The Wonder Cabinet (1999)
Dr. Gordon Wayne is a world-renowned heart surgeon who's haunted by a past failure. Sarah Coleman is a brainy medical student who falls out of favor with her professors because she challenges the establishment; and Dr. Kevin Spitz is a neurosurgeon with shaky ethics. The three of them are recruited by the mysterious Mr. Swissky to further his efforts in his studies of teratology: the scientific study of unusual biological monstrosities and malformations.
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Dr. Gordon Wayne is a world-renowned heart surgeon who's haunted by a past failure. Sarah Coleman is a brainy medical student who falls out of favor with her professors because she challenges the establishment; and Dr. Kevin Spitz is a neurosurgeon with shaky ethics. The three of them are recruited by the mysterious Mr. Swissky to further his efforts in his studies of teratology: the scientific study of unusual biological monstrosities and malformations.
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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction, TV Movie
Written By:Glen Morgan, James Wong
In Theaters:1/1/1999
Box Office:
Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:20th Century Fox Television, Hard Eight Pictures, TCFTV CanPro Inc.
Cast
Ralph Hemecker
Director
James Morrison
Dr. Gordon Wayne
Currie Graham
Dr. Kevin Spitz
Poppy Montgomery
Dr. Sarah Coleman
Kim Coates
Alvin Swissky
Glenn Morshower
Sheriff Stenner
Ben Cotton
Deputy Tucker
Tom Heaton
Bill Bludworth
Derek Mears
The Creature
Linden Banks
Dr. Anthony
Bill Mackenzie
Lockhart
C. Ernst Harth
Esposito
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