Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1920) Drama, Horror, Sci-Fi Silent Film 

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One of John Barrymore's best performances. He played Edward Hyde like he was possessed. He played Dr. Henry Jekyll with the best of curiosity and vulnerability.

Thank you for uploading these films They provide an old man entertainment while he whiles away the hours

Can you imagine how this must have terrified moviegoers back then 😄👍👍🇺🇸

Nita Naldi's performance here is so natural and 'modern' by comparison to the overwrought histrionics displayed by some of her contemporaries.

Within all of us is a Jekyll and Hyde harboring in our nature...it is our will and choice of how we manifest it... classic film that is peerless in its own right.🎥🎬

I know it's been said many times, but John Barrymore was beautiful before alcohol and drugs. Another sad decline and death.

Epic ... original classic film that can never be duplicated..

John Barrymore a true talent! I appreciate Nita Naldi too... I agree with whom said she is natural and modern here.

Beautiful film adaptation! For 1920, the acting and make-up is stunning. Hyde's prostethic fingers are very scary. John Barrymore is a wonderful actor. He shows Dr. Jekyll's fear, vulnerability, suffering in a mysterious and fragile way. Hyde is portrayed in a nasty and frightening manner. I read he didn't even use a lot of make-up to play Hyde. Everything is thanks to his expressions and posture-change. High-class acting! The scene where Jekyll foams at the mouth and transforms into Hyde in front of Carew is way ahead of its time. Thanks for uploading this movie! This is highly recommended for Jekyll and Hyde fans.

Barrymore is the best at this role.

This and the 1931 rendition are my comfort films during this (dark) time in my life.

Thanks, CCC. Really excellent film. 🙋🏻‍♀️

The most superior JekyllH.yde Ever !!!!

This was absolutely fantastic.

Thanks so much, CCC! Very entertaining and scary at the same time!👍👏👏👏👏

"My dear Lady Camden, a beautiful woman like you is Paradise for the eyes - but Hell for the soul!"

Wild to think that's drew Barrymores grandaddy

Looking forward to this 👍missed the premier watching it now 😊❤️❤️❤️

John Barrymore, as incredible as this may sound, used no make-up at all to play Hyde. His characterization was purely based on facial contortions and exaggerated maniacal gestures. It it hadn't been Barrymore, the role would probably have been for Lon Chaney.

Mr. Barrymore was so handsome and such a marvelous actor...you can tell where Drew gets her gifts from.😊😊

The Barrymore family is very talented

Def my favorite silent movies. Big inspiration for Professor Mexico Moose Monster.

Just watched this in 2024, and I can say it was the best movie I've seen in over a decade

27:10 He's turning into Jim Carrey

Belle image, et sous-titres de qualité.

57:45 This is amazing.

Fantastic. This picture survive is time

John Barrymore's AWESOME - any chance of uploading Svengali? It's my favorite of Barrymore's films.

Thanks!

Thanks for this great movie 👍

Can anybody help me - what's the melody on 17:50 ?

Couldn’t find any information on the music. I really like it

would’ve loooooved to see this with dialogue

I’m guessing the men don’t tell Jekyll’s fiancé that he IS Mr. Hyde to spare her of her sanity and to keep her from killing herself potentially.

Amazing!

Well, I've never seen this version before. I've actually never seen any of them before, but this is quite interesting. I'm wondering actually if I could have read lips there. If they actually said what was on the screen? A lot of times you would see them. Talk, I'd like that. He called it the human body shop. That's what he called. His clinic, I mean, that was a trip that they came up with that. That far back that would not have made it nowadays, but to come app with something by that name and that time error and they allowed it that that was bizarre. If you've never seen it I would say check it out. I'll give it a 13 out of 13 skulls and say for the time period piece. You should check it out. I'm actually seeing. All of them with this title, every year that I canfine to see how the different movies relate was one another and how the different time periods relate with 1 another.

After reading the book it was obvious his baser instincts referred to his homosexuality where Jekyll was repulsed by it and Hyde embraced it .

thanks

Ad on at 4:19. I switched off at 5:00.

Poor beautiful Martha Mansfield, burned alive a few years later.

Siamo nel 1920, atmosfera quasi perfetta per rendere al meglio il bellissimo romanzo del bravo R.L.Stevenson (si dice scritto in una notte e revisionato il giorno successivo sulla base di consigli dati dalla moglie). Non viene riportato integralmente l'andamento del testo ma c'è un motivo difficile da scorgere ma c'è: l'argomento focalizzato dallo e e scrittore nel rapporto in noi tra bene e male è era e rimarrà uno dei problemi più grandi di sempre e dunque non è necessario essere estremamente precisi sulla riproduzione ma trasmetterne i contenuti sfruttando i tanti elementi a disposizione. Il regista mette in evidenza ad esempio la leggerezza e la sinuosità dei movimenti di Hyde quasi scimmiesco, primitivo, ancestrale...infatti è come lo scrittore voleva cercando in Hyde il male puro. Mentre in Jekyll abbiamo un uomo buono ma con i suoi desideri magari peccaminosi ma tenuti a bada, Hyde è male allo stato puro si potrebbe dire un individuo amorale ma neppure questo, Hyde nasce prima della morale e dell'etica...oggi potremmo biecamente affiancarlo ad Alien (non conosce sentimenti...). Quindi non ha importanza se il film segue la traccia del romanzo, altri magari saranno più diligenti se sceglieranno di farlo e difatti si succederanno numerosi film e commedie che evidenzieranno un elemento anziché l'atro. Saltando alla riduzione con il bravo attore Spencer Tracy, assistiamo ad una spiegazione precisa da parte di Jekyll sulla deviazione delle sue ricerche: egli anticipa S. Freud, seppur in modo meno drammatico. L'analisi semantica ovvero del significato che diviene sempre più profondo fa sì che questa opera resiste negli anni dura e pura, ricordando il Frankenstein di un'altra grande scrittrice M. Shelley (appena diciottenne al momento della scrittura del testo finito). Ci tengo a precisare, con ricercatore scientifico, che proprio il romanzo di Stevenson ed il film con Tracy , indirizzo fino da piccolo la mia carriera, la mia vita; tuttavia è bene ricordare che è un grosso errore pensare alla ricerca come il tentativo personale ed irrazionale di danneggiare, questo va bene nell'intrattenimento ma non nella vita reale: il desiderio di donare il fuoco è ciò che anima gli scienziati. Grane romanzo appunto, bellissimo il film con un bravo attore che passa dal candore all'abominio.

22:00 opened his eyes

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イングリッド.バーグマン主演で見た。

While the film itself is excellent, the musical accompaniment is worthless. If you want to see how music should be set to silent cinema, view the BFI release of Nosferatu. It was scored by the gentlemen who wrote the music for Hammer films in the 50s. When Noferatus coach arrives to collect Hutter, the music is inspired.

1:08:00

inspired by Jack the Ripper most likely

14:50

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Interesante versión, pero no me convence. John Barrymore fue un gran actor pero también un vicioso podrido por el libertinaje, no me convence en el papel de un médico casi santo que es empujado al mal. Por cierto que me pregunto cuantos kilos de maquillaje le habrán puesto para conseguir que se viera joven. El trabajo de los maquilladores de cine siempre me ha maravillado.

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