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''The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde'' is a MadeForTVMovie released in 1968, based on the Creator/RobertLouisStevenson novel of [[Literature/TheStrangeCaseOfDrJekyllAndMrHyde the same name]]. The film was released as part of [[Creator/{{ABC}} ABC's]] ''The Wide World of Mystery'', and was a Canadian/American co-production. Creator/JackPalance stars as Dr. Henry Jekyll, and the film was directed by Charles Jarrott.
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''The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde'' is a MadeForTVMovie released in 1968, based on the Creator/RobertLouisStevenson novel of [[Literature/TheStrangeCaseOfDrJekyllAndMrHyde the same name]]. The film was released as part of [[Creator/{{ABC}} ABC's]] Creator/{{ABC}}'s ''The Wide World of Mystery'', and was a Canadian/American co-production. Creator/JackPalance stars as Dr. Henry Jekyll, and the film was directed by Charles Jarrott.
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''The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde'' is a MadeForTVMovie released in 1968, based on the Creator/RobertLouisStevenson novel of [[Literature/TheStrangeCaseOfDrJekyllAndMrHyde the same name]]. The film was released as part of [[Creator/ABC ABC's]] ''The Wide World of Mystery'', and was a Canadian/American co-production. Creator/JackPalance stars as Dr. Henry Jekyll, and the film was directed by Charles Jarrott.
In 1888 London, Dr. Jekyll has proposed a controversial theory to his peers: that good and evil are two separate entities fighting for control of the human body. When his attempts to obtain funding to isolate the two halves is scoffed by the scientific community, Jekyll resorts to using himself as human guinea pig for his experiments. Upon drinking his potion, Jekyll forms a split personality in the hedonistic and wild Mr. Hyde. Hyde initially provides an outlet for Jekyll to indulge in his long repressed urges, thanks to his constant visits to the local burlesque house and it's resident dancer Gwyn Thomas. However, Hyde's antics take a turn for the worst as he commits wanton murder across those who cross him. As Jekyll attempts to cover his tracks, his transformations become uncontrollable and the law begins to close in on Hyde as he turns against the people in Jekyll's life.
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!!The film provides examples of:
* AdaptationalNameChange: Utterson becomes George Devlin.
* BackstabBackfire: Even though the gun-toting Devlin allows him to leave, Hyde still attempts to attack him. Devlin mortally wounds him.
* BlackmailBackfire: Chemist Stryker realizes the connection and tries to blackmail Jekyll for money. Jekyll deliberately transforms into Hyde and murders Stryker.
* BlamingTheVictim: This is how Jekyll downplays the murder of Gwyn, calling her a trollop as if it makes her insignificant.
* BookEnds: The story begins and ends at the Operating Theatre.
* MustLetThemGetAway: Devlin decides to let Hyde go, reasoning that Hyde can't help what he is, but Jekyll is the guilty one. Hyde ruins this chance.
* NotQuiteDead: The mortally wounded Hyde falls into the center of the Operating Theatre. Devlin comes closer to the body, only to get neck grabbed by Hyde. Fortunately he completely expires before doing any actual harm.
* SwordCane: This is Hyde's main weapon.
* WhatDidIDoLastNight: Jekyll has this when he wakes up in bed after drinking the potion for the first time.
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In 1888 London, Dr. Jekyll has proposed a controversial theory to his peers: that good and evil are two separate entities fighting for control of the human body. When his attempts to obtain funding to isolate the two halves is scoffed by the scientific community, Jekyll resorts to using himself as human guinea pig for his experiments. Upon drinking his potion, Jekyll forms a split personality in the hedonistic and wild Mr. Hyde. Hyde initially provides an outlet for Jekyll to indulge in his long repressed urges, thanks to his constant visits to the local burlesque house and it's resident dancer Gwyn Thomas. However, Hyde's antics take a turn for the worst as he commits wanton murder across those who cross him. As Jekyll attempts to cover his tracks, his transformations become uncontrollable and the law begins to close in on Hyde as he turns against the people in Jekyll's life.
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!!The film provides examples of:
* AdaptationalNameChange: Utterson becomes George Devlin.
* BackstabBackfire: Even though the gun-toting Devlin allows him to leave, Hyde still attempts to attack him. Devlin mortally wounds him.
* BlackmailBackfire: Chemist Stryker realizes the connection and tries to blackmail Jekyll for money. Jekyll deliberately transforms into Hyde and murders Stryker.
* BlamingTheVictim: This is how Jekyll downplays the murder of Gwyn, calling her a trollop as if it makes her insignificant.
* BookEnds: The story begins and ends at the Operating Theatre.
* MustLetThemGetAway: Devlin decides to let Hyde go, reasoning that Hyde can't help what he is, but Jekyll is the guilty one. Hyde ruins this chance.
* NotQuiteDead: The mortally wounded Hyde falls into the center of the Operating Theatre. Devlin comes closer to the body, only to get neck grabbed by Hyde. Fortunately he completely expires before doing any actual harm.
* SwordCane: This is Hyde's main weapon.
* WhatDidIDoLastNight: Jekyll has this when he wakes up in bed after drinking the potion for the first time.
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