In June of 2000, the SciFi Channel introduced an innovative new version of an old classic, The Invisible Man. This imaginative version, created by Matt Greenberg, has been hailed by Xpose magazine as one of the freshest, smartest shows on or off cable. Xpose goes on further to describe the show as having a mixture of original and well-written scripts, clever dialogue, solid characters, a sly and off-center sensibility and first-class actorsBoth a star vehicle and an ensemble piece, the series boasts the kind of chemistry within its cast that is rarely seen nowadays in the age of prepackaged entertainment.

This creative show received several Saturn Award nominations during its two-season run and won a best ensemble award from TV Zone magazine. In addition, several episodes were among the Futon Critics Top 50 Episode picks for 2001 and 2002.

The Invisible Man was cancelled in September 2001 after negotiations fell through for not one, but two more seasons. Yet its fan base continues to grow as more international viewers are discovering this show. In addition, fans of the show continue to campaign for its return.

The entire original cast of Vincent Ventresca, Paul Ben-Victor, Eddie Jones, Shannon Kenny, and Mike McCafferty has confirmed that they would be very willing to come back and reprise their roles and we, the fans, are here to show our support for these fine actors and the incredible show created by Matt Greenberg.

We, fans and consumers, would like to urge you to please produce for the big screen a feature film of The Invisible Man. We are positive that you will find it to be a very profitable decision.