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The Two Faces of Dr. Jekyll (1960)

After a series of scientific experiments directed towards freeing the inner man and controlling human personalities, the kindly, generous Dr Henry Jekyll succeeds in freeing his own alter ego, Edward Hyde, a sadistic, evil creature whose pleasure is murder.

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Tom B 29 Mar 2009

A great spin off to the classic short story, of course there's a few plot holes in the film, but the acting is superb, from Paul Massie's take on the famous character, to the Christopher Lee, as the sponging adulterer. Apart from a few niggles, the story is excellent on whole

Harry B 15 Nov 2008

Rather bland Hammer Studios production of the Robert Louis Stevenson story. Nothing but talk, talk, talk (all pointless to boot), with none of the Hammer styling that put the studio on the cinematic map.

Russell G 21 Oct 2008

Really well done adaptation that adds a nice twist. I thought so anyways. Sadly, no great Hyde monster makeup. The Frederick March version is still the greatest I think, but this ones pretty good. Creepy yet hot snake dance helps.

Scott S 17 Jul 2009

Gorgeous Technicolour makes late 19th century London and women´s clothes dazzle, and suave Hyde makes suitably repulsive villain.

Kimber M 13 Sep 2008

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, sophisticated villian, but it's been done and better. I liked that we weren't subjected to a 60s version of the transformation. It's unecessary, and in this case would really have taken away from the shock value. Lastly, it was odd to see Christopher Lee as anything other than the bad guy/ monster. LOL