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* Frank Wildhorn and Leslie Bricusse adapted it during the '90s into a stage musical, ''[[Jekyll and Hyde (theatre)|Jekyll and Hyde]]''.
* Frank Wildhorn and Leslie Bricusse adapted it during the '90s into a stage musical, ''[[Jekyll and Hyde (theatre)|Jekyll and Hyde]]''.
* ''[[Jekyll]]'', a 2006 modern day TV miniseries involving a descendant of the pair, written by [[Steven Moffat]]. Also notable for an example of using the 'Jee-kyll' pronunciation.
* ''[[Jekyll]]'', a 2006 modern day TV miniseries involving a descendant of the pair, written by [[Steven Moffat]]. Also notable for an example of using the 'Jee-kyll' pronunciation.
* In ''[[The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen]]'' movie, Jekyll and Hyde are made into [[Expy|Expies]] of Bruce Banner and the [[Incredible Hulk (Comic Book)|Incredible Hulk]], who were in turn based off Jekyll and Hyde. The pair can communicate - Jekyll sees Hyde in mirrors, and omnipresent in his subconscious. Hyde's powers of perception are not usable by Jekyll except if the former advises the latter. The comic depicts Hyde as a huge, monstrously strong humanoid, which Hyde himself explains - separated into distinct individuals, Jekyll grows weak and frail without Hyde's passion, while Hyde grows in power without Jekyll's morals to limit him.
* In ''[[The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen]]'' movie, Jekyll and Hyde are made into [[Expy|Expies]] of Bruce Banner and the [[Incredible Hulk]], who were in turn based off Jekyll and Hyde. The pair can communicate - Jekyll sees Hyde in mirrors, and omnipresent in his subconscious. Hyde's powers of perception are not usable by Jekyll except if the former advises the latter. The comic depicts Hyde as a huge, monstrously strong humanoid, which Hyde himself explains - separated into distinct individuals, Jekyll grows weak and frail without Hyde's passion, while Hyde grows in power without Jekyll's morals to limit him.
* [[Van Helsing]] had Hyde as the first monster the titular Van Helsing fights. Like the "League of Extraordinary Gentlemen" version, Hyde is an ape-like monster, though in this version no justification is given. Also Hyde turns back into Jekyll on his death, unlike the original story.
* [[Van Helsing]] had Hyde as the first monster the titular Van Helsing fights. Like the "League of Extraordinary Gentlemen" version, Hyde is an ape-like monster, though in this version no justification is given. Also Hyde turns back into Jekyll on his death, unlike the original story.
** He turns back into Jekyll because the potion wears off; the fact that he dies moments later is coincidence.
** He turns back into Jekyll because the potion wears off; the fact that he dies moments later is coincidence.
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