I was hoping this movie would be a faithful version of the novel but even though it wasn't, it was extremely enjoyable. I first found out about this when I read Dick Smith created the Mr. Hyde makeup. Not only was it a great makeup design but the makeup looked great in closeups. The only downsides for me was the shot-on-video look and the score. To be fair, the tale is so well known, I don't know if the mystery aspect of the original novel would work so perhaps there's good reason a faithful movie has yet to be made. Thank you for uploading this movie. I watched it streaming today and it's nice to know it's also available for me here.
I remember seeing this back in '73 on television. I loved it then, and still do today. In my opinion, this is the best ever adaptation of the classic tale.
This is the best one Jack Palace did a superb performance! Dan Curtis and Robert Colbert excellent! Bille White law all excellent! First saw it when aired! I've got to get dvd! Bravo Rip to all of those mentioned!❤
@@AggroQM2 Yes. And the crossword-playing hotel owner in Hot Fuzz. I was surprised how beautiful she was. The earliest I saw her was in Alfred Hitchcock's Frenzy a few years later.
Why does the volume keep cutting out on some scene? Copywrite issue, other than that fantastic adaptation. I 1st heard of this film through a preview on one of Elvira's Thriller Video back in the mid 80's.
This version of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde I remember vividly from long ago. The performance of Jack Palance is riveting. They did no need for special effect only Jack Palance's facial expression changed from mild and humble to psychotic amazing.
Love watching historical British movies because they actually had brains, morals, etiquettes, mannerisms and culture Things which are estranged in modern society
This is not from 1986 but 1968! For 1968 this is pretty decent Video quality! Produced and Directed by Dan Curtis who was doing DARK SHADOWS at the time and if you'll observe: the music you hear is from Dark Shadows.
Very close, but actually, the music from Jekyll/Hyde was reused on Dark Shadows. For example, the "Darkness in Collinwood" music that overlays the J/H opening title sequence debuted here in this 1968 TV movie and was introduced soon thereafter on Dark Shadows, specifically with the 1968 episode where Barnabas attempts to rid himself of Cassandra/Angelique by taking a knife to her portrait in the drawing room of Collinwood. The sting music used at the end of the J/H title sequence was also used in its end credits finale. It was later reused in the Curtis versions of Frankenstein and Dorian Gray to also close those movies and as the closing sting of House of Dark Shadows and the final moment of the last episode of Dark Shadows. The repetitious use of the score in Dark Shadows and other Curtis Horror projects suggests that it originated in DS, whereas the opposite is true; it was introduced here and later reused by DS and the classic horror adaptation TV movies.
I have always liked this movie but in the scene where Hyde kills Gwen, his mouth is open in a closeup making it seem as if her screams are coming from his mouth.
Jack palance was also brilliant and in the Dan Curtis production of of Dracula that was a TV movie also Dan Curtis the the guy famous for dark shadows don't forget to see that to get that on DVD Dracula with Jack palance this movie is equally great great work good movie
@@AstralPixie Dan Curtis also produced and directed the movie House of dark shadows made in 1970 it was filmed in the same area while the TV series dark shadows was going on using the same actors in the same locations I highly recommend you by the DVD on the internet if you haven't already seen it it doesn't cost that much and it's highly suspenseful and entertaining and scary till the very end you can download the trailers and previews but the movie is not available for free if you see or have seen this movie please reply back in the future Dan Curtis was a genius his night stalker made for TV movie I've seen dozens of times over the years and it's still scary as hell to this day please reply back in the future
BRIEF COMMENT: THIS IS AN EXCELLENT TV FILM ON THE JEKYLL-HYDE TALE WHICH IS WELL KNOWN IN THE MACABRE LITERATURE. IT WAS MADE IN 1968 IN ENGLAND & PRODUCED/DIRECTED BY THE LATE DAN CURTIS & THE LATE JACK PALANCE IN THE STARRING ROLE. IT'S BEEN ON DVD FORMAT FOR MANY YEARS. (RIP) DAN CURTIS & THE LATE JACK PALANCE. BOTH MEN ALSO APPEARED IN THE DRACULA TV FILM MADE IN THE SAME YEAR.
