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Van Helsing: The London Assignment (2004)
It tells of the events before the film, in which monster hunter Gabriel Van Helsing travels to London to investigate a series of horrific, and decidedly supernatural murders, being committed by the mad scientist Dr. Jekyll, in the form of his evil alter-ego, Mr. Hyde.
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It tells of the events before the film, in which monster hunter Gabriel Van Helsing travels to London to investigate a series of horrific, and decidedly supernatural murders, being committed by the mad scientist Dr. Jekyll, in the form of his evil alter-ego, Mr. Hyde.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Action, Animation, Fantasy, Horror
Written By:Garfield Reeves-Stevens, Judith Reeves-Stevens
In Theaters:5/11/2004
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Runtime:33 minutes
Studio:Universal Cartoon Studios, Universal Home Entertainment Productions
Cast
Sharon Bridgeman
Director
Hugh Jackman
Gabriel Van Helsing (voice)
Robbie Coltrane
Mr. Hyde (voice)
David Wenham
Carl (voice)
Grey DeLisle
First Victim (voice)
Dwight Schultz
Dr. Jekyll (voice)
John DiMaggio
Coachman (voice)
Scott Mosenson
Palastwache (voice)
Alun Armstrong
Cardinal Jinetta (voice)
Roger L. Jackson
Gentleman (voice)
Julia Fletcher
Lady (voice)
Tress MacNeille
Queen Victoria (voice)
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