Jekyll and Hyde… Together Again

Dr. Jekyll is a brilliant but ethically precarious physician who transforms into the impulsive, fearless Hyde after inhaling a drug powder. Hyde embodies unrestrained desire, charm, and audacity, enabling him to act on impulses Jekyll would suppress. The split personality creates tension in his romance with Mary and complicates his professional duties, driving most of the film's misadventures.

Hubert Howes is the world's richest man who seeks to force Jekyll into performing a 'total transplant.' He uses wealth and influence to threaten the hospital and push his agenda, illustrating the corrupting power of greed.

Ivy is a nightclub performer who attracts Jekyll and embodies the allure of the Hyde persona. She vies for Jekyll's attention, and ultimately vows revenge after the events that unfold.

Mary is Jekyll's fiancée who visits him in the hospital and must navigate competing affections between Jekyll and Hyde. Her loyalty and desire shape the romantic stakes of the story.

Dr. Lanyon is a physician who flirts with Mary, operating within the hospital environment and adding a layer of social tension. He observes and interacts with Jekyll and Mary as the experiment unfolds.

Dr. Carew is the hospital overseer and Jekyll's future father-in-law, who forbids Mary's marriage if Jekyll does not comply with Howes' demands. He embodies institutional authority and a protective yet stern stance.

George Chakiris performs the role of the award recipient who accepts the prize on the doctor's behalf at the London ceremony, marking a key public moment in the plot.