#jekyll and hyde itv

[bedbabayka]

Today I rewatched the 2015 TV series Jekyll and Hyde...

And good God, watching "Jekyll and Hyde" 2015 after 9 years, I couldn't help feeling like I was watching a mashup from the 2007 TV series "Jekyll" and the comic "The Glass Scientists".

Has anyone from the J&H fandom watched this series? Do you like it?

[toffeesbabbles]

I'm now obsessed with Jekyll and Hyde and it's all an obscure bbc show's fault. Why do I keep getting into shows nobody talks about anymore 😭.

[hahnspoetry]

fedora from jekyll and hyde is so mommy coded

[celestetcetera]

One of my favorite thing the more supernatural adaptations of Jekyll & Hyde do is debate whether Jekyll/Hyde should be considered a monster. Like, he doesn’t have that immediate classic monster recognition that others like frankenstein’s creature has, but obviously Hyde is quite monstrous. But Hyde is also an inherent part of every human. And he looks human, usually, so not everyone who meets him really clocks him as a monster. I mean, is a man who can turn into another man a monster? What if they don’t even look any different? What exactly puts them in the monster category?

[teen-heart-throb-mr-hyde]

itv's jekyll and hyde + text posts. the autism prevails.

[agenderhyde]

henry just wanted an escape from the crying of the baby, went out to a dance club, maybe took one of the dancers to a nearby hotel

it was never meant to lead to anything more

[readingrobin]

Rewatching ITV's Jekyll and Hyde because the ol' fixation is flaring up again and god, seeing a version of Hyde with mascara will never not give me the giggles.

[mics59]

JESUS FUCKING CHRIST THAT'S HOW IT ENDS??????

[bosstweedwrites]

As they played with a pair of dolls, acting out scenes at Olalla’s direction, he crouched down in front of them and let out a load, dramatic gasp. “I’ve just had the most splendid idea for a game!”

Robert his head with wide eyes. “Ooo! What is it?”

“Shapeshifter,” Jekyll bared his teeth in a broad grin. “But,” he raised an index finger for emphasis, “it would have to be our secret.”

Olalla frowned. “Nana says secrets are bad.”

Jekyll smiled patiently. “They can be. But, they can also keep someone from getting hurt if they found out something they shouldn’t.”

[thecubes]

plz this is still like one of lifes great tragedies. no series 2 of itv jekyll & hyde

[scotianostra]

Happy Birthday actress Lindsay Duncan born in Edinburgh November 7th 1950.

Lindsay’s father had served in the army for 21 years before becoming a civil servant. Her parents moved to Leeds while she was still a child.

After studying drama in London she began working on Eighties TV productions such as Dead Head and Traffik.

She was awarded a Laurence Olivier award for best actress in a new play in 1987 for her portrayal as La Marquise de Merteuil in an RSC production of Les Liaisons Dangereuses, and from there her career went from strength to strength.

My favourite roles from Lindsay are playing the girlfriend in the excellent ITV series Travelling man opposite Leigh Lawson, and the bitchy Barbara Douglas in Alan Bleasdale’s GBH. In 2009 Lindsay played Margaret Thatcher in the BBC feature length drama Margaret, at the time she commented about the former prime minister that she loathed everything the former Thatcher stood for.

Other TV appearances included, A year in Provence, Reilly, Ace of Spies, Spooks, Doctor Who and more recently Churchill’s Secret, all quality dramas.  Her only role I know of with a Scottish accent was the 2003 film Afterlife which also starred Kevin McKidd and Isla Blair.

Fans of Benedict Cumberbatch in Sherlock might remember her as Lady Smallwood, she was also in the recent series A Discovery of Witches on Sky in 2018, appearing in 5 of the 8 episodes.

