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Okay okay okay have a looong list babe! 💚 (Going with literally everything that gives me vibes lol) (There's also ones that we already talked about but not explored that much... ops?! But they have a *) (Will also use # you'll know why lol) Also, there are some ocs that are in the same universe, but decided just about specific relationships so kept them separated! (Also, tried to follow you "don't do crossover with this oc" list, know that you alredy did some exceptions with me but we always talked about it first and I don't want to make you uncomfortable! If you think you could feel comfortable with some of that ocs or have some other ideas you know I'm always here 👀)

Sure that I forgot someone, but!

Harry Potter

Ara Black & Bianca Black-Lupin

Ara Black & Viss Potter

Emerald Evans & Viss Potter

Gemini Black & Eden Rosier *

Gemini Black & Rosalind Potter

Gemini Black & Gunnie Newton

Eurydice Crouch & Eden Rosier *

Eurydice Crouch & Rosalind Potter

Venus Malfoy & Viss Potter

PJO

Andromeda Jackson & Lilith Reeves

Ashley Wilson & Mike Lore

Ashley Wilson & Ashley McCoy

Ashley Wilson & Reggie Warwick

Atalanta Jackson & Lilith Reeves

Blossom Talbot & Mike Lore

Blossom Talbot & Ashley McCoy

Blossom Talbot & Catarine Johnson

Calliope & Catarine Johnson

Cassandra Aelius & Reggie Warwick

Cassandra Aelius & Gilbert Summers & Lucas Alderidge

Crystal Solace & Mike Lore

Crystal Solace & Reggie Warwick

Crystal Solace & Gilbert Summers

Delia & Catarine Johnson

Desdemona Gaumond & Mike Lore

Desdemona Gaumond & Reggie Warwick

Elyana Chase & Evelyn Chase

Esmerelda Wilde & Mike Lore

Esmerelda Wilde & Ashley McCoy

Esmerelda Wilde & Reggie Warwick

Lila & Iris Hardcastle

Mila Bellamy & Reggie Warwick

Pandora Jackson & Lilith Reeves

Pandora Jackson & Mike Lore

Stella Beauregard & Mike Lore

Stella Beauregard & Reggie Warwick

Summer Sol & Gilbert Summers

Viola Di Angelo & Reggie Warwick

Shadowhunters

Adina Lightwood & Elys Herondale * (and the kids ofc)

Adina Lightwood & Vienna Lightwood

Adina Lightwood & Pepper Orla #

Ariadne Blackthorn & Cassandra Blackthorn

Ariadne Blackthorn & Pepper Orla #

Ariella Lightwood & Elys Herondale

Calla Frey & Elys Herondale

Cassiel Fell & Elys Herondale

Clem Wayland & Elys Herondale

Evanna Garroway & Brian White

Josephine Garroway & Brian White

Mikaela Fairchild & Elys Herondale

Minerva Bane & Elys Herondale

Minerva Bane & Alice Knight

Minerva Bane & Lydia Knight

Minerva Bane & Pepper Orla #

Rebecca Wayland & Elys Herondale

Supernatural

Ainsley Winchester & Kayla Winchester

Deborah Winchester & Kayla Winchester

Elle Winchester & Kayla Winchester

Esther Colt & Kayla Winchester

Isla George & Kayla Winchester

Jude Winchester & Kayla Winchester

Marmaroth & Kayla Winchester

Nevaeh Murphy & Kayla Winchester

Rachel Winchester & Kayla Winchester

Teen Wolf

Abigayle Whittermore & Freya Ringold

Adrien Argent & Raphael Blackwell (& Diana & Angeline Blackwell)

Adrienne Argent & Ginevra Stilinski

Adrienne Argent & Raphael Blackwell

Adrienne Argent & Angeline Blackwell

Alexis Argent & Ginevra Stilinski

Alexis Argent & Raphael Blackwell

Arianne Martin & Ginevra Stilinski

Arianne Martin & Candace McCall

Arianne Martin & Samantha Ellis

Avril Argent & Raphael Blackwell

Avril Argent & Alastair Henwick

Belle Serpico & Addie Lewis

Bridget Finstock & Addie Lewis

Brooke Parrish & Diana Blackwell

Carmen Rivera & Candace McCall

Eden Dunbar & Ginevra Stilinski

Eden Dunbar & Stan Benson

Elsa Lahey & Candace McCall

Elsa Lahey & Samantha Ellis

Natasha Reyes & Linette Reyes

Natasha Reyes & Stan Benson

Raegan Stilinski & Ginevra Stilinski

Scout Stilinski & Ginevra Stilinski

Scout Stilinski & Candace McCall

Scout Stilinski & Addie Lewis

Scout Stilinski & Stan Benson

Sylvia Hale & Raphael Blackwell

Sylvia Hale & Alastair Henwick

Stranger Things

Abigail Layton & Olivia Marlow

Abigail Layton & Sunny Henderson

Angelica Hopper & Autumn Hopper

Angelica Hopper & Sunny Henderson

Angelica Hopper & Effie Munson

Beth Munson & Effie Munson

Beth Munson & Olivia Marlow

Beth Munson & Nora Wheeler #

Camila Nelson & Miles Henderson *

Camila Nelson & Olivia Marlow

Camila Nelson & Autumn Hopper

Cara Henderson & Miles Henderson

Cara Henderson & Sunny Henderson

Cara Henderson & Ethan Clifford

Ness Hopper & Autumn Hopper

Jacob Hopper & Miles Henderson

Jacob Hopper & Autumn Hopper

Jessica Wheeler & Alex Byers

Jessica Wheeler & Dolly Harrington

Jessica Wheeler & Nora Wheeler #

Kaylie Hopper & Miles Henderson

Kaylie Hopper & Autumn Hopper

Kimberly Harrington & Miles Henderson

Kimberly Harrington & Autumn Hopper

Kimberly Harrington & Dolly Harrington

Kimberly Harrington & Sunny Henderson

Laura Hyde & Olivia Marlow

Laura Hyde & Effie Munson

Laura Hyde & Ethan Clifford

Laura Hyde & Nora Wheeler

Lori Hill & Olivia Marlow

Olivia Wheeler & Sunny Henderson

Olivia Wheeler & Olivia Marlow

Olivia Wheeler & Nora Wheeler

Rhiannon Ballard & Miles Henderson

Rhiannon Ballard & Effie Munson

Samantha Mayfield & Dolly Harrington *

Samantha Mayfield & Ethan Clifford

Sidney Hopper & Autumn Hopper

Sidney Hopper & Alex Byers

Spencer Hargrove & Dolly Harrington

Stacey Byers & Alex Byers

Stacey Byers & Miles Henderson *

Descendants (Everyone & Jax lmao)

Ace Hearts & Gavin

Ace Hearts & Brielle

Ace Hearts & Rowan Cheshire

Princess Addie & Prince Baz #

Anissa Radcliffe & Jess Hearts

Anissa Radcliffe & Esme Balthazar

Beatrice & Juniper White

Beatrice & Celestine

Beatrice & Prince Baz #

Blossom & Celestine

Chessy & Jax Hearts

Chessy & Jess Hearts

Chessy & Juniper White

Chessy & Rowan Cheshire

Chiara Potts & Jax Hearts

Chiara Potts & Jess Hearts

Chiara Potts & Prince Bax #

Cian Hearts & Gavin

Cian Hearts & Brielle

Cian Hearts & Rowan Cheshire

Eliane & Jax Hearts

Eliane & Celestine

Elise Charming & Crystal Charming #

Elise Charming & Prince Baz #

Evander Grimhilde & Jax Hearts

Evander Grimhilde & Esme Balthazar

Finley Rider & Jax Hearts

Finley Rider & Primrose Rider #

Fitz Rider & Primrose Rider #

Fitz Rider & Jax Hearts

Gloria Gothel & Primrose Rider #

Harley Hook & Jess Hearts *

Princess Isabelle & Primrose Rider #

Princess Isabelle & Prince Baz #

Princess Kyra & Jess Hearts

Mae & Celestine

Queenie Hearts & Brielle

Robin Fitzherbert & Primrose Rider #

Rylan Fitzherbert & Primrose Rider #

Rosabelle Legume & Jax Hearts

Rosabelle Legume & Prince Baz #

Sloane White & Juniper White

Sloane White & Jess Hearts

Sloane White & Prince Baz #

Taryn Porter & Jax Hearts

Topher Charming & Prince Baz #

Topher Charming & Jax Hearts *

Topher Charming & Crystal Charming #

Topher Charming & Armie & Bernie Poppins

Violet Kingsleigh & Gavin

Violet Kingsleigh & Brielle

Violet Kingsleigh & Rowan Cheshire

Violet Kingsleigh & Prince Baz #

Winnie Pan & Jax Hearts

Winnie Pan & Jess Hearts

Sherlock

Effie Cox & CJ Holmes

Kit Holmes & CJ Holmes

Elaine Watson & CJ Holmes

MCU (Should have a list just for them ngl)

