Jekyll and Hyde (TV series)

• Tom Bateman – Dr. Robert Jekyll/Hyde, the grandson of the Victorian Dr. Henry Jekyll/Mr. Edward Hyde, the son of Louis, twin brother of Olalla.
• Richard E. Grant – Sir Roger Bulstrode, a British Intelligence officer studying supernatural phenomena
• Tom Rhys Harries – Mr Sackler, a sniper working for Sir Roger Bulstrode
• Enzo Cilenti – Captain Dance, senior officer for monster organisation, the Tenebrae.
• Michael Karim – Ravi Najaran, Vishal and Gurinder's son and Robert's foster-brother
• Ace Bhatti – Dr. Vishal Najaran, Gurinder's husband, Ravi's father and Robert Jekyll's foster-father in Ceylon.
• Lolita Chakrabarti – Gurinder Najaran, Vishal's wife, Ravi's mother and Robert Jekyll's foster-mother in Ceylon.
• Natalie Gumede – Isabella "Bella" Charming, the owner of an East End nightclub the Empire, and love interest of Robert's Hyde persona.
• Stephanie Hyam – Lily Clarke Carew, a former biochemistry student of Cambridge, also, Lily Carew, granddaughter of the murdered Sir Danvers Carew.
• Christian McKay – Maxwell Utterson, Robert's estate lawyer whose father, Gabriel Utterson, worked for Dr. Henry Jekyll.
• Ruby Bentall  – Hilary "Hils" Barnstaple, Maxwell's assistant.
• Donald Sumpter – Garson, once Henry Jekyll's assistant/footman, now the bartender of the Empire nightclub.
• Sinéad Cusack  – Maggie Hope. Lover of Victorian Dr. Henry Jekyll/Mr. Edward Hyde, mother of Louis and grandmother of Robert and Olalla.
• Wallis Day – Olalla Jekyll/Hyde, granddaughter of the Victorian Dr. Henry Jekyll/Mr. Edward Hyde, daughter of Louis and twin sister of Robert.
• Amelia Bullmore – Renata Jezequiel, a distant relative of the Jekyll family.
• Natasha O'Keeffe – Fedora, member of Tenebrae and love interest of Dance.
• Tony Way – Cyclops Silas Parnell, member of Tenebrae, minion of Dance and leader of a gang of one-eyed thugs.
• Dee Tails – The Harbinger,[2] a creature.
• Phil McKee – Mr Hannigan, an MIO agent working for Sir Roger Bulstrode.
• Mark Bonnar – Lord Protheroe, head of Daily Truth, harbourer of Fedora and the "killed" Dance.
• David Bark-Jones and Thomas Coombes – Dr. Henry Jekyll/Mr. Edward Hyde, Robert and Olalla 's grandfather and the father of Louis. .

The series was based at 3 Mills Studios and also filmed in Kent – Rochester High Street doubles as the exterior of the Empire music hall and The Guildhall Museum features as the hotel where Dr. Jekyll (Tom Bateman) first lodges when arriving in England. The Historic Dockyard Chatham was used as location for the scenes used for Gravesend Docks, Tenebrae offices and factory and various areas of the site feature as London Streets and markets. Elmley Nature Reserve features in episode three as the setting for Maggie's (Niamh Walsh) country house and the Fort Amherst tunnels are used in episodes 9 and 10 where Jekyll finds out about the powers of The Incubus.

The opening episode attracted 459 complaints to the UK broadcasting regulator Ofcom in regard to the level of violence contained within a programme shown at 6.30pm. Ofcom subsequently announced that it had launched an investigation.,[8] which ultimately ruled that the show had breached the Ofcom Broadcasting Code, as children were not "protected from unsuitable material by appropriate scheduling."[9]

After the November 2015 Paris attacks, episode 4 was delayed for a week as it was felt that the subject matter would be upsetting with the fresh memories of the experience.

On 5 January 2016, ITV confirmed that it would not be renewing Jekyll and Hyde for a second series. Reasons included poor and decreasing viewing figures,[10] unfavourable comparisons to Doctor Who[11] and public backlash following "hundreds of complaints" regarding the appropriateness of the content for a teatime family show.[12]

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