Man with 2 Heads, The
Date: 1972
Director: Andy Milligan
Production Company: Constitution Films
Stars: Dennis De Marne, April Conners, Gay Field, Jacqueline Lawrence, Jeremy Brooks, Berwick Kaler, Jennifer Summerfield
Location(s): London
Region(s): London M-N
Storyline:
Drinking a formula intended to take the evil out of man, a good Doctor is transformed into the murderous Mr. Blood.
Additional Information:
Page compiled by Phil Wilkinson
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A Prostitute (Patricia Thorn) walks along a darkened street.
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The Woman turns before coming across a likely punter.
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Soliciting Danny Blood (Denis DeMarne), the Prostitute asks what time it is.
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Blood invites the Woman to follow him before he kills her and cuts off her head.
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Dr. William Jekyll (Denis DeMarne) returns home alone after walking out on dinner with his fiancée Mary Ann and her father Mr. Marsden. Debenham House, also known as Peacock House, on Addison Road in Holland Park, London W14.
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Drinking the serum that he has made, Dr. Jekyll leaves the house following the transformation into Danny Blood.
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After further killings, Blood comes upon another Prostitute (Katherine Maitland).
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One of William's students, Victoria Crenshaw (Jennifer Sommerfield), tells his sister Carla Jekyll (Jaqueline Lawrence) about a change that came across him following a lecture. The Grade I listed Debenham House on Addison Road, Holland Park, which also features in 'Trottie True' and 'Secret Ceremony'.
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Blood hammers on a window to be let into his house but Jensen the butler doesn't recognise his master. The side of Debenham House on Addison Road in W14 which was designed for department store owner Ernest Ridley Debenham by architect Halsey Ricardo.