Achilles & Aimee

Adelaide Stark & Eleanor Stark

Adelaide Stark & Rebecca Stark

Adelaide Stark & Victoria Vill

Alvina Strange & Victoria Vill

Alvina Strange & Melissa Parker #

Alvina Strange & Aimee

Anya Barton & Kit Barton

Aphrodite & Aimee

Aria Parker & Melissa Parker #

Ava Potts & Victoria Vill

Ava Potts & Kit Barton

Ava Potts & Mia Barnes

Bianca Davis & Mia Barnes

Bianca Davis & Kit Barton *

Bianca Davis & Eleanor Stark

Brigid & Rebecca Stark

Brigid & Trixie Kingsleigh

Calypso Lokidottir & Eisa Lokidottir #

Calypso Lokidottir & Aimee

Cora Royce & Kit Barton *

Courtney Lang & Helena Watson

Eir Odinsdottir & Aimee

Eir Odinsdottir & Sol & Mani #

Eir Odinsdottir & Eisa Lokidottir #

Elena Barnes & Kit Barton

Elena Barnes & Mia Barnes

Elizabeth Barton & Kit Barton

Ellie Coulson & Victoria Vill

Ellie Coulson & Melissa Parker #

Elsie Carter & Mia Barnes

Erna Bragidottir & Sol & Mani #

Evelyn Rogers & Mia Barnes

Ezra Barton & Kit Barton

Freya Thorsdottir & Eisa Lokidottir #

Freya Thorsdottir & Aimee

Ilya Romanova & Kit Barton

Ilya Romanova & Mia Barnes

Jameson Barrett & Mia Barnes

Justine Barnes & Mia Barnes *

Kassandra Maximoff & Victoria Vill

Kassandra Maximoff & Kit Barton

Mia Pierce & Kit Barton

Mia Pierce & Mia Barnes

Nicholas Barton & Kit Barton

Peyton Parker & Victoria Vill

Peyton Parker & Melissa Parker

Saga Thorsdottir & Aimee

Sammy Barton & Kit Barton

Tyler Barton & Kit Barton

Wendy Parker & Trixie Kingsleigh

Wendy Parker & Victoria Vill

Wendy Parker & Melissa Parker #

Will Parker & Kit Barton *

Will Parker & Melissa Parker

Will Parker & Victoria Vill

Will Parker & Eleanor Stark

Will Parker & Rebecca Stark

Zora Wright & Kit Barton

TASM (Trust me on this, especially when you read one specific name lol)

Constance Osborn & Victoria Vill

Constance Osborn & MJ Watson #

Jill Stacy & MJ Watson #

Posie Parker & Victoria Vill

Posie Parker & MJ Watson #

Merlin

Princess Aelia & Maeve *

Allyria Pendragon & Elissa Pendragon

Aurelia Devlyn & Mabel

Aurelia Devlyn & Delfine

Elsine Pendragon & Elissa Pendragon

Lynette Starfall & Maeve

Glee

Abbie Hudson & Nate Simmons *

Abbie Hudson & Kaylee Hummel *

Abbie Hudson & Maya Puckerman

Abbie Hudson & Mirabelle Ryder

Amelie Kline & Cosette Chamberlain #

Ash Astor & Cosette Chamberlain #

Barbie Corcoran & Linda Berry #

Barbie Corcoran & Maya Puckerman

Betty Fabray & Nate Simmons *

Betty Fabray & Elliott Walker *

Betty Fabray & Kaylee Hummel

Mac Hudson & Connie Sanchez #

(The Band & The Band? 👀)

Cece Cartwright & Nate Simmons *

Cece Cartwright & Elliott Walker *

Cece Cartwright & Melanie Jay

Charlie Sylvester & Nate Simmons

Christie Hummel & Nate Simmons

Christie Hummel & Kaylee Hummel

Daphne Carter & Susan Cole

Daphne Carter & Morgan Smith

Delilah Puckerman & Susan Cole

Demi July & Dulcie Klempt

Demi July & Nate Simmons

Demi July & Ronnie Nell

Dolly Corcoran & Linda Berry #

Dolly Corcoran & Jean St James

Gilbert Hummel & Kaylee Hummel

Haruki Knox & Nate Simmons *

Hillary Holliday & Nate Simmons

Holden Pierre & Chrissy Chamberlain

Holden Pierre & Nate Simmons

Jeremy St James & Nate Simmons

Jeremy St James & Elliott Walker

Jeremy St James & Jean St James

Johanna Berry & Linda Berry #

Joy Shuester & Morgan Smith

Joy Shuester & Nate Simmons

Joy Shuester & Elliott Walker

June Harris & May Taylor & Melanie Jay

June Harris & May Taylor & Lyra Wells & Melody Wells

Kendall Pierce & Nate Simmons *

Kendall Pierce & Elliott Walker

Kendall Pierce & Lula Delaney

Lilibeth Anderson & Jean St James

Lilibeth Anderson & Chrissy Chamberlain

Lindsay Wright & Zeke Wright

Lindsay Wright & Dulcie Klempt

Roman Kline & Cosette Chamberlain

Roxie Flores & Nate Simmons

Roxie Flores & Jennifer Glynn #

Sadie Berry & Linda Berry

RWRB

Abigail Claremont-Diaz & Emma Spring

Abigail Claremont-Diaz & Romeo Dunn

Caroline FMW & Princess Valentina (& Emma Spring)

Caroline FMW & Eliza Halley

Caroline FMW & Rosalie Harlow #

Cate FMW & Rosalie Harlow #

Eileen Eisner & Eliza Halley

Isabel Luna & Lenora Richards

Kennedy Quinlan & Romeo Dunn

London Carter & Emma Spring

London Carter & Ken Morrison

London Carter & Lenora Richards

Lucy Kent & Ken Morrison

Lucy Kent & Emma Spring

Madison Richards & Lenora Richards

Margaret FMW & Princess Valentina

Margaret FMW & Rosalie Harlow #

Gotham

Allison Queen & Virginia Falcone

Allison Queen & Jericho Valeska

Bellatrix Bullock & Lila Hart

Bellatrix Bullock & Jeneva Valeska

Bellatrix Bullock & Jericho Valeska

Chrissa Wayne & Jeneva Valeska

Chrissa Wayne & Annalise Pennyworth

Chrissa Wayne & Karina Wayne

Chrissa Wayne & Jericho Valeska

Dakota Dent & Margaret Gordon

Dakota Dent & Jericho Valeska

Felicity Nygma & Lila Hart

Felicity Nygma & Jericho Valeska

Isolde Kean & Margaret Gordon

Isolde Kean & Hel Mooney

Isolde Kean & Ade Kean

Isolde Kean & Larissa Thompkins

Isolde Kean & Jericho Valeska

Josette Cobblepot & Lila Hart

Josette Cobblepot & Hel Mooney

Josette Cobblepot & Jericho Valeska

Leander Zane Hayes & Elijah Crow

Leonie Murphy & Margaret Gordon

Leonie Murphy & Penelope Fisher

Leonie Murphy & Jericho Valeska

Lorena Falcone & Margaret Gordon

Lorena Falcone & Virginia Falcone

Lorena Falcone & Hel Mooney

Lorena Falcone & Jericho Valeska

Ophelia Wayne & Margaret Gordon

Ophelia Wayne & Virginia Falcone

Ophelia Wayne & Karina Wayne

Ophelia Wayne & Jericho Valeska

Piper Gordon & Margaret Gordon

Piper Gordon & Mireille Lacroix

Piper Gordon & Larissa Thompkins

Piper Gordon & Jericho Valeska

Sarina Strange & Jeneva Valeska

Sarina Strange & Jericho Valeska

DC Comics/Batman (Coming soon I swear, working on some of them 👀)

#answered #oc related ask #crossover ship #randomestfandoms #maddie tag

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rhetoricalrogue · 1 year

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Tagged by @chuckhansen to make some pairings with this picrew, thank you!

Astrid Sinclair & Adam Du Mortain (TWC)

Paxton Rivera & Rita Navarro (DG)

Vincent Trevelyan & Rosalind Marlowe (DA with @alittlestarling!)

Leaving this as an open tag!

#thanks for the tag!#pairing: stoic and stubborn #paxton and rita #otp: sometimes home has a heartbeat

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unrealitybymeg · 1 year

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dear future character

ambrose, ambrosia, amity, anna, answer, arcadia, archer, archibald, archie, arlo, artie, atlas, atticus, august, austen, barbie, barlow, barnaby, bea, beatrix, beckett, bee, benedict, bernard, beto, billie, birdie, bright, brody, bronte, bruno, buffy, cadence, callista, carson, cassia, castor, catherine, charity, charlotte, cheryl, cisco, clara, clio, constance, cordelia, cressida, cymbeline, cyrus, daphne, darcy, dharma, diego, dolce, drusilla, eabha, edmund, eero, eleanor, eliza, elliot, ellis, eloise ,ephraim, evangeline ,fabiana, ford, francis, fuller, george, georgiana, gideon, gigi, ginny, goya, guinevere, hale, hardy, harry, helena, henry, hermione, hero, hestia, honey, honor, hopper, infinity, iris, isolde, ives, jana, jasper, jenna, jensen, joliet, jude, justice, kahlo, kiefer, kimball, kirby, laurent, laurie, lavinia, leonora, liv, livia, logan, lorelai, lorelei, loren, lorne, lou louisa, louise, lucius lucy, lydia, maeve, magdalena, magdelene, manon, marian, marin, marlowe, matilda, max, maxima, mercy, merrit, milo, miranda, monday, monroe, moxie, nora, olive, ophelia, pace, patience, perry, phoebe, poppy, priscilla, prudence, prue, raina, reina, reuben, rigby, romilly, romy, rosalind, roscoe, royal, ruby, rufus, rupert, rusty, sheridan, silas, sonnet, sumner, tamsin, theodosia, titus, tobias, true, tudor, tully, turner, violet, vivien, whimsy, wild, wilder, wilson, winnie, wyatt, yves

#names i like #rph #future characters #inspo

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teenageread · 1 year

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Review: Miss Newbury’s List

Synopsis:

England, 1820

Rosalind Newbury loves her family and wants nothing more than to add to their legacy. So when an opportunity arises to marry a duke—a dream come true for her family—despite hardly knowing him, she quickly agrees.

But after rediscovering a childhood wish list, Ros realizes that she has dreams of her own and little time left to fulfill them. She recruits her dearest friend Liza and subsequently Liza’s handsome but wayward cousin Charlie—a gentleman turned rugged boxer—to help her complete her list before her wedding.

From boxing lessons to buried treasure, Charlie helps Ros experience a life and love that she’d never dreamed possible. Soon, Ros is faced with the very decision she’s been running from—to save her family’s future or her own.

