Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde ??

[count mattula]

http://www.tattooartists.org/Img165802_Mr._HYDE.asp
I have seen numerous versions of the classic story Jekyll and Hyde. Can anyone tell me what version this likeness of Mr Hyde is from? I have seen this picture since I was a kid, but have never been able to see the film.

Thanks

the count

[monsterphile]

That's actual not Mr. Hyde.  It's Lon Chaney, Sr. from LONDON AFTER MIDNIGHT, of which, there is currently no known surviving copy...sadly.

Rob

[Mike Scott]

You may have this face mixed up with John Barrymore in the 1920 version of J&H. And welcome to the UMA!

Barrymore on the right.

[McDougals House of Horror]

http://www.tattooartists.org/Img165802_Mr._HYDE.asp
I have seen numerous versions of the classic story Jekyll and Hyde. Can anyone tell me what version this likeness of Mr Hyde is from? I have seen this picture since I was a kid, but have never been able to see the film.

Thanks

the count

That's not Mr. Hyde -- it's Lon Chaney Sr. in "London After Midnight", a long lost 1927 film classic that has a lot of photos available out there but no existing available film  . Google it for more info...

Mr. McDougal

[DoctorDeath]

You may have this face mixed up with John Barrymore in the 1920 version of J&H. And welcome to the UMA!

Barrymore on the right.

Although I will say, if you have the chance to see this version, see it. It's excellent! My favorite transformation of Jekyll to Hyde and it all relies on acting.

[Wich2]

Jack Barrymore's is one of the very best.

Best,
-Craig