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The Man with Two Heads (1972)
In 19th-century London, the good Dr Jekyll transforms into the devilish Mr Blood via transfused serum obtained from a brain after a mass murder.
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In 19th-century London, the good Dr Jekyll transforms into the devilish Mr Blood via transfused serum obtained from a brain after a mass murder.
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Genre:Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:Andy Milligan
In Theaters:2/9/1972
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Constitution Films
Cast
Andy Milligan
Director
Denis DeMarne
Dr. William Jekyll / Danny Blood
Julia Stratton
April
Gay Feld
Mary Ann
Jaqueline Lawrence
Carla Jekyll
Gerald Jacuzzo
John Murphy
Berwick Kaler
Jack Smithers
Jennifer Sommerfeld
Victoria Crenshaw
Laurence Davies
Inspector Wolfe
Raymond Cross
Constable
Janis Servals
Annette
Bryan Southcombe
Oliver Marsden
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