Dr Jekyll and Sister Hyde

  • Rated PG
  • 1hr 34m

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Movie Info & Cast

Director:

Roy Ward Baker

Producer:

Albert Fennell

Writer:

Robert Louis Stevenson, Brian Clemens

Release Date:

Jan 1, 1971

Runtime:

1hr 34m

Synopsis

A Victorian scientist tests a serum that transforms him into a lascivious murderess.

Cast

  • Ralph Bates
  • Martine Beswick
  • Gerald Sim
  • Lewis Fiander
  • Dorothy Alison
  • Neil Wilson
  • Ivor Dean
  • Paul Whitsun-Jones
  • Philip Madoc
  • Tony Calvin

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  • Oct 19, 2021

    Martine Beswick feeling herself for the first time is a major Mood.

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    Liz
    Liz
    Jul 19, 2025

    I added Dr. Jekyll and Sister Hyde to my watch list after I heard Edgar Wright talking about it in an interview. How nice to see it pop up on Netflix. If I recall correctly Wright watched it to study the mirror shots in the movie to prepare for Last Night in Soho. A mirror…

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    Yves Bouwen
    Yves Bouwen
    Jan 5, 2022

    yass estrogen

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    jacob
    jacob
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    Jul 17, 2022

    Using female hormones in his experiments to extend life, Dr Henry Jekyll (Ralph Bates) tests the procedure on himself, transforming into a beautiful but unstable alter ego (Martine Beswick) that begins to take over, in Roy Ward Baker’s horror loosely based on the Robert…

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    Josh Gillam
    Josh Gillam
    Jul 13, 2023

    This one may be late comer in the Hammer Horror cycle, but it absolutely shows the studio at their imaginative best. Roy Ward Baker's film is a play on the classic Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde story, with the murderous personality this time taking on female form. Despite the camp…

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    Slig001
    Slig001
    Jun 1, 2024

    Hear ye hear ye ahh I saw the tv glow

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    Netscape
    Netscape
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    May 10, 2026

    This is quite a fun and entertaining, different take on Jekyll and Hyde. Instead of transforming into a monstrous brute like in the original, he instead turns into a beautiful but deadly woman. It's a film that embraces this ridiculous premise and plays with it to explore…

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    Sam
    Sam
    Oct 8, 2023

    Continuing with the tradition of amazing on-camera transformation effects of Jekyll to Hyde, this is the first movie in my mind to really match the Fredric March transformation from 1931 which uses lighting and colored makeup to create a one-take change. Here, Roy Ward…

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    threepenny
    threepenny
    Oct 28, 2021

    A Hammer film that’s shocking, unsettling, upsetting, and close to perfect. Thick fog, bold shadows, tight alleyways. Scenes I won’t soon forget. 100% horror that you feel throughout. Thrilling finale.

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    Ben Peterson
    Ben Peterson

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Dr Jekyll and Sister Hyde (1971) family-friendly?
The movie has been rated as PG (Parental Guidance Suggested). It's generally considered a family-friendly movie.
How long is Dr Jekyll and Sister Hyde (1971)?
The movie is 1hr 34min long.
What's Dr Jekyll and Sister Hyde (1971) about?
A Victorian scientist tests a serum that transforms him into a lascivious murderess.
Who's the cast of Dr Jekyll and Sister Hyde (1971)?
  • Ralph Bates as Dr. Henry Jekyll
  • Martine Beswick as Sister Hyde
  • Gerald Sim as Professor Robertson
  • Lewis Fiander as Howard Spencer
  • Dorothy Alison as Mrs. Spencer
  • Neil Wilson as Older Policeman
  • Ivor Dean as William Burke
  • Paul Whitsun-Jones as Sergeant Danvers
  • Philip Madoc as Byker
  • Tony Calvin as William Hare
Who's the director behind Dr Jekyll and Sister Hyde (1971)?
Roy Ward Baker directed Dr Jekyll and Sister Hyde (1971).
Who produced Dr Jekyll and Sister Hyde (1971)?
Albert Fennell produced Dr Jekyll and Sister Hyde (1971).