Tohtori Jekyllin poika

When Edward is altered by his father's formula, makeup artist Clay Campbell used colored filters to effect the change. He had applied red makeup to Louis Hayward and then passed a two color filter - red and bluish-green - in front of the camera lens. The makeup looked normal under the red filter, but turned dark and scary as the camera shot through the blue-green one. Makeup artist Wally Westmore used the same technique in Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931).

When Edward promises Lynn that he will visit the continent, they are leaving her uncle's house. It is clearly a twentieth century structure, not a late Victorian home on a London street.

Featured in TJ and the All Night Theatre: The Son of Dr. Jekyll (1978)