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1971 | Horror
97 mins United Kingdom
Late-period Hammer horror movie offering a different sort of take on Robert Louis Stevenson's classic tale. Writer Brian Clemens apparently came up with the idea at the end of a long lunch, suggesting it as a joke, and was challenged to write it as an actual script. So he did. Real-life figures like Jack the Ripper and the grave-robbers Burke and Hare also appear in the final movie, which stars Ralph Bates (whom Hammer was grooming for stardom at the time) and Martine Beswick (formerly a Bond girl in several Connery movies) in the title roles.
| Produced by | Hammer Films |
| Director | Roy Ward Baker |
| Writer | Brian Clemens |
| Cast | Ralph Bates, Martine Beswick, Gerald Sim and Philip Madoc |
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