The Invisible Man

A thief is given the means to become invisible and ends up working for a government agency.

Cast

Vincent Ventresca

as Darian Fawkes

Paul Ben-Victor

as Robert Albert Hobbes

Shannon Kenny

as The Keeper / Claire Keeply

Joel Bissonnette

as Arnaud de Thiel / Arnaud de Ferhn

David Burke

as Kevin Fawkes

Eddie Jones

as The Official / Charles Borden

Rebecca Chambers

as Casey Meyer

Jon Polito

as Eddie The Mammoth

Jeremy Roberts

as Huiclov

Michael McCafferty

as Albert Eberts

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