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Mary Reilly

A housemaid falls in love with Dr. Henry Jekyll and his darkly mysterious counterpart, Mr. Edward Hyde.

Director

Stephen Frears

Year

Genre

drama, horror, romance

Box Office

$5,707,094

Production

NFH Films,TriStar Pictures

Awards

6 nominations

Mary Reilly

Dr. Henry Jekyll

Mr. Poole

Mary's Father

Mrs. Kent

Mrs. Farraday

Bradshaw

Annie

Bronagh Gallagher

Mary's Mother

Haffinger

Sir Danvers Carew

Young Mary

Young Woman

Young Whore

Emma Griffiths Malin

Doctor

Vicar

Screaming Girl

Screaming Girl's Mother

Wendy Nottingham

Screaming Girl's Father

Inspector

Policeman

Farraday Girl

Farraday Girl

Farraday Girl

Kadamba Simmons

Farraday Girl

Farraday Girl

Farraday Girl

Mimi Potworowska

Farraday Girl

Farraday Girl

Man with Beard

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I won't bite you. - Mary Reilly

I won't bite you.

Mary, you'll find an eel in the
fish pantry. Fetch it in, will you?. - Mary Reilly

Mary, you'll find an eel in the fish pantry. Fetch it i...

It's alive! - Mary Reilly

What's the matter with you?. - Mary Reilly

What's the matter with you?.

Flower beds there and at the corners. - Mary Reilly

Flower beds there and at the corners.

Come. - Mary Reilly

So how did it happen?. - Mary Reilly

So how did it happen?.

You done that on purpose, didn't you?. - Mary Reilly

You done that on purpose, didn't you?.

He knew the way I felt about them. - Mary Reilly

He knew the way I felt about them.

She took me away that night, tried
to decide what to do for the best... - Mary Reilly

She took me away that night, tried to decide what to do for ...

It is a terrible story, Mary. - Mary Reilly

It is a terrible story, Mary.

Thank you Mary - Mary Reilly

Strictly speaking,
I've no vacancies at the moment. - Mary Reilly

Strictly speaking, I've no vacancies at the moment.

Dear old Harry... - Mary Reilly

Dear old Harry...

My answer's always yes - Mary Reilly

My answer's always yes

She said yes, but she needs
two weeks to get it ready. - Mary Reilly

She said yes, but she needs two weeks to get it ready.

He came out of the dark - Mary Reilly

He came out of the dark

Mary... - Mary Reilly

Closer. - Mary Reilly

What am I going to do with you?. - Mary Reilly

What am I going to do with you?.

I was out late last night.
I must have... - Mary Reilly

I was out late last night. I must have...

When we had our talk you refused to say you hated your father - Mary Reilly

When we had our talk you refused to say you hated your...

God, Mary... - Mary Reilly

Mary... - Mary Reilly

Come in here, you! - Mary Reilly

Come in here, you!

He ought to have had the courage to
clean up after that mad dog of his. - Mary Reilly

He ought to have had the courage to clean up after that mad ...

What should I tell him?. - Mary Reilly

What should I tell him?.

You've taken your time. - Mary Reilly

You've taken your time.

I' m sorry I doubted you, sir. - Mary Reilly

I' m sorry I doubted you, sir.

And now to where they
butcher human meat. - Mary Reilly

And now to where they butcher human meat.

You just can't say no
to our employer, can you?. - Mary Reilly

You just can't say no to our employer, can you?.

Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde would like some tea - Mary Reilly

Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde would like some tea

Oh, it's you, is it?.
Butler's night off, is it?. - Mary Reilly

Oh, it's you, is it?. Butler's night off, is it?.

What is it?. - Mary Reilly

Doctor?. - Mary Reilly

Will there be anything else, sir?. - Mary Reilly

Will there be anything else, sir?.

There's been something
I've been trying to say to you... - Mary Reilly

There's been something I've been trying to say to ...

I want to apologize
for some of the things I said. - Mary Reilly

I want to apologize for some of the things I said.

Sorry. - Mary Reilly

Poole tells me
you've confessed to breaking a cup. - Mary Reilly

Poole tells me you've confessed to breaking a cup.

Yes, sir, I can't rightly
understand it myself. - Mary Reilly

Yes, sir, I can't rightly understand it myself.

-May I open it, Mr. Poole?.
-Very well, be quick about it. - Mary Reilly

-May I open it, Mr. Poole?. -Very well, be quick about it.

Why isn't she in her room?. - Mary Reilly

Why isn't she in her room?.

A poor wage for a lifetime's drudgery. - Mary Reilly

A poor wage for a lifetime's drudgery.

What have you done?. - Mary Reilly

What have you done?.

Are you Mary Reilly?. - Mary Reilly

Are you Mary Reilly?.

No, sir. - Mary Reilly

Still feel safe here?. - Mary Reilly

Still feel safe here?.

I trust you as I trust no one, Mary. - Mary Reilly

I trust you as I trust no one, Mary.

What is it?. - Mary Reilly

Therefore, do we now commit
the body of our departed sister... - Mary Reilly

Therefore, do we now commit the body of our departed sister....

I am the bandit - Mary Reilly

I am the bandit

Last week you saved my life. - Mary Reilly

Last week you saved my life.

I feel differently with you. - Mary Reilly

I feel differently with you.

Now are you beginning to understand?. - Mary Reilly

Now are you beginning to understand?.

Is evil stronger than good - Mary Reilly

Is evil stronger than good

I am sorry. I thought you were
planning to stay a while. - Mary Reilly

I am sorry. I thought you were planning to stay a while.

The master's asked me to bring him
something from the lab. - Mary Reilly

The master's asked me to bring him something from the l...

He said you have an illness. - Mary Reilly

He said you have an illness.

Doctor?. - Mary Reilly

I always knew you'd be the death of us. - Mary Reilly

I always knew you'd be the death of us.

He took pity on me. - Mary Reilly

He took pity on me.

Another cruel trick to take his life
and leave you behind to suffer. - Mary Reilly

Another cruel trick to take his life and leave you behind to...

It was the only way he could devise to set you free - Mary Reilly

It was the only way he could devise to set you free

I wanted the night... - Mary Reilly

I wanted the night...

I wanted the night - Mary Reilly

I wanted the night

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A housemaid falls in love with Dr. Henry Jekyll and his darkly mysterious counterpart, Mr. Edward Hyde.

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Director: Stephen Frears

Writer: Valerie Martin, Christopher Hampton

Production: NFH Films,TriStar Pictures

Genre: drama, horror, romance

Year: 1996

MetaScore: 44/100

ImdbRating: 5.8

BoxOffice: $5,707,094

Released: 23 Feb 1996

Awards: 6 nominations

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