one room to another but emerges from the experiment as an electrically charged and facially disfigured monster. After Steiner kills several people, including Blanchard, Hill tries to persuade him to reverse the experiment in the hope that he can change back into a human being. Instead, the crazed scientist chooses to destroy both himself and his equipment.
Director
Ian Curteis
Cast
Bryant Halliday
Mary Peach
Norman Wooland
Ronald Allen
Derek Farr
Tracey Crisp
Derrick De Marney
Gerard Heinz
Sam Kydd
Terry Scully
Norma West
Frank Gatliff
Crew
Peter Bryan
John C. Cooper
John Croydon
Gerald A. Fernback
Maurice Foster
Richard Gordon
Pat Green
Robert Hedges
Derek Holding
Mike Hope
Kenneth V. Jones
Red Law
Peter Mullins
Flo Nordhoff
Stanley Pavey
Protelco Films
Frank Quattrocchi
Brian Rhodes
Sidney Rider
Tom Sachs
Sinfonia Of London
Derek Whitehurst
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Pretty you may be.- Chris Mitchell
Trivia
Notes
Released in Great Britain in 1966; running time: 90 min.
