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Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
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Spencer Tracy version of Jekyll and Hyde
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Jan 14, 2014 03:31PM
Anyone seen the Spencer Tracy film version of Jekyll and Hyde?
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Yes inded. It's a bit to "sweet" for my taste.
I prefer the Fredric March-version (1931)
I prefer the Fredric March-version (1931)
Everyone seems to agree with you. The Freudian dream sequence in the '41 version where Tracy imagines Ingrid Bergman and Lana Turner as horses is a jaw-dropper, though.
S wrote: "Everyone seems to agree with you. The Freudian dream sequence in the '41 version where Tracy imagines Ingrid Bergman and Lana Turner as horses is a jaw-dropper, though."
Yes indeed.
Yes indeed.
Kind of slow. It was the first version of that movie I'd seen. I'd seen a few of the variations,( Son of Doctor Jekyll, Daughter of Doctor Jekyll, and Abbot and Costello Meet Doctor Jekyll). The Spencer Tracy version inspired me to read the book.
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