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* ThatPoorCat: Marlowe tests his formula on his cat, which promptly goes berserk and attacks him. He ends up beating it to death with a fireplace poker (mercifully off-screen), and one piteous little meow before Marlowe delivers the finishing blow suggests the poor creature ended up [[DyingAsYourself Dying As Itself.]]
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* ThatPoorCat: A depressing variant. Marlowe tests his formula on his cat, which promptly goes berserk and attacks him. He ends up beating it to death with a fireplace poker (mercifully off-screen), and one piteous little meow before Marlowe delivers the finishing blow suggests the poor creature ended up [[DyingAsYourself Dying As Itself.]]
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* ThatPoorCat: Marlowe tests his formula on his cat, which promptly goes berserk and attacks him. He ends up beating it to death with a fireplace poker (mercifully off-screen), and one piteous little meow before Marlowe delivers a coup de grace suggests the poor creature ended up [[DyingAsYourself Dying As Itself.]]
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* ThatPoorCat: Marlowe tests his formula on his cat, which promptly goes berserk and attacks him. He ends up beating it to death with a fireplace poker (mercifully off-screen), and one piteous little meow before Marlowe delivers a coup de grace the finishing blow suggests the poor creature ended up [[DyingAsYourself Dying As Itself.]]
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* ThatPoorCat: Marlowe tests his formula on his cat, which promptly goes berserk. He ends up beating it to death with a fireplace poker (mercifully off-screen), and one piteous little meow before Marlowe delivers a coup de grace suggests the poor creature ended up [[DyingAsYourself Dying As Itself.]]
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* ThatPoorCat: Marlowe tests his formula on his cat, which promptly goes berserk.berserk and attacks him. He ends up beating it to death with a fireplace poker (mercifully off-screen), and one piteous little meow before Marlowe delivers a coup de grace suggests the poor creature ended up [[DyingAsYourself Dying As Itself.]]
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* ThatPoorCat: Marlowe tests his formula on his cat, which promptly goes berserk. He ends up beating it to death with a fireplace poker (mercifully off-screen), and one piteous little meow before Marlowe delivers a coup de grace suggests the poor creature ended up DyingAsHimself.
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* ThatPoorCat: Marlowe tests his formula on his cat, which promptly goes berserk. He ends up beating it to death with a fireplace poker (mercifully off-screen), and one piteous little meow before Marlowe delivers a coup de grace suggests the poor creature ended up DyingAsHimself.[[DyingAsYourself Dying As Itself.]]
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* ThatPoorCat: Marlowe tests his formula on his cat, which promptly goes berserk. He ends up beating it to death with a fireplace poker (mercifully off-screen), and one piteous little meow before Marlowe delivers a coup de grace suggests the poor creature ended up DyingAsHimself.
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* AdaptationNameChange: Dr. Henry Jekyll is Dr. Charles Marlowe, Edward Hyde is Edward Blake and Gabriel John Utterson is Frederick Utterson. Only Dr. Lanyon and Poole the butler keep their full names from the novel.
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* AdaptationNameChange: Dr. Henry Jekyll is Dr. Charles Marlowe, Edward Hyde is Edward Blake and Gabriel John Utterson is Frederick Utterson. Only Dr. Lanyon and Poole the butler keep their full names from the novel. Jekyll and Hyde regained their original names in the Italian dub, thus defeating the purpose of the name change in the first place.
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* DeathByAdaptation: Blake kills Poole fearing he would divulge his secret.
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* SlasherSmile: [[http://www.dvdbeaver.com/11/I_monster_blu-ray_/450___pat_19_i_monster_blu-ray____blu-ray_.jpg Blake.]] [[http://www.dvdbeaver.com/11/I_monster_blu-ray_/450___pat_16_i_monster_blu-ray____blu-ray_.jpg All]] [[http://www.dvdbeaver.com/11/I_monster_blu-ray_/450___pat_17_i_monster_blu-ray____blu-ray_.jpg the]] [[http://www.dvdbeaver.com/11/I_monster_blu-ray_/450___pat_22_i_monster_blu-ray____blu-ray_.jpg time.]] To the point where it's a wonder anyone trusts him at all, considering he just ''looks'' like someone who wants to eat your skin.
