James Martin (played by Donald Gray) is a protagonist in Strange Experiment.
A young chemist falsely accused of a jewel robbery who seeks help from his criminal aunt. He reluctantly agrees to steal a secret pearl-making formula from Professor Bauer, gets knocked unconscious during the botched heist, and becomes an unwilling test subject for Dr. Rollins' radical brain theory. He is eventually proven innocent. Professor Bauer (played by Henri De Vries) appears in Strange Experiment.
A scientist who possesses a secret pearl-making formula. His residence is targeted during a robbery, resulting in James Martin being knocked unconscious.
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Characters
James Martin
(played by Donald Gray) — protagonist
A young chemist falsely accused of a jewel robbery who seeks help from his criminal aunt. He reluctantly agrees to steal a secret pearl-making formula from Professor Bauer, gets knocked unconscious du...
Professor Bauer
(played by Henri De Vries) — supporting
A scientist who possesses a secret pearl-making formula. His residence is targeted during a robbery, resulting in James Martin being knocked unconscious.
Key Relationships
James Martin → Professor Bauer
(Professional Target Of Theft)
Story Analysis
A framed chemist navigates a criminal bargain, botched heist, and medical experiment to clear his name.