Plot:

Rosalind Newbury was getting every girl, and every parent, dream - she is marrying the Duke. This adds huge economical advantages to her family, as they move up in social status as she will become the Duchess of Marlow, and bear the Duke’s heirs. Where she spends her days busily getting ready for her wedding, and being the best Dutches she can be, Ros cannot get out of her mind the list her Aunt Alice had. Aunt Alice, before her wedding, completed a list of items she wanted to do as an unmarried girl to make her life complete before the new chapter. Doing the same, Ros decides weeks before her wedding bell to complete the list of ten items younger Ros thought she would need to be whole. A list that she has recruited her best friend Liza, and her cousin, Charlie, to help. Some of these list items are easy, like painting a self-portrait, and going on one last adventure with her younger brother Ben. Others are more challenging like learning to swim and un-lady-like of eating all the sweets she can in one sitting. Where Liza is not totally game for the entire list, Charlie is, and despite his rough past, Ros and he become close friends. With every day with Charlie feeling like a breath of fresh air, Ros begins to realize how much she actually does not know the Duke, and how unhappy she could be in this marriage. When her relationship with Charlie stays friendly, but with hints of there could be more, Ros has to follow Aunt Alice’s advance and take her own happiness into her hands. In the hope to find true love after all.

Thoughts:

Megan Walker writes this proper friendship-to-lovers story as Ros falls in love with Charlie, and has to break up her marriage to the Duke to save her heart. With a fast plot and easy writing, Walker writes this clean content story for all readers, who want to enjoy a passionate romance and escapism into 19th century England. Ros is a fun and remarkable character. Her humor, recklessness, and her wanting to live a fun life, make her connectable, and a true character to root for. Charlie was also a likable character, with a past that he wanted to be better than, humor, having a willingness to help out, and how he loved Ros even for all her un-lady-like characters. One of the main plot drivers is Ros's completion of her list before she marries the Duke. This fun concept has our young adults doing the things that child Ros wanted to be before her big day, which is why some were strange like eating all the sweets, and others more wholesome like one last adventure with Ben. What I hated about the list is that Walker gave it to us all at once, whereas a chapter-by-chapter reveal could have been more entertaining. The second was that the majority of the list was boring items, that even Walker skipped through to get to the more exciting ones. I feel like, even as a child, Ros had grander wishes than to paint a self-portrait, and we should have had a few more actions, one that was reading about Ros writing in her diary. For side characters, Ben and Liza added some flair to the story, but generally, Walker focuses on Charlie and Ros, and their friendship turned into a relationship throughout the story. Overall, a proper romance to add to your shelf, if you are down for some friends to lovers, as Ros completes her marriage list only to realize she is ready to marry the person she is, currently, not engaged with.

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#Miss Newbury's List #Megan Walker #book review

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mumblingsage · 6 years

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HOW THE FUCK DID NOBODY TELL ME ABOUT THE FAKE MARRIAGE SCENE IN AS YOU LIKE IT.

#aka Orlando marries a guy named Ganymede #that's...not very straight #you all have failed me #I had to find this out in the midst of background reading and I am RUINED for the entire evening #Billy Shakes you are a transparent bisexual human disaster and a wonder of a man #(this is also the scene with a Marlowe shout-out)#I mean to be clear he actually marries his crush Rosalind disguised as a guy named Ganymede #but that doesn't straighten it out 100%#you've still got 2 guys onstage marrying each other (especially w Elizabethan casting)

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jekyll-hyde-transformation · 3 years

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Adaptations of Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

Films:

- Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1908 - U.S.). Produced by William N. Selig. There are no known existing copies of this film.

- Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1908 - U.S.). Produced by Kalem Films. Directed by Sidney Olcott, starring Frank Oakes Rose in the lead role.

- A Modern Dr. Jekyll (1909 - U.S.). Produced by William N. Selig. There are no known existing copies of this film.

- The Duality of Man (1910 - U.K.). First Jekyll-Hyde adaptation filmed in England, directed by Harry Brodribb Irving.

- Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1912 - U.S.) United States production based on Richard Mansfield's stage performance. Thanhouser Company. Starring James Cruze and Florence Labadie.

- Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1913 - U.S.). Starring King Baggot and directed by Herbert Brenon. Distributed by The Universal Film Manufacturing Company, Incorporated, the precursor to Universal Studios.

- Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Done to a Frazzle. (1914 - U.S.) Ten-minute satire starring Charles de Forrest as both Jekyll and Hyde.

- Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1920 - U.S.) . Famous silent film version, starring John Barrymore. Plot follows the Sullivan version of 1887, with elements from The Picture of Dorian Gray.

- Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1920 - U.S.) . Directed by J. Charles Haydon, starring Sheldon Lewis.

- Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1920 - U.S.). Satire starring Hank Mann of the Keystone Cops.

- Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931 - U.S.) . Known for its acting, visual symbolism, and special effects, it follows the Sullivan plot. Fredric March won the Academy Award for his portrayal. The technical secret of the transformation scenes was not revealed until after the director's death.

- Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1941 - U.S.) . A remake of the 1931 movie, it stars Spencer Tracy, Ingrid Bergman, and Lana Turner. Unlike the 1931 version, this film uses what Christopher Frayling called "the movie pronunciation", /ˈdʒɛkəl/ JEK-əl, instead of the original /ˈdʒiːkəl/ JEE-kəl.

- The Son of Dr. Jekyll (1951 - U.S.). Dr. Jekyll's illegitimate son Edward tries to recreate his father's formula to clear his father's name.

- Abbott and Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1953 - U.S.). A comedy starring Boris Karloff as Dr. Jekyll and an uncredited Eddie Parker (Karloff's stuntman) as Mr. Hyde.

- The Daughter of Dr. Jekyll (1957 - U.S.) . A young woman discovers she is the daughter of Dr. Jekyll. This low-budget adaption includes the bizarre and unique feature of Mr. Hyde as a "human werewolf", who can only be destroyed by a stake through the heart, which is the traditional way of killing vampires, not werewolves.

- The Ugly Duckling (1959 - U.K.) . A comedy film and the first of three adaptations of the story by Hammer Film Productions. It has nothing to do with the story of "The Ugly Duckling", despite its name.

- The Two Faces of Dr. Jekyll or House of Fright and Jekyll's Inferno (1960 - U.K.) . A lurid love triangle and explicit scenes of snakes, opium dens, rape, murder and bodies crashing through glass roofs.

- The Nutty Professor (1963 - U.S.). Directed by Jerry Lewis. This screwball comedy retains a thin connection to the original.

- Dr. Jekyll and Sister Hyde (1971 - U.K.). Starring Ralph Bates as Jekyll and Martine Beswick as Hyde. The earliest work to show Jekyll transform into a beautiful woman. The film notably recasts Jekyll from a kind, well-intentioned man into Jack the Ripper, who uses Sister Hyde as a disguise to carry out his murders. Jekyll also employs the services of Burke and Hare.

- I, Monster (1971 - U.K.). Starring Christopher Lee in the Jekyll and Hyde role and Peter Cushing as Utterson. Recasts Jekyll (with a name change to Dr. Charles Marlowe/Mr. Edward Blake) as a 1906 Freudian psychotherapist. Retains some of Stevenson's original plot and dialogue.

- Dr. Black, Mr. Hyde (1976 - U.S.) , a blaxploitation version by William Crain starring Bernie Casey as Dr. Henry Pride and Rosalind Cash.

.- Jekyll and Hyde... Together Again (1982 - U.S.) , a campy satire wit Mark Blankfield as Jekyll who experiments with a "drug to replace all surgery", which is inadvertently mixed with an unknown substance.

- Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1986 - Australian) it was made by Burbank Animation Studios.

- Edge of Sanity (1989 - U.S.) , a low-budget adaptation with Anthony Perkins as a version of Jekyll whose experiments with synthetic cocaine transform him into Hyde, who is also Jack the Ripper

- The Pagemaster (1994 - U.S.) , a mix of animation and live action, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde appear as the movie's first villain (voiced by Leonard Nimoy).

- Dr. Jekyll and Ms. Hyde (1995 - U.S.) , in which a descendant of Dr. Jekyll creates a variant of his ancestor's potion that turns him into a woman.

- Mary Reilly (1996 - U.S.) . Starring Julia Roberts and John Malkovich and based on the 1990 novel of the same name by Valerie Martin.

- Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde (2002 - U.K.), Director: Maurice Phillips, starring John Hannah

- The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (2006 - U.S.) , set in modern times instead of Victorian England.

- Jekyll + Hyde (2006 - Canada) . Starring Bryan Fisher as Henry "J" Jekyll and Bree Turner as Utterson. Two medical students set out to create a drug derived from ecstasy that would enhance and change their personalities.

- Igor (2008 - U.S.) . Jaclyn (Jennifer Coolidge) stars as the henchwoman of Dr. Schadenfreude (Eddie Izzard), turning into Heidi to spy on Schadenfreude's competition.

- Den skæbnesvangre Opfindelse or Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1910 - Denmark) . Directed by August Blom and starring Alwin Neuß for the Nordisk Film company. There are no known existing copies of this film.

- Ein Seltsamer Fall or A Strange Case (1914 - Germany) . German Jekyll-Hyde film starring Alwin Neuß and directed by Max Mack.

- Der Januskopf or The Janus-Head (1920 - Germany) . Directed by F. W. Murnau. An unauthorized version of Stevenson's story, disguised by changing the names to Dr. Warren and Mr. O'Connor. The dual roles were essayed by Conrad Veidt. The film is now lost.

- Karutha Rathrikal or Dark Nights (1967 - India) . A thriller, it was the first science fiction film in Malayalam, the language in which it was made.

- Dr. Jekyll y el Hombre Lobo (1972 - Spain) , a Paul Naschy film in his long-running series that pits Dr. Jekyll against a werewolf.

- Docteur Jekyll et les femmes (1981 - France) with Udo Kier.

- Chehre Pe Chehra or A face over a face (1981 - India) is an Indian Bollywood thriller film produced and directed by Raj Tilak. It stars Sanjeev Kumar as Dr. Wilson / Blackstone.

