3370 COM HISTORY OF CINEMA<\/p>\n
Kim Vera<\/p>\n
TITLE: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde<\/p>\n
RELEASING COMPANY & DATE: Famous Players-Lasky, Paramount Pictures<\/p>\n
PRODUCER: Adolph Zukor\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 DIRECTOR: John S. Roberson<\/p>\n
WRITER: Thomas Russell, Sullivan, Clara Beranger, Robert Louis Stevenson<\/p>\n
CAST: John Barrymore, Martha Mansfield, Charles Lane, Nita Naldi<\/p>\n
PRINCIPAL ARTISTS\/CRAFTSMEN: Roy F. Overbaugh,<\/p>\n
THEME OF FILM: Good vs Evil<\/p>\n
PLOT:
\nDr. Jekyll is determined to isolate the evil from good in the human psyche. He creates a potion and morphs into Hyde, who does everything he cannot. It is almost as if he uses this as a chance to be free and not worry about the repercussions.<\/p>\n
REVIEWER\u2019S COMMENTS:
\nIt was interesting to see how they showed the difference between night and day. When it was the night the tint of the film changed to blue and day\/lighted room was a sepia tint. John Barrymore did an excellent job in portraying the roles of both Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. In the end scene, Jekyll fights with his alternate persona. It\u2019s as if it is symbolizing the inner struggles we sometimes have with ourselves. After watching this film, I\u2019ve realized how helpful facial expressions are. Words are not always needed to understand someone.<\/p>\n
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3370 COM HISTORY OF CINEMA Kim Vera TITLE: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde RELEASING COMPANY & DATE: Famous Players-Lasky, Paramount Pictures PRODUCER: Adolph Zukor\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 DIRECTOR: John S. Roberson WRITER: Thomas Russell, Sullivan, Clara Beranger, Robert Louis Stevenson CAST: John Barrymore, Martha Mansfield, Charles Lane, Nita Naldi PRINCIPAL ARTISTS\/CRAFTSMEN: Roy F. Overbaugh, THEME OF FILM: Good … Continue reading Movie Review #3<\/span>