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I was hoping this movie would be a faithful version of the novel but even though it wasn't, it was extremely enjoyable. I first found out about this when I read Dick Smith created the Mr. Hyde makeup. Not only was it a great makeup design but the makeup looked great in closeups. The only downsides for me was the shot-on-video look and the score. To be fair, the tale is so well known, I don't know if the mystery aspect of the original novel would work so perhaps there's good reason a faithful movie has yet to be made. Thank you for uploading this movie. I watched it streaming today and it's nice to know it's also available for me here.
I remember seeing this back in '73 on television. I loved it then, and still do today. In my opinion, this is the best ever adaptation of the classic tale.
This was a "very good show".
I'm a fan of 60's and 70's tv horror, of which Dan Curtis gave us a lot.
Thanks so much for posting!
Saw this when I was 17. Jack Palance is my favorite horror actor.
I saw this when I was a kid and it's still one of my favorite movies.
Jack Palance is still my favourite Jekyll & Hyde.
@@mikebasil4832 Hard to think of a better one.
Same here 😊
Dan Curtis & Jack Palance also did a TV movie of Dracula, which is currently on Tubi TV!
@@anglomikJack Parlance was fantastic. He naturally looked like Skeleton Face.
This is the best one Jack Palace did a superb performance! Dan Curtis and Robert Colbert excellent! Bille White law all excellent! First saw it when aired! I've got to get dvd! Bravo Rip to all of those mentioned!❤
Was Billie Whitelaw the second nanny in the Omen?
@@AggroQM2 Yes. And the crossword-playing hotel owner in Hot Fuzz. I was surprised how beautiful she was. The earliest I saw her was in Alfred Hitchcock's Frenzy a few years later.
Why does the volume keep cutting out on some scene? Copywrite issue, other than that fantastic adaptation. I 1st heard of this film through a preview on one of Elvira's Thriller Video back in the mid 80's.
1968 TV movie and Jack Palance is brilliant!!!
Jack Palance is my favorite Jekyll/Hyde -- his is the most menacing performance.
This is Brilliant, long with the Frederick march one this is my favourite both ahead of their time
And, who can forget Baghdad Cafe?
This film is from 1968 not 1986!
Exactly . I have already seen this classic and thought by reading the description by the thumbnail, that this was an eighties version.🤦🤦🤦🤦lol
Yes, I thought it odd that it was Billie Whitelaw’s first role. She was working way before 1986 (The Omen, Beckett plays).
If you want to watch these movies for free, pipe down cause otherwise RUclips takes them of cause of pointdexters like you
😂😂😂@@kasnilistopadski
what a brilliant movie! pity about the disappearing sound
This version of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde I remember vividly from long ago. The performance of Jack Palance is riveting. They did no need for special effect only Jack Palance's facial expression changed from mild and humble to psychotic amazing.
wow, that waltz they played a few times was from the old Dark Shadows tv series 67-71. Only problem is that the audio keeps cutting out.
Fans of Dark Shadows would recognize the background music.
Composed by Robert Cobert.
Mr Hyde is fun. I’d hang out with him. How did he manage his own place and friends so quickly?
31:18 god I love this unique giggle laugh of Jack Palance
The sound drops off! Damn! Such a great production.
Love watching historical British movies because they actually had brains, morals, etiquettes, mannerisms and culture
Things which are estranged in modern society
This is not from 1986 but 1968! For 1968 this is pretty decent Video quality! Produced and Directed by Dan Curtis who was doing DARK SHADOWS at the time and if you'll observe: the music you hear is from Dark Shadows.
Very close, but actually, the music from Jekyll/Hyde was reused on Dark Shadows. For example, the "Darkness in Collinwood" music that overlays the J/H opening title sequence debuted here in this 1968 TV movie and was introduced soon thereafter on Dark Shadows, specifically with the 1968 episode where Barnabas attempts to rid himself of Cassandra/Angelique by taking a knife to her portrait in the drawing room of Collinwood. The sting music used at the end of the J/H title sequence was also used in its end credits finale. It was later reused in the Curtis versions of Frankenstein and Dorian Gray to also close those movies and as the closing sting of House of Dark Shadows and the final moment of the last episode of Dark Shadows.
The repetitious use of the score in Dark Shadows and other Curtis Horror projects suggests that it originated in DS, whereas the opposite is true; it was introduced here and later reused by DS and the classic horror adaptation TV movies.
