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  • whats the name of the song/peice as soon as the movie starts? i wanted to learn it on the piano.

  • Swine!

  • could anyone upload the full movie?

  • This version needs it's own DVD release. Having it as a double feature with the 1941 flop is an insult.

  • Even though my heart belongs to Barrymore, this performance by Freddie March is easily the best. A well deserved oscar too! Such a shame that John was never awarded with one, but that's another story!

  • God, Fredric March does a complete transformation. Amazing.

  • i worked in the hotel biz in college...i ran into a few guests that would have rivaled hydes rudeness...

    home improvement guy "Bob Villa", and espn boxing analyst "Al Bernstein" come to mind..

  • In fact March beat out Tracy for Best Actor in '32...Tracy played Manuel in Captain's Courageous and did an absolutely horrible accent in the flick...for the life of me I think that was a setup just nominating him...but anyway.

  • @repelghosts No, you're wrong. Spencer Tracy won for "Captains Courageous" in 1937, not 1932.

  • i want the freedom that hyde has...it must really feel good.

  • One truly ugly customer!

  • It should has been funnier (and anti-conformist) if Dr. Jakyll had run that mr.Hyde in the high society rather than in the mob society...but that's the demonstration of all the limitations from the author and old times, monsters can lives just in the lower class...

  • This film is far better than the badly cast 1941 remake.

  • Agreed. And one reason is that the March version was pre-Code (unlike the Tracy version) which allowed them to explore the depraved aspects of this story more honestly. In fact, come to think of it, the "classic" horror films (Dracula, etc.) are almost all pre-Code talkies.

  • I've seen many version of Jekyll and Hyde as well as other movies where a character transforms. This movie remains the only one where I find it hard to believe the same actor played both roles...that's how awesome Frederic March is here.

  • Fredric is simply incredible in this. It's still hard for me to believe how not only Fredric's looks change, but his whole being seems to change. Didn't he win the best actor award for this role?

  • Yes, he took the Oscar for Best Actor in 1932. No other actor in a horror or fantasy film has ever won that award.

  • Thank you. Wow. He really does impress in this film. Also, if you like Fredric March, he is good in a 1959 movie called Middle of the night.

  • He was so much better than Spencer Tracy in the 1941 remake. March shared his Best Actor Oscar with Wallace Beery for The Champ, but it should have been his alone. It's a shame so many of Fredric's films aren't available on DVD.

  • Yes, i too like him much better than Spencer Tracy.

  • does anybody knows who is the music composer of this movie??please tell me...

  • check the Internet Movie Database

  • I think John Barrymore did a more frightening Mr. Hyde.

  • really?tell me how?i wanna know.

  • Watch the film instead of asking me. It's out on DVD.

  • i watched a clip on youtube how he transformed.you were right.he was frightening

  • By far the best of the J&H interpretations. Fredric March was truly a genius.

  • Check out the John Barrymore version on youtube. As good as this version because Barrymore's version didn't use trick photography; this one did.

  • Hi, I like your video clip and have rated it as awesome. Please check out mine on some top 1930's movie star cards. They include: Fredric March, Gary Cooper, Clark Gable, Jean Harlow, Maurice Chevalier, Greta Garbo, Joan Crawford ....

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