Lindsay cut her teeth in theatre and has always supported this genre with stage roles all through her career as well as starring in several films ranging from Star Wars: Episode I to Mansfield Park. Her latest roles have been in Inside No. 9,, a British black comedy anthology TV show and in the film  A Banquet,  a British horror film directed by Scottish filmmaker and writer Ruth Paxton

Next up for Lindsay is  Doctor Jekyll, yet another re-imagining of the infamous Dr. Jekyll from Robert Louis Stevenson's 1886 novella The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde.  Eddie Izzard has been cast as Jekyll. She has recently been touring theatres in The Dance of Death. 

Lindsay is married to fellow Scottish actor Hilton McRae, and the couple have a son, Cal, born in 1991.

[blogger360ncislarules]

A few more returns and more than two dozen (!) new bits of casting have been announced for the second/final season of Wolf Hall.

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This Monday morning, it was announced that Thomas Brodie-Sangster also will return, reprising his role as Rafe Sadler. Other returns include Joss Porter as Richard Cromwell, James Larkin as Master Treasurer Fitzwilliam, Richard Dillane as the Duke of Suffolk, Will Keen as Archbishop Cranmer and Hannah Steele as Mary Shelton.

The slew of new castings, meanwhile, are led by Harriet Walter (Killing Eve, Succession) and Timothy Spall (Mr Turner), who will respectively play Lady Margaret Pole and the Duke of Norfolk.

You also have Corentin Fila (Mortel) as Christophe, Tom Mothersdale (Culprits) as Richard Riche, Karim Kadjar as Eustache Chapuys, Lucy Russell (A Spy Among Friends) as Lady Anne Shelton, Will Tudor (Industry) as Edward Seymour, Viola Prettejohn (The Nevers) as Mary Fitzroy, Thomas Arnold (A Spy Among Friends) as Hans Holbein, Jordan Kouamé (Malpractice) as Martin The Gaoler and Agnes O’Casey (Dangerous Liaisons) as Lady Margaret Douglas.

Other new castings include Cecilia Appiah (Hijack) as Nan Seymour, Ellie de Lange (Arcadia) as Jenneke, Hubert Burton (ITV’s Jekyll and Hyde) as Thomas Howard the Lesser, Pip Carter (Industry) as Sir Geoffrey Pole, Josef Altin (Game of Thrones) as Thomas Avery, Sarah Priddy as Lady Margery Seymour and Hannah Khalique-Brown (The Undeclared War) as Dorothea.

And last but presumably not least, there’s Amir El-Masry (Industry) as Thomas Wyatt, German Segal (The Undeclared War) as Olisleger, Summer Richards as Catherine Howard and Dana Herfurth (Love Addicts) as Anne of Cleves.

Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light is currently filming in England and Wales.

[venerablehypocrite]

a hasty (pun-intended) muse list:

henry jekyll/edward hyde (various iterations)

gabriel john utterson

maxwell utterson (itv/au)

margaret utterson (oc)

robert jekyll/hyde (itv)

olalla jekyll/hyde (itv)

bella charming (itv)

others may include Poole (jekyll's butler), Garson (jekyll's footman/assistant in the ITV series), Hils (itv), and more!

[obsessor-of-beautiful-things]

...So THIS is the ideal Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde?

I saw an image were multiple actors who've played Sherlock Holmes where put together using Morphthing in order to create the "ideal" Sherlock. And I wondered if anyone had done that for the madman himself.

Really surprised with how smooth the final images became!

Actors featured:

John Barrymoore from the 1920 silent film

Fredric March from the 1932 film

Spencer Tracy from the 1942 film

Jason Flemyng (Jekyll) from The Leauge of Extraordinary Gentlemen (2003) and Sam Witwer (Hyde) from Once Upon a Time (2006) I couldn't find any good images of LXG Hyde, and I wanted someone with similar mutton chops to be in the mix. :)

Robert Cuccioli from the musical

John Malkovich from 1996's Mary Reilly

And Tom Bateman from the 2015 ITV series!

[ace-beef]

baby boy, baby

evil

[teen-heart-throb-mr-hyde]

guess what i'm watching. again.