- Madame Hyde (2017 - France) . Marie Géquil and Madame Hyde were played by Isabelle Huppert.

Radio

- 1932, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Available for download. 52 fifteen-minute episodes, likely to have been broadcast weekly over one year. Further details unknown.

- 1945, "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde", The Weird Circle program episode

- 1948, "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde", NBC Favorite Story program episode hosted by Ronald Colman, starring William Conrad and selected by Alfred Hitchcock

- 1949, "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde", CBS Bookshelf of the World program episode

- 1952, "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde", NBC Presents: Short Story program episode (transcribed but never aired)

- 1954, "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde", NBC Theatre Royal program episode hosted by and starring Laurence Olivier

- 1974, "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde", CBS Radio Mystery Theater program episode hosted by E. G. Marshall and starring Kevin McCarthy

- 1985, The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, BBC Radio 4 dramatization with Michael Aldridge as Jekyll, James Bryce as Hyde and Bernard Hepton as Utterson

- 1997, The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, BBC Radio 4 dramatization with Alexander Morton as Jekyll/Hyde and David Tennant

- 2007, The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, BBC Radio 4 Saturday Drama with Adam Godley as Jekyll/Hyde and Christine Kavanagh as Mrs. Utterson.

- 2012, BBC Radio Scotland crime drama, The Strange Case of Dr. Hyde, a four-part reworking of the Stevenson story written by Chris Dolan set in modern-day Edinburgh. Detective Inspector Newman (David Rintoul), assisted by Detective Constable Lanyon (Kenny Blyth), is investigating a series of mutilation murders and seeks the help of eccentric pathologist Dr. Hyde (Jimmy Chisholm), becoming involved along the way with solicitor Jane Poole (Wendy Seager).

- 2016, The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, BBC Radio 4 BBC Drama with Stuart McQuarrie as Jekyll, John Dougall as Hyde and Madeleine Worrall as Lorna Utterson. This version is presented as a speculative version of what the original Jekyll & Hyde would have been like before Stevenson edited it based on his wife's objections, and introduces the twist of a third identity for Jekyll in the form of George Denman, intended to represent all the most positive aspects of Jekyll's character, only for Denman to regress to Hyde when he loses his temper.

Television

- 1955, Season 1 episode of CBS's live CLIMAX! drama program starring Michael Rennie. Hosted by Bill Lundigan, this episode was originally aired on 28 July 1955 (Season 1 Episode 34). It ran 60 minutes originally, but was edited down to 45 minutes on home video.The story was adapted for television by Gore Vidal.

- 1959, TV France, The Testament of Dr. Cordelier. A modern adaptation of Stevenson's novel, it stars Jean-Louis Barrault, Teddy Bilis, and Michel Vitold.

- 1968, TV U.S. and Canada, The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Starring Jack Palance, directed by Charles Jarrott and produced by Dan Curtis of Dark Shadows fame. Nominated for several Emmy awards, it follows Hyde on sexual conquests and hack and slash murders. The TV-movie aired on CBC in Canada on 3 January 1968 and on ABC in the U.S. on 7 January.

- 1970, TV U.S. Dark Shadows. Another Dan Curtis production that features the characters Cyrus Longworth and John Yaeger who are identical, except in name, to Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

- 1973, TV U.S. and U.K., Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, a musical made-for-TV version starring Kirk Douglas in one of his few singing roles. No relation to the later musical version, the songs for this one were by Lionel Bart, who wrote Oliver!. Directed by David Winters.

- 1975, TV U.S., The Ghost Busters, a Filmation series featuring ghosts of historical and literary figures. In the episode "Jekyll & Hyde: Together for the First Time!", Severn Darden stars as Jekyll alongside Joe E. Ross as Mr. Hyde.

- 1980, TV U.K., Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, a BBC adaptation directed by Alastair Reid with David Hemmings in the title roles. This version turns the convention of the (performed) role upside down, with Hemmings appearing in heavy make-up as Jekyll, and with less makeup as a debonair, man-about-town version of Hyde. This version also gives a twist to the usual ending when Jekyll's body turns into Mr. Hyde upon his death.

- 1986, animated Australian telefilm, with John Ewart as Utterson, made by the Burbank production company.

- 1989, TV U.S., with Laura Dern and Anthony Andrews in the dual role. This version was adapted by J. Michael Straczynski. Broadcast as episode 3 of the horror anthology series Nightmare Classics.

- 1990, TV U.S., Jekyll & Hyde, a made-for-television film starring Michael Caine in the title roles. Added to the story is Jekyll's sister-in-law character (Cheryl Ladd), who is raped by Hyde.

- 1999, TV U.S., Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde starring Adam Baldwin. In this modern-day re-imagining, plastic surgeon Henry Jekyll learns ancient Chinese herbal medicine will give him superhuman powers, which he uses to exact revenge for his wife's murder. Francis Ford Coppola produced.

- 2002, TV U.K., Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde starring John Hannah as both characters, with body language and wardrobe the only distinction between the appearance of the two. Initially Hyde is identified as a mental patient that Jekyll had 'hired' as a test subject, but when Hyde died during a riot in the asylum, Jekyll used Hyde's name for his other identity as his staff were already expecting Hyde as a new presence in the house. The narrative is chronologically disjointed, beginning with the end of the story, then returning to the beginning via narrated flashbacks, with the occasional brief glimpse of the reading of Jekyll's confession by Utterson.

- 2007, TV U.K., Jekyll. A six-part BBC serial, aired from 16 June 2007, starring James Nesbitt as Tom Jackman, a modern Jekyll whose Hyde wreaks havoc in modern London. In the course of the series, Jackman learns that he is the descendant of the original Hyde (Jekyll died a virgin while Hyde had various affairs), and that the transformations were the result of some natural fluke in Jekyll's biology rather than a potion. He also learns that the company he works for was created specifically to track him, to the extent that his wife is a clone of the original Jekyll's maid created so that she could provoke the same transformation in Jackman as her template did in the original Hyde.

- 2008, TV, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, starring Dougray Scott, Tom Skerritt, and Krista Bridges.

- 2013, TV U.S., Do No Harm, an NBC series. This is a contemporary take on the story, with actor Steven Pasquale in dual roles as Dr. Jason Cole/Ian Price. Cole is a successful neurosurgeon who has long been able to suppress Price, his evil alternate personality, with an experimental drug. However, Price develops an immunity to the drug and subsequently wreaks havoc on Cole's life when he is in control.

- 2015, TV U.K., Jekyll and Hyde a "superhero-themed" 10-episode series, produced by ITV Studios for ITV, being filmed between February and July 2015. Beginning on 25 October 2015, the series takes place in the 1930s and centred around Robert Jekyll, the grandson of Henry Jekyll, who has inherited his grandfather's curse to become Mr. Hyde when angry, but could keep this from happening by taking special tablets. In the course of the series, Robert finds himself caught between MIO, a British organisation created to hunt the supernatural, and the ruthless Tenebrae, an organisation that seeks to use the supernatural for power, as well as his own attempts to control the Hyde within him by researching his family history, finding his long-hidden grandmother and previously-unknown sister (who has a Hyde of her own).

- 2015, TV, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, starring Gianni Capaldi, Shaun Paul Piccinino and Mickey Rooney in his final role.

- 2015, South Korean television romance-thriller series, Hyde, Jekyll, Me, starring Hyun Bin as both Hyde and Jekyll, renamed Seo-jin and Robin. In this version, Hyde is the main personality, while Jekyll is the new personality created by an accident.

Music

- Slovak singer Miroslav Žbirka released a song called "Dr. Jekyll a Mr. Hyde" on his fifth album Chlapec z ulice in 1986

- The Who released the song "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" as the B side of the singles "Magic Bus" and "Call Me Lightning" and on the album Magic Bus: The Who on Tour. They also released the Jekyll-Hyde allegorical "Doctor Jimmy" (with the refrain "Dr. Jimmy and Mr. Jim") on the album Quadrophenia, the latter of which is regarding split personality.

- Serge Gainsbourg wrote and released the song "Docteur Jekyll et Monsieur Hyde" on his 1968 album with Brigitte Bardot, Bonnie and Clyde. -Men At Work released the song "Dr. Heckyll & Mr. Jive" on their album Cargo.

- The Damned released a song titled "Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde" on their 1980 release The Black Album.

- Korean boyband VIXX released their first mini-album (HYDE) and first repackage (Jekyll) based on the book.

- Halestorm released the song "Mz. Hyde" on their album The Strange Case Of....

- Petra released the song "Jekyll and Hyde" as the first track of their 2003 album of the same name.

- Figure released the song "Mr. Hyde" on the album Monsters of Drumstep vol. 2 in 2011.

- Jekyll + Hyde is the fourth major-label studio album by the Zac Brown Band, released on 28 April 2015.

- Metalcore band Ice Nine Kills released the song "Me, Myself and Hyde" as a single on 19 February 2015 for their album Every Trick in the Book.

- Five Finger Death Punch released a song called "Jekyll And Hyde" on their 2015 album Got Your Six.

- Christian artist Jonathan Thulin released a song called "Jekyll and Hyde" on his album Science Fiction.

- "Jekyll or Hyde" is a song that appears on the progressive metal album Static Impulse by James LaBrie.

- "Jekyll and Hyde" is a song that appears on the 2001 Judas Priest -album Demolition.

Books

- 1890, The Untold Sequel of the Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Frances H. Little is a 're-telling' of the story based on the -idea that Edward Hyde was an actual person, a former actor whom Jekyll had met in America and brought to London, and not the alter ego of Henry Jekyll. Told from the perspective first of Utterson and then of Hyde, the story recounts Hyde murdering first Sir Danvers Carew in an opium-induced fit of rage, then Jekyll for the inheritance stated in Jekyll's will, and finally hiding Jekyll's body in a secret room in Jekyll's house. Hyde finally tricks Lanyon with a false transformation before committing suicide as in Stevenson's book.

