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Je suis un monstre

Titre original : I, Monster
  • 1971
  • 12
  • 1h 15min
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5,7/10
2,1 k
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Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing, and Mike Raven in Je suis un monstre (1971)
In the Nineteenth Century, in London, the psychologist Charles Marlowe researches a new drug capable to release inhibitions and uses his patients as guinea pigs. He discusses the principles of Freud with his friend Dr. Lanyon and decides to experiment his drug in himself. He becomes the ugly and evil Edward Blake and his friend and lawyer Frederik Utterson believes Blake is another person that might be blackmailing Charles. Meanwhile Charles loses control of his transformation.
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Le Dr Marlowe fait des expériences sur lui même, et change sa personnalité physique et mentale en devenant Mr Blake. Chaque transformation le fait devenir de plus en plus monstrueux.Le Dr Marlowe fait des expériences sur lui même, et change sa personnalité physique et mentale en devenant Mr Blake. Chaque transformation le fait devenir de plus en plus monstrueux.Le Dr Marlowe fait des expériences sur lui même, et change sa personnalité physique et mentale en devenant Mr Blake. Chaque transformation le fait devenir de plus en plus monstrueux.

  • Réalisation
    • Stephen Weeks
  • Scénario
    • Robert Louis Stevenson
    • Milton Subotsky
  • Casting principal
    • Christopher Lee
    • Peter Cushing
    • Mike Raven
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  • NOTE IMDb
    5,7/10
    2,1 k
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    • Réalisation
      • Stephen Weeks
    • Scénario
      • Robert Louis Stevenson
      • Milton Subotsky
    • Casting principal
      • Christopher Lee
      • Peter Cushing
      • Mike Raven
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    • 42avis des critiques
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    Christopher Lee
    Christopher Lee
    • Dr. Charles Marlowe…
    Peter Cushing
    Peter Cushing
    • Frederick Utterson
    Mike Raven
    Mike Raven
    • Enfield
    Richard Hurndall
    Richard Hurndall
    • Lanyon
    George Merritt
    George Merritt
    • Poole
    Kenneth J. Warren
    • Deane
    Susan Jameson
    Susan Jameson
    • Diane
    Marjie Lawrence
    Marjie Lawrence
    • Annie
    Aimée Delamain
    • Landlady
    • (as Aimee Delamain)
    Michael Des Barres
    Michael Des Barres
    • Boy in Alley
    Jim Brady
    Jim Brady
    • Pub Patron
    • (non crédité)
    Chloe Franks
    Chloe Franks
    • Girl in Alley
    • (non crédité)
    Lesley Judd
    • Woman in Alley
    • (non crédité)
    Ian McCulloch
    Ian McCulloch
    • Man At Bar
    • (non crédité)
    Reg Thomason
    Reg Thomason
    • Man in Pub
    • (non crédité)
    Fred Wood
    Fred Wood
    • Pipe Smoker (with Cap) in Pub
    • (non crédité)
    • Réalisation
      • Stephen Weeks
    • Scénario
      • Robert Louis Stevenson
      • Milton Subotsky
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    didi-5

    fairly good horror

    This movie is a version of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde as done in a full-on horror treatment by Amicus, in a decade when other versions of the tale appeared (Dr Jekyll and Sister Hyde, Dr Heckyl and Mr Hype ...)

    Christopher Lee plays the two-sided character with his usual manic energy, while Peter Cushing is his nemesis, sent to rid the world of the unwelcome evil spirit.

    Set in dark corners and oppressive places, the story is given a welcome facelift with the new horror slant. The result is engrossing and enjoyable; this is a good film and a good version of a much-filmed piece.
    6claudio_carvalho

    Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde Retold

    In the Nineteenth Century, in London, the psychologist Charles Marlowe (Christopher Lee) researches a new drug capable to release inhibitions and uses his patients as guinea pigs. He discusses the principles of Freud with his friend Dr. Lanyon (Richard Hurndall) and decides to experiment his drug in himself. He becomes the ugly and evil Edward Blake and his friend and lawyer Frederik Utterson (Peter Cuhsing) believes Blake is another person that might be blackmailing Charles. Meanwhile Charles loses control of his transformation.

    "I, Monster" is another version of the classic story of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde. The art direction is very beautiful and the great attractions are certainly Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing. My vote is six.

    Title (Brazil): "O Soro Maldito" ("The Damned Serum")
    6Red-Barracuda

    A pretty solid Jekyll and Hyde adaption from Amicus

    I, Monster is a version of Robert Louis Stevenson's 'The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde' made by Amicus Studios, who were most famous as the horror anthology specialists of British horror. This is one of their standalone entries. Their bigger contemporaries Hammer Studios had in fact released their own version of the famous novella also in 1971, namely Dr. Jekyll and Sister Hyde. Even just going by the title of the latter it's obvious that Hammer were going off on a clearly different angle with their adaption. As far as Amicus version is concerned, it's seemingly one of the most faithful versions of the story ever made. Interestingly, despite the source novella being in the public domain, both the title and character names are quite different. But when you see it, it's pretty obviously the same story. It's not clear why they chose to do this, although it may have been to give the film a slightly fresher feel.