@@davidgradwell8830 So it was here first and THEN on DS! I mean it works and it probably saved Dan Curtis money!Whaddya know? 😃
@@davidgradwell8830You know your stuff.. This isn't in my wheelhouse but I appreciate it none the less.
An excellent adaptation
This film was made in 1968, NOT 1986.
my favorite adaptation - many thanks
My too!😀😃😄
Me too!
You should see Jack palance in Sudden Fear with Joan Crawford.. Such a good performance.
Excellent, R.I.P Jack Palace
1968. Not 1986.
I believe we're due for another version of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Hollywood, please stay out of it.
I have always liked this movie but in the scene where Hyde kills Gwen, his mouth is open in a closeup making it seem as if her screams are coming from his mouth.
Just saw this movie on amazon prime…was really good…
This TV movie originally aired in 1968, not 86! Produced by Dan (Dark Shadows, Winds of War, Burnt Offerings) Curtis.
The best Dr Jekyll Mr.Hyde movie ever made
RUBBISH!
This was originally aired in 1968
And re-aired in 1974 or '75, which was when I first saw it.
It was also one of Elvira's Thriller Video movies.
Thank you!
Beautiful Billie Whitelaw.
I wonder what became of her?
Jack palance was also brilliant and in the Dan Curtis production of of Dracula that was a TV movie also Dan Curtis the the guy famous for dark shadows don't forget to see that to get that on DVD Dracula with Jack palance this movie is equally great great work good movie
Dan Curtis was great he also did a version of Frankenstein, but i have not got around to seeing that yet.
Yes, I also really like from Dan: "Burnt Offerings", "Dead of Night (1977)", "Trilogy of Terror" and "The Night Stalker", among others.
@@AstralPixie Dan Curtis also produced and directed the movie House of dark shadows made in 1970 it was filmed in the same area while the TV series dark shadows was going on using the same actors in the same locations I highly recommend you by the DVD on the internet if you haven't already seen it it doesn't cost that much and it's highly suspenseful and entertaining and scary till the very end you can download the trailers and previews but the movie is not available for free if you see or have seen this movie please reply back in the future Dan Curtis was a genius his night stalker made for TV movie I've seen dozens of times over the years and it's still scary as hell to this day please reply back in the future
@@gregorypatton4706 Thank you for the recommendation. Yes, I'm a fan of Kolchak The Night Stalker, Darren was so good. I remember watching it on tv.
This is the best version of this story!
I've always felt that way too!
More English teleplay than movie ... but that's what makes it so damned English good. Palance at his remarkable best.
This was an American TV movie.
@@anglomikYes and it shows, it is AWFUL!
@@beebee8018 Different strokes...
Filmed in Toronto
BRIEF COMMENT: THIS IS AN EXCELLENT TV FILM ON THE JEKYLL-HYDE TALE WHICH IS WELL KNOWN IN THE MACABRE LITERATURE. IT WAS MADE IN 1968 IN ENGLAND & PRODUCED/DIRECTED BY THE LATE DAN CURTIS & THE LATE JACK PALANCE IN THE STARRING ROLE. IT'S BEEN ON DVD FORMAT FOR MANY YEARS. (RIP) DAN CURTIS & THE LATE JACK PALANCE. BOTH MEN ALSO APPEARED IN THE DRACULA TV FILM MADE IN THE SAME YEAR.
Mr. Palance's portrayal of Mr Hyde is excellent. Can't say the same for his Dracula IMHO
What kind of Cane is that?
Wonderful
Made in 1968
This was actually made in 1968
What's with the sound dropping out for long periods? Couldn't finish
Denholm Elliot Is a scene stealer!
❤ I loved it
Different from the book...
The movie business always makes changes from the book. Shouldn't but does.
Pourquoi le film n'est pas sous titré
So, Jekyll must stay awake? He flees to Germany....and invents Meth.
White Castle does that to me.
1968, not 1986
Hyde what are you doing holy alley cat's Jekyll do you have a lot of explaining to do
1968 not 1986
Audio cuts out 10:30
And again around 23:50. Probably due to copy-written music. It comes back less than a minute later.
27:23
23:19
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