- 1979, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Holmes by Loren D. Estleman is a 'retelling' of the story based on the idea that Utterson hired Sherlock Holmes to investigate Hyde's connection to Jekyll in the belief that Hyde is a blackmailer. The novel is written in a manner that suggests it was essentially taking place 'behind the scenes' of the familiar storyline, with Utterson hiring Holmes to investigate the apparent blackmail and the Queen herself later asking Holmes to investigate the death of Sir Danvers Carew. The story culminates with Holmes and Watson confronting Hyde just as he consumes the last sample of the potion to turn back into Jekyll, Jekyll telling them his story before forcing Holmes to kill him, as he recognizes that Hyde will never commit suicide and cannot bring himself to do it. In the novel's final chapter, Holmes shares the story with Robert Louis Stevenson, but asks that Stevenson leave Holmes and Watson out of his version of the story to prevent anyone realizing that it is a chronicle of real events and to avoid facing the legal issue of Holmes killing Jekyll, even if in self-defence.

- 1990, Robert Bloch and Andre Norton's The Jekyll Legacy acts as a sequel to the novel, in which Hester Lane, a reporter from Canada, discovers that she is Jekyll's heir. However, someone is continuing Jekyll's experiments. The novel takes an even more sinister turn as Jekyll's butler Poole and Utterson are bludgeoned to death.

- 2001, Ludovic Debeurme's Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, an illustrated edition adapted for young readers.

- The Robert Swindells book Jacqueline Hyde concerns the protagonist's struggle with her 'Hyde' after smelling a bottle, the contents of which releases her bad side.

- 2014, Hyde by Daniel Levine acts as the original book's companion, telling the story from Hyde's perspective and adding new elements to the plot.

- The Strange Case of the Alchemist's Daughter by Theodora Goss is the first novel of the Athena Club series, which features the daughters of various prominent scientists from Victorian literature banding together to oppose their fathers' schemes. The first members of the club are Mary Jekyll, Doctor Jekyll's legitimate daughter, and the near-feral Diana Hyde, with the first novel seeing these two meeting their fellows and confronting the still-living Edward Hyde.

- 2021, Jekyll and Hyde: Resurrection by Alexander Bayliss was released on 5th January to commemorate the 135th anniversary of the publication of the original. It is a contemporary urban thriller.

(Web)Comics & Mangas

- Jekyll to Hyde to Saibanin.

- Jekyll de Hyde na Kare/Jekyll and Hyde Boyfriend

- Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, adaptation by Lorenzo Mattotti and Jerry Kramsky which won the Eisner Award for Best U.S. Edition of Foreign Material in 2003.

- The Glass Scientists (2015) webcomic adaptation by Sabrina Cotugno, features Hyde constantly at odds with Dr. Jekyll's pursuit of improving the reputation of mad scientists in the public eye, who are generally ostracized following the death of the infamous Dr. Frankenstein. Lanyon plays a greater role in this adaption, acting as Jekyll's business partner and taking up Utterson's role in the original novel as Jekyll's close friend. The webcomic is ongoing.

- The Search for Henry Jekyll by @gabrielied. London is plagued by an unidentified serial killer. While looking for the culprit, Inspector Utterson fears all clues point to his estranged friend, Doctor Jekyll. Now Utterson must choose between his still strong desire to protect Henry, or turn him in for certain death and lose him forever. A queer retelling of the classic tale of Jekyll and Hyde, follow Utterson as he desperately tries to save his dear friend Henry from his own murderous alter ego.

- A condensed version of the story was adapted in 1982 as a short comic book titled Przeobrażenie (The Transformation), by Polish illustrator Marek Szyszko, with Stefan Weinfeld. In 1983 Szyszko and Weinfeld adapted the story once again, this time as a full-length comic book Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde, which closely followed Stevenson's complete story and kept its title.

- Marvel’s Hulk

- Jekyll to Hyde to Saibanin (2009). A strange case occurred in London at the end of the 19th century. What is the true face of the vicious criminal roaming the city? The famous masterpiece epitomizing the phenomenon known as split personality is adapted into comic format!

- Hoof Fellas is the story of the devil's incompetent brother and his manservant Jekyll/Hyde as they journey to Hell and back to discover the true meaning of cornbread. Created by Chess Albaneze.

Appearances in other fiction

- Mad Monster Party?, a 1967 American animated comedy film, features Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde as guests at a party thrown by Baron Boris von Frankenstein.

- A "Jekyll and Hyde" character was a part of the "1970 Parallel Time" storyline (March 27, 1970 - July 17, 1970) of the ABC daytime serial Dark Shadows, where Dr. Cyrus Longworth (played by Christopher Pennock) creates a formula that turns him into the dark-haired, mustachioed and totally evil "John Yaeger" (also played by Pennock).

- Mad Mad Mad Monsters, a 1972 American animated "prequel of sorts" to Mad Monster Party?. Dr. Jekyll appears only twice briefly in the story and is not mentioned by name until the second time at the end, where he drinks his potion and changes into Mr. Hyde.

- 1988, video game, Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde for the NES, created by Toho.

- 1990, novel, Mary Reilly by Valerie Martin, a reworking of Stevenson's plot told from the viewpoint of a maid in Jekyll's household, named Mary Reilly in this novel.

- 1993, animated film, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Mr. Hyde appears as one of the citizens of Halloween Town. Only seen in his "Hyde" form, he keeps two smaller versions of himself underneath his hat.

- 1994, movie U.S., The Pagemaster, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde play as supporting characters, both voiced by Leonard Nimoy, Hyde threatening the main characters before they drop him down a pit.

- 2001, video game, Jekyll and Hyde for Windows platform, created by Cryo Interactive.

- 2003, film The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, adapted from Alan Moore's eponymous comic book series. The film adaptation stars Jason Flemyng as both Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, the latter using prosthetic makeup. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde are employed by the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen to combat the Fantom. The version of Hyde depicted in both comic and movie bears more resemblance to the Hulk than the malevolent dwarf of the novel, possessing great strength and size. As in the comic book on which it is based, this is attributed to Hyde "growing, free from boundaries, free from limitations" (although the film version is still dependent on Jekyll drinking the serum to transform, rather than Hyde no longer requiring the potion to manifest).

- 2004, film Van Helsing. Robbie Coltrane provides the voice of a CGI animated Mr. Hyde, who Van Helsing unintentionally kills at the cathedral of Notre Dame when pursuing him through Paris. Like in The League of Extraordinary Gentleman, Mr. Hyde is also portrayed as a large, hulking brute. When Hyde dies, he transforms back into Dr. Jekyll. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is also the focus of the film's animated prequel Van Helsing: The London Assignment, where Hyde is shown as Jack the Ripper, stealing souls each night for a youth potion that Jekyll, in the guise of a royal physician, uses to restore Queen Victoria's youth and seduce her.

- 2008, animated film, Igor: a major character is Jacqueline and Heidi.

- 2010, television series, Sanctuary, the character Adam Worth's story was stolen by a former friend and retold under the "fictional" title of Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Adam's psychological disorder is one of "split personality" at a time before modern psychiatry.

- 2012, Sony Pictures animated film, Hotel Transylvania, Mr. Hyde can be seen as one of the monsters in Hotel Transylvania. This version has an underbite, has pale yellow skin, and wears a suit and a top hat.

- 2014, In Fate/Prototype: Fragments of Blue & Silver, a light novel series based on the original drafts of Fate/stay night, Dr. Jekyll appears as the Servant of the Berserker class, portrayed as a gentle and good looking young man. His Noble Phantasm allows him to transform into Mr. Hyde.

- 2016, TV U.K., Penny Dreadful season 3, with Shazad Latif as Dr. Henry Jekyll. Here, Jekyll is an old medical school friend of Victor Frankenstein's, who once schemed with him to upend the medical establishment. He comes to Victor's aid after the latter has lost control of his creations.

- 2016, TV U.S., Once Upon a Time season 5 and 6, with Hank Harris as Dr. Jekyll and Sam Witwer as Mr. Hyde. In this version, Rumplestiltskin helps Dr. Jekyll to create his formula, hoping to benefit from Dr. Jekyll's work. Dr. Jekyll still has evil tendencies at times, and Hyde can be nice. The characters separate and appear in the present day.

- In season 10 of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, the serial killer Charles DiMesa a.k.a. Dr. Jekyll is active.

- In Power Rangers Dino Super Charge, the name of the character Heckyl refers to Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde because he has a split personality and shares a body with Snide.

- In 2017, Russell Crowe plays Dr. Jekyll (and Mr. Hyde) in The Mummy, which is the first installment in the Dark Universe film series and is a role which was planned to be elaborated on in further films within the series. However, the cancellation of the so-called "Dark Universe" put a stop to these plans.

- In 2018, a dating simulator created by game company NTT Solmare titled "Guard me, Sherlock" has a version of Jekyll and Hyde; however, in this adaptation they are not the same person and are instead brothers, Jekyll being the elder, and unlike many other adaptations, Hyde is not depicted as monstrous and instead appears as a normal brown-haired, blue-eyed male with a scar across his face.

- Jekyll & Hyde: the Musical

Spoofs and parodies

- Dr. Pyckle and Mr. Pryde, a 1924 silent, black-and-white comedy film starring Stan Laurel in a solo film appearance and directed by Percy Pembroke. A parody in which the Hyde character Mr. Pride is more of a compulsive prankster than evil.

- The Impatient Patient, a 1942 Looney Tunes Daffy Duck cartoon where, suffering from hiccups, he ends up meeting a Dr. Jerkyl while trying to deliver a telegram to someone named "Chloe".

- Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Mouse, a 1947 Tom and Jerry cartoon. -Motor Mania, a 1950 Goofy cartoon in which he transforms into a Mr. Hyde-type split personality.

- The Prize Pest, a 1951 Looney Tunes Daffy Duck and Porky Pig cartoon where Daffy adopts a "Jekyll and Hyde routine" split personality in order to scare Porky Pig.

