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    In the original novel by H. G. Wells, what was the name of "The Invisible Man"?

    Question #13162. Asked by machokid. (Aug 01 01 7:16 PM)


    finlady

    		The Invisible Man's name was Herbert Griffin.

    Aug 02 01, 12:53 AM
    McGruff

    		McGruff says:

    The information I found says Jack Griffin.

    Thu Aug 02 07:53:58 CDT 2001

    I scanned the entire story online and neither name, Jack or Herbert, appear in the text. Claude Rains plays 'Jack Griffin' and in the 1933 movie, which is apparently what I was finding. Kyle MacLachlan's character is also listed as Jack Griffin in a 1998 TV movie. Herbert is the first name of the author, H.G. Wells.

    Thu Aug 02 08:29:25 CDT 2001
    (Reposted as one entry - McG)

    Mar 22 03, 5:32 PM

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