“Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” (1920), dir. John S. Robertson
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Jekyll and Hyde, but I'm trying to find their looks that would suit me⬇️
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Maybe it's because I was a PBS kid and the Jekyll and Hyde episodes of Wishbone and Arthur stood out to me more than the Frankenstein one, but I was floored when I got to school, made friends, and realized that Jekyll WASN'T the iconic mad scientist in pop culture.
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LANA TURNER in DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE (1941)
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Where are my fellow Gothic Fiction fans? Surely some of you ended up in here somewhere. Come out I need you.
I want to draw them more, please feel free to suggest scenarios. I feel like they need to interact. Let the fanfiction begin!
I even made a reference sheet for them and everything. I just need to practise some more. Let’s just pretend they’re my OCs.
Edit: there are now more doodles. Find them under the #Sariel's Victorian disaster men tag
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Der Januskopf (1920) - Lost film
Josef Fenneker poster artwork
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Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde - Victor Fleming - 1941 - USA
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Actually one of my favorite bits of horror trivia is that the portrayal of Dr. Jekyll as a feeble twink and Mr. Hyde as a bulky hunk is completely reversed. Henry Jekyll is sturdy and "well built," and Edward Hyde is teeny. Noticably short. There's even a lore reason for it too. As a metaphor for the nature of the soul, Henry is "good", he's spent his life building on his strong moral fiber, whereas Mr. Hyde is his desire to do harm and be indulgently evil, a desire that's been neglected and withered in his upstanding life thus far. There's some really strong design choices in classic horror that have really never been effectively translated visually
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Monkey King hshsjshshsjahsjhsjgegskxk
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