- Abbott and Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, a 1953 horror comedy film starring the comedy team of Abbott and Costello and Boris Karloff as Jekyll, with an uncredited Eddie Parker as Hyde.

- Dr. Jerkyl's Hide, a 1954 Looney Tunes cartoon featuring Sylvester, Alfie and Chester

- Hyde and Hare, a 1955 Looney Tunes Bugs Bunny cartoon.

- Hyde and Go Tweet, a 1960 Looney Tunes cartoon featuring Sylvester and Tweety, with the bird as the dual character.

- Sicque! Sicque! Sicque!, the ninth episode of The Inspector animated film series. It was produced in 1966 and features Deux-Deux drinking a green potion from a test tube and constantly changing into a huge, ugly, green monster when the Inspector is not looking. The monster Deux-Deux becomes keeps shooting and stomping on the Inspector.

- "Nowhere to Hyde," the 12 September 1970, episode of Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! in which the ghost of Mr. Hyde is committing jewelry store robberies and one of the suspects is a descendant of Dr. Jekyll.

- The Jerry Lewis version of The Nutty Professor shows the schlemiel academic turn into a suave lady killer by drinking his potion.

- The Adult Version of Jeyll & Hide, 1972 "underground" erotic film starring John Barnum as "Dr. Leeder" who finds and uses Jekyll's diary and formula, turning him into "Miss Hyde" (Jane Tsentas)

- Dr. Heckyl and Mr. Hype, 1980 film starring Oliver Reed, in which a kindly but hideous doctor develops a potion that turns him into a suave, but evil, man of the world.

- Dottor Jekyll e gentile signora, 1980 Italian comedy film starring Paolo Villaggio and Edwige Fenech

- Jekyll and Hyde... Together Again, 1982, starring Mark Blankfield.

- Wondergran Meets Dr. Jackal and Mr. Hide, on the first episode of Season 12 of The Benny Hill Show. Produced in 1981, Benny Hill is as surgeon Dr. Jackal who, unable to have a proper meal and drinking a mix of chemicals to assuage his hunger, changes into the evil monster Mr. Hide.

- "Nasty Stuff", 1984 episode of claymation series The Trap Door

- "Dr. Jekyll & Mr. McDuck", 1987 episode of Disney's DuckTales

- Scooby-Doo! and the Reluctant Werewolf, a 1988 comedy film, features a race between a number of classic Hollywood inspired monsters including "Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Snyde."

- Dr. Jekyll and Ms. Hyde, 1995 comedy film starring Tim Daly, Sean Young and Lysette Anthony

- "Bubba Hyde", a 1995 song by Diamond Rio. The video starred Jm J. Bullock playing Barney Jekyll and Bubba Hyde.

- Julia Jekyll and Harriet Hyde, a 1995 British children's television series which aired on BBC One

- Jekyll and Heidi, a 1999 book in the Goosebumps series

- Dr Jekyll i Mr Hyde według Wytwórni A'YoY – Polish movie from 1999

- Dr. Jekyll and Mistress Hyde, 2003 direct-to-DVD erotic film starring Julian Wells as "Dr. Jackie Stevenson/Heidi Hyde"

- "The Strange Case of Dr. Jiggle and Mr. Sly", which appeared as part of the VeggieTales 2004 video A Snoodle's Tale

- Jacqueline Hyde, 2005 direct-to-DVD erotic film starring Gabriella Hall as the normal "Jackie Hyde" and Blythe Metz as her "Jacqueline Hyde" counterpart

- "Mrs Hyde", 2005 song by the Italian rock noir band Belladonna[39]

- The Phineas and Ferb episode "The Monster of Phineas-n-Ferbenstein" features the villain Dr. Jekyll Doofenshmirtz drinking a potion to turn himself into a monster in order to win a "Best Monster" contest.

- The Penn Zero: Part-Time Hero episode "Rip-Penn" features Penn as Dr. Barzelby (inspired by Dr. Jekyll) who accidentally drinks a potion that turns him into a monster version of Penn's nemesis Rippen.

- In the Rooster Teeth Animation RWBY, the book "The Man with Two Souls." Is a reference to the book. A sequel is called "The Man with Two Souls II: The Man with Four Souls."

#jekyll and hyde #the glass scientists #The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde #the search of henry jekyll #Hoof Fellas #Jekyll and Hyde the musical #gothic literature #frankenstein #dracula #really long post #really really long post #lets add more

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WIP Whenever

Look, no one's tagged me in anything and my brain has been FULL of wedding planning (16 days but who's counting?) so I haven't had the energy or room to do any writing. BUT chatting with @rhetoricalrogue and now I am full of feelings for Welcome Home Good Hunter. Maybe after the wedding I'll edit and repost because I loved the concept. For now, have a sneak peek at a chapter I had started but never finished.

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They followed her into battle, but Roz would be damned if they followed her into death. Regret, despair and pain tangled within her the moment she knew what had to be done. A signal above the hill flew to the sky, sparking to life a solution that was almost inevitable.

Perhaps she’d been marked for death years ago, the moment she first sliced into her palm, inviting the dangers of demons into her life. But that didn’t mean her companions - her friends - had to suffer with her. They’d listened, running when she’d shouted the command, face-to-face with the evil behind everything.

“Oh Maker, hear my cry…” Roz’s voice was too soft against the howling winds that surged through the mountain pass, her steps faltering in yet another deep snowdrift in her path. If there was a path, she thought, uncertain where she was or where she was going. Her head had been spinning since she woke from her fall, nausea rolling in her stomach that had only dimmed when she moved and discovered pain all along her body. She was a scholar, a teacher; she had never been bred for battle or survival outside of the circle. It felt like a cruel joke as she paused, gritting her teeth against a wave of pain that tugged along her ribs. Fractures from what she could tell, but her magic wavered and flickered as all remaining mana she had refused to recover.

Preserving what magic she had left felt futile, but she had to hold onto some sort of hope that it would be enough to see her to safety. If not…

They’d make her a martyr for their cause, the mage who died for them to escape from the monster that flew in from above. There’d be stories and songs and mourning, maybe a newfound vigor for the fight after. Like Andraste, she’d just be a distant memory, a tickle at the back of the minds of a world that barely knew her beyond her title.

She didn’t have enough energy to muster tears as a dry sob escaped her lips, slipping along the bank as she took another tumble. Through the clouds, she swore she could see pinpricks of stars against a tapestry of blue. She didn’t know how long she lay there, breathing heavily in and out, trying to find the energy to get up again.

“It’s too hard,” she whispered against her sleeve as she wiped away ice from her lashes. “I can’t do this.” Then, with more force, “Why did you pick me?” What good could she do? Soft and weak, too unskilled to go up against the horde that showed up at their door.

Not to mention the ache that settled in her chest when she thought of all the hope they’d been given today. All the hope she’d been given, her breath catching at those last few moments when she felt free enough to move closer to Vincent. Warm and steady and so sure of what they were doing.

Stay she’d asked him. Her name on his lips felt like a prayer, a glimmering whisper of hope that she wasn’t imagining things.

#rosalind marlowe #vincent trevelyan #technically martasen but yknow #welcome home good hunter #my writing #dragon age: inquisition #just vibing nothing new #i cannot wait to be married so i can write again #instead all i do is make things and organize things for the Big Day

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Hi, The Curious Case of Benjmain Button is still my favourite musical ever. Have some gifs.

#benjaminbutton #benjaminbuttonthemusical #benjamin button #the curious case of benjamin button #southwarkplayhouse #southwark playhouse #phillippa hogg #james marlowe #matt burns #rosalind ford #joey hickman

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R&J Clown Takes Part ♾ + Part 4

In which a TikTok attempts valiantly to defend R&J, resulting in a truly berserk comment section. Clownage, clownage everywhere and not a drop to drink

“It’s Just Banter, Mate”

Man wasn’t evil, indeed. And as we all know, it is never Tybalt’s fault. But OP also decides to go for a bizarre interpretation of the duel scene as “low stakes” and “banter-y.” Clearly OP has watched the Zeffirelli version (either that or they’ve been reading one too many fanfics), which decided to have Mercutio and even Tybalt troll around for a bit. But the scene in the play consistently reads serious—Mercutio’s wordplay and baiting is downright caustic, and Tybalt is typically humorless. There is no indication that the duel isn’t serious, particularly by Romeo’s and Benvolio’s reaction. Whether Tybalt accidentally stabbed Mercutio is also up for debate—he does run out of the stage and then returns in fiery choler, so even if it was, it wasn’t heavily regretted.

Also, once again—I do not find Romeo to blame for intervening in the fight. Had he not done so, Mercutio and Tybalt would have 99.99% gotten the full penalty by the Prince, as they dueled in a public street, full of eyewitnesses, where “all eyes gaze upon [them].” Either Tybalt or Mercutio or both would have been sentenced to death or exiled. It is really a no-win, lose-lose situation.

“I Could Be Wrong”

Romeo’s friends absolutely do not mock him for falling in love with Juliet—simply because they don’t know he has fallen in love with Juliet. Nor do they mock him for falling in love fast, period. Mercutio mocks Romeo for pining over Rosaline and tells him to get laid, but that’s all. Benvolio is genuinely concerned. The Friar is the one who is angry/indignant at Romeo for loving Juliet after Rosaline, but even he does not mock him.

“I, Renowned Shakespeare Expert—”

MABN is definitely not the same story in the slightest. They have different rhythms, different preoccupations, different characters, different source material, hell, even a different plot!

Also, I have not yet read real, lit-crit criticism of R&J that positions it as a criticism or satire of young love. That clownage is almost strictly for the Internet set.

“It’s Lust, Not Love!1!1!1!”

