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Dr. Jekyll Mr. Hyde - DVD Used
Dr. Jekyll Mr. Hyde - DVD Used
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Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde (DVD, 2004)
A foundational classic of horror cinema brought to your shelf! Based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, this DVD edition collects enduring film versions of the terrifying tale of duality and transformation. The set typically includes the 1932 classic starring Fredric March in his Oscar-winning dual performance as the refined Dr. Henry Jekyll and his brutal alter-ego Mr. Edward Hyde, plus additional material from other celebrated interpretations. With atmospheric black-and-white cinematography and timeless performances, it remains a must-see for fans of vintage horror and literary adaptations. 
Condition: Used
Format: DVD, NTSC/Region 1 (typical Warner Home Video/Archive releases) 
Adaptation: Based on Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson. 
Contents: Features classic film versions of the story — most commonly the 1932 Fredric March version and often paired with the 1941 Spencer Tracy remake. 
Year: 2004 DVD release
A foundational classic of horror cinema brought to your shelf! Based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, this DVD edition collects enduring film versions of the terrifying tale of duality and transformation. The set typically includes the 1932 classic starring Fredric March in his Oscar-winning dual performance as the refined Dr. Henry Jekyll and his brutal alter-ego Mr. Edward Hyde, plus additional material from other celebrated interpretations. With atmospheric black-and-white cinematography and timeless performances, it remains a must-see for fans of vintage horror and literary adaptations. 
Condition: Used
Format: DVD, NTSC/Region 1 (typical Warner Home Video/Archive releases) 
Adaptation: Based on Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson. 
Contents: Features classic film versions of the story — most commonly the 1932 Fredric March version and often paired with the 1941 Spencer Tracy remake. 
Year: 2004 DVD release
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