Jekyll Reviews

The BBC are known for good drama - from Pride and Prejudice to Bleak House they manage to always have the best of the best when it comes to dramatic TV. With Jekyll they set out to prove once more that they are the best when it comes to drama, with the series described by writer Steven Moffat (Known for his sci-fi writing) as a sequel to the ...  Read the complete review

The 2008 BBC tv series Jekyll, starsJames Nesbitt, better known for comedy such as cold feet and the yellow page adverts, but here he moves onto a far more serious role. in playing a descendant of the original dr jekyll, he now has to live with a body share in which he has murderous sprees under his other ego that he cannot control, ...  Read the complete review

I have never really been a big fan of James Nesbitt but I bought this set because i am a huge fan of The strange case of Dr Jekyll an Mr Hyde. I am so glad i did, it was worth every penny ( not much at a fiver though!) and every second. Tom Jackman (Nesbitt) plays a loving husband and father who at any given moment can turn into a psychotic ...  Read the complete review

The tale of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde is a well documented one. Originally an 1886 novella by Robert Louis Stevenson entitled The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, it is the tale of ultimate schizophrenia, with two people living in one person's skin - the ultimate in a person having completely different good side and bad side. The tale has taken ...  Read the complete review

This is a 2 Disc DVD box set, which is six part thriller including uncut scenes and DVD extras, and guaranteed to have you hooked! ~Synopsis~ The story begins with Tom Jackman (James Nesbitt), a married father of twin boys, who in the last six months, has left both his family and job behind him. The reason for Tom ...  Read the complete review

Meet Dr. Tom Jackman (James Nesbitt). He's got a problem. Every so often – sometimes on schedule and sometimes without prior notice – his evil side takes over his mind and body, and he's suddenly someone else altogether. Tom's only way of coping with this is by using all the 21st century technology he can find – voice recorders, GPS finder ...  Read the complete review