Dr. Renault's Secret (1942) follows a young man who travels to a secluded French villa to see his betrothed, only to encounter her enigmatic scientist father, Dr. Renault, portrayed by George Zucco. The young man crosses paths with Noel, Dr. Renault's peculiar assistant, who displays an unusual fascination with Renault's daughter. As the story unfolds, the young man uncovers Noel's astonishing true identity: he is an ape transformed into a human through Dr. Renault's bizarre and unsettling experiments.
Dr. Renault's Secret (1942)
1942 · Movie · 58 min. · United States
Credits
Direction Harry Lachman
Cast J. Carrol Naish · Shepperd Strudwick · Lynne Roberts · George Zucco · Carmen Beretta · Eugene Borden · Ann Codee · Ray Corrigan · George Davis · Jean Del Val · Charles La Torre · Mike Mazurki · Louis Mercier · Jack Norton · Bert Roach · Arthur Shields · Charles Wagenheim · Max Willenz
Soundtrack David Raksin
Screenplay William Bruckner · Robert F. Metzler · Gaston Leroux
Cinematography Virgil Miller
Technical sheet
Title Dr. Renault's Secret
Original title Dr. Renault's Secret
Year 1942
Type Movie
Length 58 min.
Country United States
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