The Time Machine (1960) Based on H. G. Wells' 1895 novel. David Filby, played by Alan Young, says to George Wells, played by Rod Taylor: "George, I speak to you as a friend, and even more, as a brother...." although the characters are not related. This line does not appear in the novel. Filby and his four friends all wear watch fobs but none are seen in enough detail to determine if they are masonic. Referring to a hypothetical time traveller, George alludes to another H. G. Wells novel when he earlier says, "Can he change the shape of things to come?" The Time Machine (1960). Rod Taylor, Alan Young, Yvette Mimieux, Sebastian Cabot. Directed by George Pal, written by H.G. Wells (novel), David Duncan. 103 min. USA, English. Metrocolor, Stereo. OBCURITIES INDEX | CINEMA INDEX

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