Jekyll and Hyde... Together Again

Synopsis

In the 1982 comedy film 'Jekyll and Hyde... Together Again', directed by Jerry Belson, the classic tale of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde gets a modern and comical twist. Dr. Daniel Jekyll, a successful doctor, accidentally turns himself into his alter ego, the wild and hedonistic Mr. Hyde, after experimenting with powerful drugs. As Hyde's outrageous behavior causes chaos in his life and threatens his relationships, Jekyll must find a way to reverse the transformation before it's too late. Filled with humor, absurdity, and a hilarious take on the duality of human nature, the film explores the consequences of indulgence and the battle between control and freedom.

Cast

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  Mark Blankfield

  Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Heyde

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  Bess Armstrong

  Mary Carew

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  Krista Errickson

  Ivy

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  Tim Thomerson

  Dr. Lanyon

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  Michael McGuire

  Dr. Carew

• Neil Hunt

  Queen

Reviews

While 'Jekyll and Hyde... Together Again' was met with mixed reviews upon its release, some critics found its over-the-top humor and absurd scenarios to be entertaining. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a 4.2/10 rating, with critics praising Mark Blankfield's comedic performance and the film's satirical take on the classic story. On the other hand, IMDb users rated it 6.0/10, with some viewers enjoying the campiness and slapstick comedy, while others found it too silly and lacking depth. Overall, the film seems to divide opinions due to its exaggerated and outlandish approach to the source material.