Who is Henri Delambre in Curse of the Fly / The Projected Man?

Brian Donlevy plays Henri Delambre in the film.

What is Curse of the Fly / The Projected Man about?

CURSE OF THE FLY, 1965, 20th Century Fox, 86 min. Dir. Don Sharp. Beautiful, escaped asylum inmate Patricia (Carole Grey) marries tormented Martin Delambre (George Baker), a man in thrall to his mad scientist father Henri (Brian Donlevy) who is bent on continuing the family tradition of teleporter experimentation. Although there are no human fly hybrids here, there is plenty of madness and mayhem. THE PROJECTED MAN, 1967, Universal, 77 min. Dir. Ian Curteis. This much underrated sci-fi horror opus owes much to a blend of the early FLY films as well as Boris Karloff’s INVISIBLE RAY, with pioneering scientist Bryant Haliday (TOWER OF EVIL; DEVIL DOLL) metamorphosing into a disfigured mutant with a deadly touch after a teleportation experiment goes awry. Mary Peach excels as his no-nonsense colleague who wants to help him as well as get to the bottom of what appears to be sabotage by Haliday’s duplicitous superiors.

Curse of the Fly / The Projected Man

Name: Curse of the Fly / The Projected Man
Genre: Drama,Horror
Rating: 14

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Who directed Curse of the Fly / The Projected Man?: Don Sharp

Who is Henri Delambre in Curse of the Fly / The Projected Man?: Brian Donlevy plays Henri Delambre in the film.

What is Curse of the Fly / The Projected Man about?: CURSE OF THE FLY, 1965, 20th Century Fox, 86 min. Dir. Don Sharp. Beautiful, escaped asylum inmate Patricia (Carole Grey) marries tormented Martin Delambre (George Baker), a man in thrall to his mad scientist father Henri (Brian Donlevy) who is bent on continuing the family tradition of teleporter experimentation. Although there are no human fly hybrids here, there is plenty of madness and mayhem.
THE PROJECTED MAN, 1967, Universal, 77 min. Dir. Ian Curteis. This much underrated sci-fi horror opus owes much to a blend of the early FLY films as well as Boris Karloff’s INVISIBLE RAY, with pioneering scientist Bryant Haliday (TOWER OF EVIL; DEVIL DOLL) metamorphosing into a disfigured mutant with a deadly touch after a teleportation experiment goes awry. Mary Peach excels as his no-nonsense colleague who wants to help him as well as get to the bottom of what appears to be sabotage by Haliday’s duplicitous superiors.