    The story has a doctor called Marlowe developing a drug that releases his patient's inhibitions, for example, turning a sexually repressed woman into a nymphomaniac. To further test it he starts taking it himself. It turns him into Mr. Blake an evil man who grows increasingly more physically repulsive the more times he takes a dose. Marlowe is ordinarily a very inhibited and cold man, whereas Blake is libidinous and carefree. Needless to say he is also murderous too and soon there is a manhunt on to discover who is responsible for these crimes.

    Amicus made a fairly commendably earnest adaption here it has to be said. The production benefits from some authentic Victorian England locations and like other costume horrors from Britain from the period, its low budget is hidden quite well by the sets and costuming. It also has the two British stalwarts of the genre at its disposal in Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing. Lee has a fair bit to sink his teeth into in this dual role as Marlowe/Blake and he puts in a very good performance. Cushing is solid as he ever is but his role is very run-of-the-mill for him really and he doesn't get to do much beyond what we've seen him do umpteen times. Despite being quite faithful to the original source there are some amendments that have been added to make it slightly more modern such as Freudian theory underpinning things or the fact that Marlowe uses an intravenous drug as opposed to drinking a potion. On the whole though, like lots of these Amicus/Hammer period horrors, this one is solid more than great. There consequently isn't anything too surprising but if you are a fan of the sub-genre then this is certainly a good enough example.
    Dethcharm

    A Walk On The Wild Side...

    I, MONSTER is Amicus Studios' version of Robert Louis Stevenson's Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde.

    Dr. Marlowe (Christopher Lee) is working on a serum that will bring out the dark side of human nature. Using Freud as his guide, Marlowe uses his concoction on a female test subject, turning her from prim and proper to the exact opposite thereof. After another successful test on an ill-tempered man, Marlowe tries the serum out on himself.

    Needless to say, the effects are dramatic, transforming the mild-mannered Marlowe into an id-driven maniac with only base desires on his mind. He heads for the seedier part of town where he can do as he pleases without regard or remorse.

    As in the original tale, no good comes of this, as Marlowe slides ever deeper into the abyss. Not even children's lives are spared. A colleague (Peter Cushing) suspects Marlowe and sets out to stop him.

    Lee and Cushing are always good together and this is no exception. This fairly faithful take on the source material highlights both men's strengths. Definitely one of Amicus' better movies...
    6mark-252

    Cushing and Lee in 3-D!

    This odd adaption of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde was originally shot in a rare form of 3-D which depends on a complicated camera move, much to the annoyance of star Christopher Lee. But it was all worth it, Mr. Lee, because it stands now as your only 3-D movie for us to enjoy today! The 3-D only works when the camera is moving left to right or right to left and you need special glasses (with the right lens slightly darkened) to enjoy it. But in 3-D, the creeping camera moves and slow editing all make sense because the scenes spring to life with deep focussed 3-dimensional action. Now you know why Christopher Lee is always walking up and down his laboratory behind all the chemical glassware!

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    • Anecdotes
      Christopher Lee (Dr. Charles Marlowe / Mr. Edward Blake) previously played Paul Allen in Les Deux Visages du Dr Jekyll (1960), another film adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's 1886 novella "Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde."
    • Gaffes
      At c. 53:00 into the film, Utterson says he would recognize the exact details of the ornate head of Blake's cane. However, he has only seen this cane for a fraction of a second at nighttime, when it was used to assault him earlier in the film.
    • Citations

      Dr. Charles Marlowe: The face of evil is ugly to look upon. And as the pleasures increase, the face becomes uglier.

    • Versions alternatives
      On Blu-ray, the film was released for the first time by Powerhouse Films in the UK. In addition to the theatrical version, there is the option to watch the extended version, which features two additional scenes. You can see Marlowe working in the lab, more conversations in the club and a conversation of Marlowe with his patient Diane. The scenes mainly deepen the theme of human duality, but are not strictly necessary.
    • Connexions
      Featured in The Many Faces of Christopher Lee (1996)
    • Bandes originales
      Eine Kleine Nachtsmusik
      By Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (uncredited)

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    • Date de sortie
      • 11 décembre 1974 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Royaume-Uni
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • I, Monster
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Shepperton Studios, Shepperton, Surrey, Angleterre, Royaume-Uni(Studio)
    • Sociétés de production
      • Amicus Productions
      • British Lion Film Corporation
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    • Rapport de forme
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