This is so close to being an actual insightful analysis, so close. But alas there is still a whiff of clownage to be found—namely in the “cautionary tale” aspect, like Shakespeare is some kindergarten teacher drawing up a picture book yarn for us wee little ones. Also—where is the lust in the “love and lust” equation? Which character(s) exhibits lust? Mercutio and the Nurse are quite bawdy, but ironically they are the least romantic and “chaste” characters in the play apart from the Friar. Are R&J the lustful ones? If so, where is the love? Or could it be they’re…both?

“Romeo’s friend at the beginning even mentions that Romeo falls in love a lot—” I don’t know what kind of fanfic OP is reading and by this point, I don’t even want to know.

Also, not emotionally invested in each other???? They literally break down weeping and wanting death because they are going to be separated from each other; their parting is particularly painful to read. R&J are two of the most emotional characters in terms of their loving each other. The Friar had to go on an epic, twenty plus line rant even to get Romeo to accept his banishment. If anything, R&J do not chill.

Ho boy. This is a doozy

1) Shakespeare doesn’t believe in love at first sight/believes in love at second sight—. Rosalind and Orlando, Miranda and Ferdinand, Portia and Bassano kind of (as well as Nesta and Graziano, randomly enough), and the four guys and four gals in Love’s Labor’s Lost. Also, he quotes Marlowe’s famous “Whoever loved that loved not at first sight?” line in a positive way As You Like It when Sylvia falls in love with Rosalind disguised as a boy—also at first sight.

Needless to say, it was a very popular trope. In Shakespeare in particular, either a) You’re already in a relationship established off-stage or pre-play or b) You fall in love at first sight. Doesn’t mean he believed in it himself as a real life phenomenon necessarily (although I suspect he experienced something similar), but it does show that he had no problem using the trope in fiction.

2) The humors—. Please don’t. Shakespeare really does not go for humors in his characterization. Also, it’s understood by the characters that Romeo is sad because he is in love. His melancholy is actually looked on in alarm and worry as not like Romeo—otherwise the other characters would have taken it in stride.

3) Romeo confusing feeling better with meeting Juliet—. Ridiculous and nothing in the play supports this. Actually, Romeo’s later breakdown at his banishment makes his moping over Rosaline look downright cheerful by comparison.

4) The “garden scene” is a massive farce—. Die.

5) Shakespeare 101—. Die (Reprise, scherzo)

“Age Gap, Ew!!1!!1”

Birds of a feather, paired together.

So ancora, con più emozione: Romeo’s age is not specified in the play. It is assumed he is older than Juliet by 2-4 years. 16-17 are the popular fanon ages.

As for R&J being so controlled they “lash out,” again, not supported by the text. Juliet is obedient to the point of silent—her intro scene has all of 6 lines by her. Very dutiful Elizabethan girl. Romeo is accounted as a “well-governed youth” by no less than Lord Capulet. When they meet, they have no idea they are each other’s enemy (masked ball and all). Their love is not based on nor motivated by their parents’ feud or their high-handedness.

As for the romance aspect being poorly integrated, Arthur Brooke would be very sad you don’t know him. Shakespeare adapted his poem The Tragedie of Romeus and Juliet as a stage play. And yes, in the poem R&J are lovey-dovey, lusty fiends—if anything, Shakespeare brought real warmth, beauty, personality, and, um, romance to their relationship.

#romeo and juliet #cristina metas #rj meta #r&j meta #defending r&j #defending rj #clown takes #THE GARDEN SCENE #the things i read with my own two peepers #pity me #r&j clown takes #rj clown takes

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Lady Gaga, Born This Way?

You know that most of this will be Glee ocs right? 👀 (It was harder than I thought and most of these are just vibes but it totally worth it)

Overall Album: Morgan Smith [Glee]

Marry The Night: Pepper Orla [Shadowhunters]

Born This Way: Nate Simmons [Glee]

Government Hooker: Lenora Richards [RWRB] (Trust me on this)

Judas: Synne Karlsen [SKAM] (but generally all my skamverse ocs, since they're technically all the same in different universes lmao)

Americano: Emma Spring & Princess Valentina [RWRB] (lmao they don't exactly fit but... vibes)

Hair: Miles Henderson [Stranger Things]

Scheiße: Jean St James [Glee]

Bloody Mary: Elissa Pendragon [Merlin]

Black Jesus ✝️ Amen Fashion: Autumn Hopper [Stranger Things] (doesn't exactly fit but for certain things...)

Bad Kids: Maya Puckerman [Glee]

Fashion Of His Love: William Miller & Cole Mackenzie [AWAE] (not really but... vibes)

Highway Unicorn (Road To Love): Kat Patterson & Julie Molina [JATP]

Heavy Metal Lover: Olivia Marlow & Eddie Munson [Stranger Things]

Electric Chapel: Eden Rosier [HP]

The Queen: Lila Hart [Gotham]

Yoü And I: Elliott Walker & Rory Flanagan [Glee]

The Edge Of Glory: Rosalind Potter & Sirius Black [HP]

#answered #oc related ask #album as ocs ask game #manyfandomocs

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Six Sentence Sunday

Thanks, @alittlestarling for tagging me! This turned into a full-blown modern AU Roz/Rolfe oneshot instead of a snippet, but I'm not mad about it.

Tagging @roguelioness and @ejunkiet!

“I don’t know what to get him.”

“Hmm?” Roz craned her neck to examine the spice jars that were placed on a shelf several inches above her eye level.

“Vincent.” Rolfe bent to grab the bags of brown sugar and granulated sugar that were on the list Roz had written out on cheerful yellow notepaper. It was a novelty for him: usually he did curbside pickup of pre-made convenience foods and maybe some fruits or something, mostly so his cousin Ravena wouldn’t yell at him to take better care of his nutritional needs instead of living like he was still twelve and eating the marshmallows out of the cereal box first.

Hey, little marshmallows were amazing. Ravena didn’t have to know that instead of picking them out of his breakfast cereal, now Rolfe simply ordered marshmallows only online in bulk.

“I think that anything you give him would be nice.” She rose to her tiptoes to grab a large bottle of vanilla bean paste, wincing at the cost. Her first paycheck after a hefty raise had been safely deposited in her bank account, and she wanted to celebrate by getting the fancier baking ingredients to make some of hers and her best friend Vincent’s favorite cookies, just to see if there was a difference in taste.

There was a flutter of butterflies in her chest at the thought that she’d be making something new to share with Rolfe as well. That flutter grew as she felt the warmth of his body at her back, his longer arms easily retrieving the bottle she was currently only shoving further and further back into the shelf with her fingertips.

“I’m serious, Roz.” Paper crinkled as he accidentally gripped it too tightly, nerves and the idea of meeting a brother he’d known about his entire adult life but who’d never even heard of him making his gut twist uncomfortably. “I want this to go well.”

The list in his hand was a wrinkled mess and Rolfe had to swallow the thought that this was a bad omen, that maybe the things his mother and older brother told him his entire life were true, that he did ruin everything he touched and that he was a fool to look for happiness, both with a fresh start with his half-brother and with Roz.

Bastards like you don’t deserve nice things. The overhead florescent lighting was suddenly too bright, the music popular a decade or more ago being piped in through ceiling speakers too jarring. Rolfe had the urge to moveout of the shopping aisle with its shelves that felt as if they were closing around him when he felt a pressure on his arm.

“Hey.” Roz gently pried his fingers away from the death grip he had on the list and threaded them with her own. “It will go well. You might not know Vincent, but I do. It’s going to be weird at first, but that’s because he’s a little awkward with people he doesn’t know, but he’s not going to be hostile.”

He dared to take the smallest of breaths to fight against the anxiety that clawed at his throat, the scent of her perfume centering him. “You think?”

Roz squeezed his hand. “I know.” She grinned. “Besides, I’m bringing his favorite cookies when we go meet him. He’s not allowed to be rude when we come bearing gifts.”

Rolfe squeezed her hand back. “Thanks for that.”

She shrugged and smiled up at him. “I’m not leaving all the cookies I’m planning on baking with him, you know. I’m making enough that we’ll have plenty at home.” It wasn’t what he meant when he thanked her and she knew it, but the joke was enough get the dark, haunted look out of his eye, at least for a little while. It didn’t erase it completely, but Roz was glad that she could help tuck it away. Rolfe always deflected when asked questions about his personal life, especially when it came to his immediate family and why he kept mention of them to a minimum when he was far more open about sharing information and introducing her to his cousins, but he’d been letting her in more and more as time went on.

She may not know much, but if she ever were to meet his mother, it would take everything in her not to set her hair on fire the first chance she had.

“Speaking of,” Rolfe began, “I still don’t know what sort of Wintersend gift would be appropriate for him.”

“Hmm.” Roz pushed their cart down the aisle, stopping every so often to grab another too-expensive-for-Past!Roz’s-budget ingredient. “Why don’t we finish up here and when we get home, we can hop online and see what sorts of things we can find that would be nice on that site you got Ravena a gift at? You know, the one with the different sellers and handmade things? If we find something now, we’ll get it in plenty of time for Wintersend.”

He nodded. “Piece of cake, then.”

Her eyes widened. “Oh! Speaking of, I promised your cousin Ada that I would make her a pound cake and you’re completely out of butter. I hope you don’t mind that I’m stocking your kitchen with baking staples, but your oven is way bigger than mine and I can get all my holiday baking done a lot faster instead of having to wait to put things in one dozen at a –”

Rolfe leaned down and pressed a kiss to the crown of her head, quieting the rambling she caught herself doing yet making the blush that had come up from her throat to the tips of her ears burn all the brighter. “I don’t mind. Lead the way.”

As they made their way around the grocery store, both of them picking out things that they liked, Rolfe had to rethink his stance on food shopping. It wasn’t such a bad thing, especially when doing it with someone he cared about.

Even if she did smack him on the arm when he pulled out his credit card to pay for everything.

#modern au #rolfe trevelyan #rosalind marlowe #otp: like real people do

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16, 20, 36!

