Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1920)

In the heart of the Robert Louis Stevenson tale, we find Dr. Henry Jekyll, a man revered for his dedication to science and selfless service to humanity. However, one evening, as he pays a visit to Sir George Carew, his world is tilted. Carew critiques Jekyll's reticence towards the more hedonistic aspects of existence, prompting Jekyll to explore this unfamiliar terrain. At Carew's insistence, Jekyll finds himself in a music hall, captivated by the tantalizing dancer Gina. This encounter ignites Jekyll's curiosity about the duality of human nature - the interplay of virtue and vice. Ensnared by this fascination, he plunges into a relentless quest to isolate these contrasting aspects. In the alchemical depths of his laboratory, Jekyll concocts a potion, a chemical key to unlock his dual nature. This elixir enables him to oscillate between his own persona and an entirely distinct one, a primal and lustful entity he christens Hyde. However, the boundary between Jekyll and Hyde blurs over time, and Hyde's influence begins to eclipse Jekyll's existence, plunging his world into a chilling uncertainty.

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is a drama movie featuring John Barrymore and directed by John S. Robertson.

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