Film style critique on Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1932)

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One of the last five winners of the AOL poll to be published today is Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. May? although there was some uncertainty about the initial version to be released? fans of the film were delighted to learn that two versions of the film should be released on one disc. (Reynold? 15-221)

The 1932 version with special features are located on the side of the disc? while the slightly longer version in 1941 is located on the side "B" on the disc. Based on the novel by Robert Louis Stevenson? the 1932 Paramount release was directed by Rouben Mamoulian and the 1941 MGM version was directed by Victor Fleming (who also directed Gone with the Wind? The Wizard of Oz and courageous captains). The previous version starring Fredric March (who won an Oscar for his portrayal of Dr. Jekyll - pronounced "Gee-Kul" in this version) ? Miriam Hopkins as Ivy Pearson Rosa and Rose Hobart as Carew? while the later was Interestingly enough casting choice in how Spencer Tracy in Dr. Jekyll? as Ingrid Bergman and Lana Turner Ivy Peterson played doctor of the bride? Beatrix Emery. Also present were some of my favorite players of the characters including those that Barton MacLane Saturday disrupted and the unforgettable C. Higgins Aubrey Smith? bishop. (Reynold? 15-221)

Without reinventing the wheel in abstract terms of the film? Dr. Jekyll is a man of compassion who believes that human beings have two distinct parts consisting of good and evil. The ambitious young doctor aims to create a mixture that is capable of separating the two qualities. (Gary? 33-41)

Unfortunately? after the potion is created? the doctor of drinks and becomes a wicked and vicious person who goes by the name of Mr. Hyde and then is capable of cruel violence against others. While his girlfriend was away on vacation with his father? the doctor decides to experiment with mixing and winds with a call-pathetic young man who held his brutalized and held in an apartment for his use of his own convenience. For fear of his terrible luck with the new blend found and the torments that go with it? decided that should end his relationship with his wife to be. Unfortunately? the experience is going too far and must now attempt an antidote to try to end this quality is feared is inherently possessed by all. (Gary? 33-41) I think the general consensus among fans of the previous history of the version'32. Although I personally felt the previous version did a better job of history? there were some points worthy of mention with the latest version? including how to become the character (which by the way is still very even for today 's standards - in both versions? actually) the good Dr. Jekyll to the evil M. Hyde. In version'32? Mr Hyde transformation takes almost a Cro-Magnum man aspect that has allowed me to be myself in the Evilness of the character. Personally? ...