16. favorite villain?

oooo I'm going to split hairs here because Malvolio is my favorite "villain" but I refuse to call him a villain, he's an antagonist

my favorite villain (as in character who does bad things) is probably Macbeth. I promise i'm not dodging the question i just love villains

20. favorite female character?

Rosalind!! She strikes me as one of Shakespeare's most active female characters and I just love her humor. If I could play any character it'd be Rosalind

36. thoughts on anti-Stratfordians?

I honestly haven't put a lot of thought into anti-Stratfordians! I've never had to like, actually interact with someone who genuinely held those beliefs but I think it might be fun to read an article where someone lays the whole argument out. As far as I understand the stories are along the lines of "kit marlowe faked his death" and "someone had a secret baby with the queen" so it might be fun to read the scholarship, lol.

I was once having a conversation with one of my professors that I still keep in touch with--she's a directing professor with Shakespeare chops but not a Shakespeare scholar herself by any means--and she mentioned that she'd read an article about how Shakespeare might have been a woman and I just didn't have the heart to explain the whole drama to her. I doubt she has that as a genuinely held belief, and I do see how the idea is fun to play with.

So I suppose my overall thoughts are the ideas are kinda funny but mostly harmless!

#ask game #THANK YOU :D #believe it or not my senior year of college i ONLY played villains so now i joke about how my type is just. villain.#i played malvolio and macbeth back to back and it was maybe the most fun six months of my life

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THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER

March 27, 1950

"The Man Who Came To Dinner” was a presentation of Lux Radio Theatre, broadcast on CBS Radio on March 27, 1950.

The Man Who Came to Dinner is a comedy in three by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart. It debuted on October 16, 1939, at the Music Box Theatre in New York City, where it ran until 1941, closing after 739 performances. It then enjoyed a number of New York and London revivals.

The play was adapted for a 1942 feature film, scripted by Philip G. Epstein and Julius J. Epstein and directed by William Keighley. The film featured Monty Woolley, Bette Davis, Ann Sheridan, Billie Burke, Jimmy Durante, Mary Wickes and Richard Travis.

“The Man Who Came to Dinner” was previously presented on radio by Philip Morris Playhouse on July 10, 1942. Monty Woolley, who played the leading role in the film version, starred in the adaptation. It was broadcast again by Theatre Guild on the Air on ABC Radio November 17, 1946 starring Fred Allen. In 1949, “The Man Who Came to Dinner” was produced on “The Hotpoint Holiday Hour” starring Charles Boyer, Jack Benny, Gene Kelly, Gregory Peck, Dorothy McGuire, and Rosalind Russell.

On October 13, 1954, a 60-minute adaptation was aired on the CBS Television series “The Best of Broadway.” A “Hallmark Hall of Fame” production was broadcast n November 29, 1972 starring��Orson Welles, Lee Remick (Maggie Cutler), Joan Collins (Lorraine Sheldon), Don Knotts (Dr. Bradley), and Marty Feldman (Banjo). The 2000 Broadway revival was broadcast by PBS on October 7, 2000, three days after the New York production closed, and was also released on DVD.

Synopsis ~ The story is set in the small town of Mesalia, Ohio in the weeks leading to Christmas in the late 1930s. The outlandish radio wit Sheridan Whiteside is invited to dine at the house of the well-to-do factory owner Ernest Stanley and his family. But before Whiteside can enter the house, he slips on a patch of ice outside the Stanleys' front door and injures his hip. Confined to the Stanleys' home in a wheelchair, Whiteside and his retinue of show business friends turn the Stanley home upside down! But is he really injured?

This adaptation was written by S.H. Barnett. The characters eliminated for this adaptation include Richard Stanley, John, Mrs. Dexter, and Mrs. McCutcheon.

The show is hosted by William Keighley, who directed the 1942 film adaptation.

Lux Radio Theatre (1935-55) was a radio anthology series that adapted Broadway plays during its first two seasons before it began adapting films (”Lux Presents Hollywood”). These hour-long radio programs were performed live before studio audiences in Los Angeles. The series became the most popular dramatic anthology series on radio, broadcast for more than 20 years and continued on television as the Lux Video Theatre through most of the 1950s. The primary sponsor of the show was Unilever through its Lux Soap brand.

CAST

Lucille Ball (Maggie Cutler) was born on August 6, 1911 in Jamestown, New York. She began her screen career in 1933 and was known in Hollywood as ‘Queen of the B’s’ due to her many appearances in ‘B’ movies. “My Favorite Husband” eventually led to the creation of “I Love Lucy,” a television situation comedy in which she co-starred with her real-life husband, Latin bandleader Desi Arnaz. The program was phenomenally successful, allowing the couple to purchase what was once RKO Studios, re-naming it Desilu. When the show ended in 1960 (in an hour-long format known as “The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour”) so did Lucy and Desi’s marriage. In 1962, hoping to keep Desilu financially solvent, Lucy returned to the sitcom format with “The Lucy Show,” which lasted six seasons. She followed that with a similar sitcom “Here’s Lucy” co-starring with her real-life children, Lucie and Desi Jr., as well as Gale Gordon, who had joined the cast of “The Lucy Show” during season two. Before her death in 1989, Lucy made one more attempt at a sitcom with “Life With Lucy,” also with Gordon.

Clifton Webb (Sheridan Whiteside) had appeared with Lucille Ball in the 1946 film The Dark Corner. He was nominated for three Oscars. Webb had played the role of Sheridan Whiteside on stage for two years.

Eleanor Audley (Mrs. Stanley) appeared in several episodes of Lucille Ball’s “My Favorite Husband” as mother-in-law Letitia Cooper. Audley was first seen with Lucille Ball as Mrs. Spaulding, the first owner of the Ricardo’s Westport home in “Lucy Wants to Move to the Country” (ILL S6;E15). She returned to play one of the garden club judges in “Lucy Raises Tulips” (ILL S6;E26). Audley appeared one last time with Lucille Ball in a “Lucy Saves Milton Berle” (TLS S4;E13) in 1965.

Ruth Perrott (Sarah) played Katie the maid on Lucille Ball’s radio show “My Favorite Husband.” On “I Love Lucy” she played Mrs. Pomerantz in “Pioneer Women” (ILL S1;E25), was one of the member of the Wednesday Afternoon Fine Arts League in “Lucy and Ethel Buy the Same Dress” (ILL S3;E3), and played a nurse when “Lucy Goes to the Hospital” (ILL S2;E16).

Betty Lou Gerson is best remembered as the voice of Cruella De Ville in the original Disney film One Hundred and One Dalmatians (1961).

Stephen Dunn had appeared with Lucille Ball in Miss Grant Takes Richmond (1949).

John Milton Kennedy (Announcer)

‘DINNER’ TRIVIA

The same date as this radio adaptation (March 27, 1950), original star Monty Wooley arrived in Vancouver to perform in the play.

This broadcast aired the day after the “My Favorite Husband” episode “Liz’s Radio Script” also starring Lucille and Ruth Perrott.

Lucille Ball’s good friend and frequent co-star Mary Wickes was typecast as a nurse due to her breakthrough role as Nurse Preen in the Broadway, film, and television versions of The Man Who Came To Dinner.’ She does not play Nurse Preen in this adaptation. The character is given the first name Geraldine.

Lucille Ball previously appeared on “Lux Radio Theatre” for a November 10, 1947 adaptation of her film The Dark Corner (1946).

The first commercial talks about how Lux soap is gentle on stockings, like those worn by Betty Grable in Wabash Avenue.

The second commercial (between acts two and three) interviews actress Joan Miller, talking about the Warners picture Stage Fright, and how Lux helped keep the costumes looking great.

In the post show interviews, Clifton Webb promotes his next film Cheaper By The Dozen.

The final Lux commercial talks about how movie star Hedy Lamarr uses Lux.

The program presents a special address from president of the Red Cross, General George C. Marshall. The American Red Cross was mentioned on “My Favorite Husband” and Red Cross posters were frequently scene decorating the sets on “I Love Lucy.”

The ending of radio’s “My Favorite Husband” episode “Mother-in-Law” (November 4, 1949) starring Lucille Ball is identical to the ending of The Man Who Came To Dinner.

In “Lucy and Viv Reminisce” (TLS S6;E16) on January 1, 1968, while nursing Lucy, who has a broken leg, Viv slips and also breaks her leg. She says she feels just like a female version of The Man Who Came To Dinner.

“Vivian Sues Lucy” (TLS S1;E10) on December 3, 1962 also has a plot that resembles The Man Who Came To Dinner. Viv injures herself due to Lucy’s careless housekeeping, and is bedridden. Lucy goes out of her way to cater to her every whim, so that she won’t sue!

Although the play is fictional, it draws on real life figures and events for its inspiration.

Sheridan Whiteside was modeled on Alexander Woollcott.

Beverly Carlton was modeled on Noël Coward.

Banjo was modeled on Harpo Marx, and there is a dialogue reference to his brothers Groucho and Chico. When Sheridan Whiteside talks to Banjo on the phone, he asks him, "How are Wackko and Sloppo?"

Professor Metz was based on Dr. Gustav Eckstein of Cincinnati (with cockroaches substituted for canaries), and Lorraine Sheldon was modeled after Gertrude Lawrence.

The character of Harriet Sedley, the alias of Harriet Stanley, is an homage to Lizzie Borden. The popular jump-rope rhyme immortalizing Borden is parodied in the play.

Radio critic Dick Diespecker was not exactly enthusiastic about this adaptation.

The announcer reminds viewers that next week “Lux Radio Theatre” will present “Come To the Stable” starring Loretta Young and Hugh Marlowe

The announcer promotes Lucille Ball’s new picture Fancy Pants starring Bob Hope.

#Lucille Ball #The Man Who Came To Dinner #Clifton Webb #Eleanor Audley #My Favorite Husband #Ruth Perrott #Red Cross #Betty Lou Gerson #Hedy Lamarr #Betty Grable #Kaufman and Hart #Fancy Pants #Lux Radio Theatre #Lux #William Keighley

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