Paul Massie, Dawn Addams, Christopher Lee
Dr. Henry Jekyll experiments with scientific means of revealing the hidden, dark side of man and releases a murderer from within himself.
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Quite possibly the greatest Jekyll/Hyde film made to date, and certainly one of the best, smartest movies to come out of Hammer Studios. More than just a monster movie, The Two Faces of Dr. Jekyll takes time to play with theories of human nature, and explores much deeper, more c...( read more)
Gorgeous Technicolour makes late 19th century London and women´s clothes dazzle, and suave Hyde makes suitably repulsive villain.
As with all Hamer flicks, this was an interesting interpretation. The thing that bothered me about it was that I think it borrowed a bit too heavily from "Portrait of Dorian Gray" for it's examination of Hyde. It was definitely against type to portray Hyde as the suave, sophist...( read more)
Nice little twist on the story that is quite known. We don't get the usual hideously deformed creature of super strength, instead it's a more cleaned up social version of dr. jekyll. Overall, it was a good movie probably not the best hammer film to start out with.
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