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* SlasherSmile: [[http://www.dvdbeaver.com/11/I_monster_blu-ray_/450___pat_16_i_monster_blu-ray____blu-ray_.jpg Blake.]] [[http://www.dvdbeaver.com/11/I_monster_blu-ray_/450___pat_17_i_monster_blu-ray____blu-ray_.jpg All]] [[http://www.dvdbeaver.com/11/I_monster_blu-ray_/450___pat_19_i_monster_blu-ray____blu-ray_.jpg Blake.]] [[http://www.dvdbeaver.com/11/I_monster_blu-ray_/450___pat_16_i_monster_blu-ray____blu-ray_.jpg All]] [[http://www.dvdbeaver.com/11/I_monster_blu-ray_/450___pat_17_i_monster_blu-ray____blu-ray_.jpg the]] [[http://www.dvdbeaver.com/11/I_monster_blu-ray_/450___pat_22_i_monster_blu-ray____blu-ray_.jpg time.]] To the point where it's a wonder anyone trusts him at all, considering he just ''looks'' like someone who wants to eat your skin.
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* SlasherSmile: Blake. All the time. To the point where it's a wonder anyone trusts him at all, considering he just ''looks'' like someone who wants to eat your skin.
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* SlasherSmile: Blake. All the time. [[http://www.dvdbeaver.com/11/I_monster_blu-ray_/450___pat_19_i_monster_blu-ray____blu-ray_.jpg Blake.]] [[http://www.dvdbeaver.com/11/I_monster_blu-ray_/450___pat_16_i_monster_blu-ray____blu-ray_.jpg All]] [[http://www.dvdbeaver.com/11/I_monster_blu-ray_/450___pat_17_i_monster_blu-ray____blu-ray_.jpg the]] [[http://www.dvdbeaver.com/11/I_monster_blu-ray_/450___pat_22_i_monster_blu-ray____blu-ray_.jpg time.]] To the point where it's a wonder anyone trusts him at all, considering he just ''looks'' like someone who wants to eat your skin.
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* ThisWasHisTrueForm: [[spoiler:Blake, now hideous beyond belief because EvilMakesYouUgly, takes a [[StaircaseTumble fatal tumble]] down a flight of stairs while fighting with Utterson. In death, his face returns to that of Christopher Marlowe.]]
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* ThisWasHisTrueForm: [[spoiler:Blake, now hideous beyond belief because EvilMakesYouUgly, takes a [[StaircaseTumble fatal tumble]] down a flight of stairs while fighting with Utterson. In death, his face returns to that of Christopher Charles Marlowe.]]
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A 1971 Creator/AmicusProductions horror film. Dr. Charles Marlowe (Creator/ChristopherLee) is a renowned psychologist in 1900s England. Spurred by debates between his colleague Dr. Hastie Lanyon (Richard Hurndall) and lawyer Frederick Utterson (Creator/PeterCushing) about whether human beings are born good or evil or made that way through their life's experiences, Marlowe takes it upon himself to [[ForScience experiment]] with the idea.
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A 1971 Creator/AmicusProductions horror film. Dr. Charles Marlowe (Creator/ChristopherLee) is a renowned psychologist in 1900s 1906 in England. Spurred by debates between his colleague Dr. Hastie Lanyon (Richard Hurndall) and lawyer Frederick Utterson (Creator/PeterCushing) about whether human beings are born good or evil or made that way through their life's experiences, Marlowe takes it upon himself to [[ForScience experiment]] with the idea.
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* AmbiguousTimePeriod: It is not clear whether it is the late Victorian era or the Edwardian era, only that it is the 1900's.
